Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (ASRH) remains a national health priority in Ghana. However, many primary health care (PHC) facilities face challenges in resource utilization, compromising service quality and coverage.
This policy brief presents evidence from a study of 53 Primary Health Care (PHC) facilities in Greater Accra, assessing their technical efficiency in delivering adolescent mental, sexual, and reproductive health (MSRH) services.
Findings reveal significant variations across districts and facility types. Efficiency was driven not by resource abundance, but by smarter resource deployment, including digital tools, service tracking, and workload management. Strategic investments and replication of best practices can enhance service efficiency and adolescent health outcomes without raising costs.
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