Results-Based Accountability (RBA)
Results-Based Accountability (RBA) is used around the world to engage the community and plan health promotion programs. Using a collective impact theory to promote planning, the RBA framework is a community-centered approach to share data and hold Turn the Curve sessions to implement data-driven quality improvement strategies and meet the deliverables in the LOHP Work Plan.
What are LOHPs saying about the Collaboratives?
The Office of Oral Health (OOH) and COHTAC have teamed-up to provide a space for collaboration and learning, called the RBA Learning Collaboratives.
Leadership for the collaboratives is provided from the OOH by Myryah Leighty, Quality and Performance Management Specialist, and Shumaila Hashmi, Research Scientist and from COHTAC by Katie Conklin, Turn the Curve Specialist, and Gustavo Sanchez, Design and Development.
Quality Improvement gives an opportunity for the organization to look inward and develop tools to improve while using data.
Local Oral Health Program Participant
Examples of process maps and infographics from LOHP RBA participants
Infographics:
Process maps: