Subject: Fwd: Study on Caesarean section rates in Georgia
From: Tamar Gabunia </O=EXCHORGANIZATION/OU=EXCHANGE ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=E6CA04F38EC94D0CADAB9CBDF90FCDDE-TAMAR G>
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Date: Wed, 22 Jan 2020 18:13:41 +0000

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From: "KLIMIASHVILI, Rusudan" <[email-masked]>

Date: 1/22/20 7:45 PM (GMT+04:00)

To: Tamar Gabunia <[email-masked]>

Cc: "DOMENTE, Silviu" <[email-masked]>, "KLIMIASHVILI, Rusudan" <[email-masked]>

Subject: Study on Caesarean section rates in Georgia

Dear Dr Gabunia ,

As you are informed,
WHO Country
Office
in Georgia,
with
technical guidance from WHO Regional Office for Europe,
SRH|MNH Program,
initiated a study on impact of financial interventions for reducing the cesarean section rates in  Georgia. More specifically, the study aims to
assess the impact of goal-setting and innovative financial regulations applied by the
Ministry of Internally
Displaced Persons from the Occupied Territories, Labour, Health and Social Affairs of Georgia for cost-saving and reducing caesarean section rates in Georgia. For designing
and implementing the study, WHO /EURO and the Country
Office
started collaboration with the national consultant – Ekaterine Pestvenidze, who is working under the supervision of
WHO Europe SRH|MNH Program Manager.

The study methodology and approach has already been developed and agreed with
WHO Europe SRH|MNH Program Manager. The basic data on Cesarean section rates has also been reviewed.
Yet, for accomplishing the study aims and making comprehensive analyses, there is a need for obtaining a comprehensive per-facility data on Cesarean section rates by years (2016-2019), along with the copies of policy documents on financial regulations applied
for targeted reduction of Cesarean section rates, copies of individual contracts with perinatal care facilities reflecting the targets set for Cesarean section reduction and finally, financial penalties applied for non-compliance with accomplished targets
outlined in contract agreement.

Since all the above-mentioned information is in the possession of the Social Service Agency, we would appreciate if you kindly facilitate
access to the required data and information to conduct a comprehensive analyses
and kindly appoint a person from the Ministry for collaboration and follow-up with the WHO Consultant.

Thank you for your collaboration.

On behalf of  Dr Silviu Domente, WR, Head of WHO Country Office

Rusudan (Rusiko) Klimiashvili,

Public Health Officer,

WHO Country Office in Georgia,

Office location: 81 Vasil Barnov Street, 0179 Tbilisi, Georgia

Mailing address: UN House, 9 Rapiel Eristavi Street,

0179, Tbilisi , Georgia,

Tel :              +995 32 2 99 80 73

Mobile:        +995 5 99 50 18 79

GPN:               74215

e-mail: [email-masked]

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