PEER REVIEW - PRESENTATION 21 APRIL 2016 Presented By:Vernon Mosterd.

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PEER REVIEW - PRESENTATION 21 APRIL 2016 Presented By:Vernon Mosterd

COMMENTS ON PREPARATORY EVENTS/ISSUES BEFORE PEER REVIEW STARTED ON 1 FEBRUARY 2016 SEPTEMBER MEETING  September meeting gained us some experiences from other Provinces.  We also noted that some Provinces are well ahead of others in terms of implementing the ICRM tools and Status Determinations e.g Gauteng and Mpumalanga.  This was a very good benchmarking session  The idea of consolidating the ICRM and NCS tools so that these two programs go parallel was raised.

Cont.…  Nothing shows that this was taken into consideration (although we may have cited our concerns but it was clear we are to work with what we have, pertaining to challenges with equipment, infrastructure etc.)  This session was great in taking all District coordinators on par on what needs to happen supporting the clinics and doing status determinations to turn our clinics green.

Cont.…  The equipment needs were asked to submit gave us hope that the National Dept. would assist procuring the essential and emergency equipment to turn our facilities green. 1 out of 8 districts received (OR Tambo, NHI district) received equipment.  Planning of peer reviews started in this session, this assisted districts to address logistics and to be aware of what was going to happen during peer reviews.

DECEMBER MEETING  Some elements that were a challenge were discussed, some were removed and it was agreed that efforts made by facilities were to be appreciated.  This is where we meet our counterparts Preparatory meeting was a good idea before we start as again here we tried to raise our challenges pity that the revised tool after our inputs in the December meeting was delivered very late to the Districts for peer review assessments (remember everybody including facility staff needed some exposure in terms of preparedness re-changes)  Time for the December meeting was too short to review the tools

SOFTWARE PREPARATION  The information managers that were trained managed to take teams through in their sub district. lot of challenges were experienced during capturing and the modems did not assist at all and arrived very late. There was no software preparation for the teams.  It was a challenge: There was no data capture and the team was not exposed before to the tool.  The team received the software very late.

COMMUNICATION TO PEER REVIEWERS BEFORE IT STARTED (1 FEBRUARY )  Communication was fair regarding travel arrangements for all districts.  Tools arrived very late on Sunday morning for the Eastern Cape and we were leaving on Sunday.  Meeting with the District staff before reviews could start was good and giving of directions and getting somebody to accompany although there were days we had to find our way in a strange environment, getting lost with directions and starting inspections very late.  The expectation that the travelling team members had to print assessment forms made an extra weight in flights, this practice need s to be reviewed.  Required assessment forms should be ready and waiting at district office ANY OTHER COMMENTS ON PREPARATION

COMMENTS ON EVENTS / ISSUES DURING THE PEER REVIEW FROM 31 JANUARY TO 14 FEBRUARY ARRANGEMENT FOR TRAVEL TO PEER REVIEW DISTRICT AND RETURN TRIP. - It was well arranged except for one (1) district that was not confirmed 2. FLIGHT TICKETS: - Good 3. CAR HIRE: - Perfect

Cont.… 1. ACCOMMODATION AND MEALS - Accommodation was well arranged. - In some areas hotel could not cater for late coming, some catering was limited to a daily limit for dinner which was a challenge. - Lunch packs, Car parking, and drinks was a challenged. 2. Support to visit facilities - Good we were welcomed, and accompanied to all facilities.

Cont… 1. Support to visit the facilities Accompanied to all facilities, one group in Tshwane was not accompanied and they got lost after that it was rectified and continued well. 2. Support of facility managers - Ranging from bad to fair sometimes not cooperating at all getting lost during the assessment and getting yourself alone without communicating what the problem was.

Cont… 1. Availability of resources for peer review  Hard copy of peer review instrument were available 2. Data capture : no data capture, other districts used their own personal modem  Modem arrived on the last days of capturing, no bundles, managed with our own. (modem, SIM, Data bundle, network availability).  Capturing was also a challenge because the system was overloaded so it was on and off.

Cont.… 1.Ideal clinic software (access, data upload and support). Refer to above. 2. SOPs for capturing came late

WHAT WENT WELL AND SHOULD BE PART OF FUTURE PEER REVIEWS During Preparatory Phase  Planning in common area, it may be expensive but cutting off the element of insecurity and not being sure about meaning.  It boosts confidence of peers and makes one to easily provide guidance where necessary.  The fact that you have been taken through everything assisted a lot and you become a resource where ever you go. This also allow people to be involved as well in objectively assess themselves together with you  Breaking to groups for collective decision making like in a workshop  Tools recommended for use to be delivered on time so all of us are able to practice /exposed like the Gauteng Province did and maybe others

DURING PEER REVIEW PERIOD  Accompaniment to facilities  Availability of tools  Proper arrangement of hired cars  Support by the district staff  Giving feedback to the district  Proper arrangement of accommodation  Stick to using the tool for objectivity (GOOD TO SHARE GOOD PRACTISES BUT NOT TO RIDICULE)  Reviews to be done by people who are used to doing assessments.  All support staff to be part of the inspection not to be chased away as long as they do not interfere.

WHAT WENT WRONG AND SHOULD BE IMPROVED ON IN FUTURE PEER REVIEWS  When assessing as a Province, in Gauteng Province, the Provincial officers, and National officials including the one allocated to Eastern Cape was in Gauteng, as if we are not trust worthy and there was lack of confidence.  Poor time management was only attributed to the assessors not to the facilities  There was entourage of personnel that were accompanying the assessors at the facilities including provincial and National  National and Provincial personnel even interviewed the assessors in form of confrontation as to why did they assess like this, not like that. The assessors were intimidated by the senior official.  Some managers wanted the assessors to use version 16 not 15 to such an extent that, one manager phoned National DOH and got the right information. There were equipment’s that were getting in through the back door from the nearby facilities.

DURING PREPARATORY PHASE  Short time allocated for the meeting not allowing good flow of discussions DURING PEER REVIEW PERIOD  There was no separate person for capturing which made the inspections very hectic (no time to rest/sleep).  Staff having negative attitudes to the reviewers

WHAT WAS YOUR EXPERIENCE OF PEER REVIEW IN GENERAL, GOOD OR BAD  It was a good experience  Why? Had the opportunity to experience service delivery in another Province and understand that certain problems are universal and not only the home district specific problem.  The difference in the financial resources available in the different provinces was evident. The general maintenance of the clinic facilities was excellent  It was evident that the checklists (received in the last week of January 2016) had been available for some time in the clinics reviewed prior to the peer review exercises, but no so in the EC Province.

ANY ADDITIONAL COMMENTS  There are many items contained in the check lists for the PHC facility that are “in excess” of the size and extent of the facility, especially e.g. the surgical consumables.  PHC facilities will not attain the ideal status until the gap in VITAL equipment is procured for the facilities.  Currently in the austerity measures being experienced the procurement process is stringent and not accommodating of Ideal Clinic concept . Basic staff in accordance with WISN is required to maintain standards of cleanliness.  Admin support staff is essential to assist in managing the facility retained record system, filing and retrieval, archiving and the appointment system within the busy facilities.