Abhishek Gopalka: How motivation can fix public systems
阿布舍克.哥帕卡: 如何用動機來整治公共體制
BCG's Abhishek Gopalka advises governments on innovative approaches to deliver better outcomes for citizens. Full bio
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as the leader of a country.
of your biggest priorities
with high-quality healthcare.
was fundamentally broken?
就出問題了呢?
system of Rajasthan,
clinical innovation --
醫療創新科技,
without one key ingredient.
體制就不會有任何改變。
or tried to change a personal habit,
養育過孩子,
doesn't just appear.
你才會開始重視這件事。
that all of us humans care about,
to shine in front of society.
was supposed to serve in the first place.
its public health system dramatically
是如何大幅地
to trigger motivation.
of India's largest states,
health system of Rajasthan,
公共醫療體制時,
mortality rate --
before their first month birthday --
to a public health facility."
in a public health facility,
公共醫療機構看醫生,
or "primary health center."
are expected to go to a PHC every day.
至少 40 個病人。
only one out of four PHCs
只有四分之一的 PHC
number of patients.
had lost faith in the system.
is at the core of it.
權責制度的缺失。
uncontrollable dysentery.
350 rupees or five dollars.
相當於 5 美金。
to the government PHC.
that she's entitled to have run out,
to reorder them on time.
to the private medical center,
worsening with every passing hour,
to the private medical center
去私人醫療中心,
for the consultation and drugs.
for this incredible failure of the system.
也沒有人需要負責。
and heartache to Sudha.
時間、金錢和心力。
that just had to be fixed.
to improve accountability.
performance dashboards
很炫的績效儀表板,
of the health department
through internal mechanisms,
has been diluted.
back into the equation,
the coffee shop strategy.
one of these signs in a coffee shop,
the coffee is free."
咖啡就免費。」
and applied it to Rajasthan.
across the state,
PHC 能夠重生,
citizen promises along the wall.
清清楚楚地寫出公民承諾。
a doctor each time."
都一定會有醫生在。」
your free drugs each time."
都一定能拿到免費藥品。」
都一定能接受免費診斷。」
your free diagnostics each time."
with elected representatives
人民代表合作,
with the community
提出公民承諾。
was out there in the open.
in less than a year.
was getting back into business.
the maternal health in my community,
by administrative officers
simply weren't motivated enough
of the public health department,
with a brilliant idea.
the performance of every district
the media got involved,
on which districts were doing well
and the worst-performing districts.
to motivate every district.
from soccer leagues,
were to decline,
were to improve,
to the premiere league.
to be known as exemplars.
if you think about it.
is only being reviewed by your manager
與生俱來的競爭魂。
in each and every one of us.
and public competition,
to improve citizen health.
a more motivated health system,
that was now much more ready for support.
有了更完善的準備,
for the support,
data or skill building.
in the district of Ajmer.
參加區域會議。
that had been rising rapidly
of passionate doctors
on how to better support their teams.
讓他們的團隊得到更好的支援。
had up-skilled health workers
技能提升訓練的醫護人員
in creative ways
運用 WhatsApp,
with his frontline workers.
who are missing from immunization?
for immunization?
were now significantly motivated,
有很強烈的改變動機了,
better and better.
more resources and tools.
更多資源和設備支援。
the motivation challenge.
off resources and tools.
a key question.
of Rajasthan's public health system?
後來表現得如何?
進行體制改造時,
out of 21 large states.
拉賈斯坦邦排名 20。
one of the highest improvements
one of the highest reductions
有最大幅度的下降。
being saved every year.
take a long time, even decades.
花很長的時間改善,
並不是只能用在拉賈斯坦邦。
Rajasthan-specific about what we learned.
of using the citizen to trigger motivation
來激發改變動機的方法
to public health systems.
that if there is any public system,
to the citizen.
衛生也可以這麼做,
political representation.
on the basis of student enrollment.
on the basis of cleanliness.
of a scorecard
對改善民生的貢獻,
improving citizen lives.
out there in the world.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Abhishek Gopalka - Public sector strategistBCG's Abhishek Gopalka advises governments on innovative approaches to deliver better outcomes for citizens.
Why you should listen
BCG's Abhishek Gopalka is a Managing Director and Partner in the New Delhi office, with more than 11 years of experience working with governments, foundations, international institutions, NGOs and private sector.
Gopalka has deep expertise in large-scale transformation of public delivery systems to drive citizen outcomes, with a focus on public health and education. He has worked across multiple geographies, including India and the US.
Gopalka holds an MBA from the Ross School of Business (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor) and a B.E. in Computer Science from R.V. College of Engineering (Visvesvaraya Technological University), Bangalore.
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