JICA’s Cooperation in Health Sector (2011 ~ 2014) Capacity Development in Regional Health Management Phase 2 (2011 ~ 2014) Capacity Development in Regional.

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JICA’s Cooperation in Health Sector (2011 ~ 2014) Capacity Development in Regional Health Management Phase 2 (2011 ~ 2014) Capacity Development in Regional Health Management Phase 2 (2008 ~ 2011) Capacity Development for Regional Referral Health Management (2008 ~ 2011) Capacity Development for Regional Referral Health Management (2008 ~ 2010) Strengthening of Human Resource for Health Project (Advisor) (2008 ~ 2010) Strengthening of Human Resource for Health Project (Advisor) (2010 ~ 2014) Strengthening Development of Human Resource for Health (5S-KAIZEN-TQM) (2010 ~ 2014) Strengthening Development of Human Resource for Health (5S-KAIZEN-TQM) (2006 ~ 2010) Project for Institutional Capacity Strengthening for HIV Prevention (2006 ~ 2010) Project for Institutional Capacity Strengthening for HIV Prevention (2010 ~ 2014) Health Systems Strengthening for HIV and AIDS Services Project (2010 ~ 2014) Health Systems Strengthening for HIV and AIDS Services Project (2004 ~ 2007) Integrated Malaria Control Project (2004 ~ 2007) Integrated Malaria Control Project (2001 ~ 2007) Strengthening RHMT/DHMT for District Health Services in Morogoro Region (2001 ~ 2007) Strengthening RHMT/DHMT for District Health Services in Morogoro Region (2003 ~ 2006) Morogoro District HIV/AIDS Project (JICA Partnership Program) (2003 ~ 2006) Morogoro District HIV/AIDS Project (JICA Partnership Program) ( ) Strengthening Hospital Management in Regional Referral Hospitals in Tanzania

Regional Referral Hospital Management Project (RRHMP) Hisahiro Ishijima, MPH&TM, PhD Chief Advisor-RRHMP JICA-MoHCDGEC 2

Outline of RRHMP Implementation period May 2015 to May 2020 (total 60 months) Phase 1: May 2015 – August 2016 Phase 2: October 2016 – May 2020 Target of the Project Twenty-seven (27) Regional Referral Hospitals (RRHs) in Tanzania mainland Implementers JICA and MoHCDGEC In collaboration with PO-RALG Division of Health, SW &Nutrition, RAS Office and RHMTs National/Zonal Referral Hospitals Universities & Training Institutions 3

Project goal and purpose Overall Goal: Quality of health service is improved at Regional Referral Hospitals (RRHs) Project purpose: Hospital management is improved at RRHs 4

OUTPUT 01 Strengthen Basic Hospital Management OUTPUT 04 Strengthen Resource management & Quality at RRH OUTPUT 06 Support BRN Commodity Management and sharing project experiences to other African countries OUTPUT 02 Strengthen Planning and Reporting at RRH OUTPUT 05 Strengthen Governance at RRH OUTPUT 03 Strengthen Monitoring and Evaluation at RRH 6 expected outputs from RRHMP 5

PO-RALG MOHCDGEC Division Health, SW & Nut. RHS section Division Health, SW & Nut. RHS section DPP Regional Health Coordination DPP Regional Health Coordination DCS DHR DHQA DPS RRHMP 27 RRHMTs National, Zonal Referral Hospitals Universities & Training institutions Universities & Training institutions RRHABs RAS Office RHMT Office 6

Pilot in 3 RRHs Conduct hospital management training for all RRHs Regular production and use of CHOP Develop externals tools Health resources are well managed, and reduce wastes Establish functional HAB at all RRHs Continuation of PRM Revise CHOP guideline Revise KAIZEN training materials Receiving study tours Develop training guidelines and teaching materials Institutionalize the HMT training Conduct training of CHOP for all RRHs Conduct HAB orientation training for all regions Develop guidelines for establishment and operating of HAB Pilot in 3 RRHs OUTPUT 1 Basic management capacity of HMTs is improved OUTPUT 2 Planning and reporting capacity of RRHs is improved OUTPUT 3 Monitoring and Evaluation of RRHs is strengthened OUTPUT 4 Resource management and QI activities are strengthened through KAIZEN approach OUTPUT 5 Governance of RRHs is strengthened OUTPUT 6 Tanzania's experience on hospital management and QI are shared Develop Internal SS Pilot in 3 RRHs Training on M&E to all RRHs Useful for evidence based CHOP development Phase 1 May 2015 – Aug.2016 Phase 2 Oct.2016 – May.2020 Continuation of KAIZEN training and CV Introduction of HRHIS into RRHs Project purpose: Hospital management is improved at RRHs Overall Goal: Quality of health service is improved at Regional Referral Hospitals (RRHs) Facilitator’s training on KAIZEN Train 27 RRHs Continuation of study tours Continuation of NQIF support Continuation of BRN training for 4 regions Conduct BRN training for 1 region Participating of NQIF Pilot in 3 RRHs Project outline and process to achieve project purposes and goal 7

Findings from Baseline survey at RRHs No standardized RRH’s organogram. Every hospital has there own structure More than 50% of RRHs staff do not receive training on key management functions Majority of RRHs (48%) operate in debits balances thus making MSD to supply drugs without having money at their respective accounts. The range of money that RRHs owe MSD is between TZS 1,069,319 (Coast) and 346,355,757 (Kigoma). 8

Findings from Baseline survey at RRHs Mzumbe, MUHAS, St. John’s, University of Dodoma, St. Augustine, CHEDA run courses related with health system management. However, no courses focuses on hospital management at regional level Situation of developing hospital operation plan were studied during the baseline survey 12/27 RRHs did not develop and submit CHOP in 2015 Previous year experiences and expenditures are not properly applied to develop CHOP (no evidence based) Many RRHs are complained about complication of CHOP guideline *CHOP: Comprehensive Hospital Operational Plan (for RRHs) 9

Findings from Baseline survey at RRHs Situation of hospital performance assessment (HPA) activities were studied during the baseline survey Existence of various HPA tools IHI, Pharmaccess, Evaplan/GIZ, Star Rating, NHIF accreditation tool etc. No HPA tool particularly for RRHs No internal monitoring tool to monitor the progress of CHOP implementation for RRHs Situation of Hospital Advisory Board (HAB) is studied during the baseline survey 14/27 RRHs have not established HAB yet Newly established 4 regions (Geita, Katavi, Njombe, Shimyu)’s RRHs are still operating as CHSB There is no clear and detailed guideline for HAB operation 10

OUTPUT 1: Strengthen Basic Hospital Management Main activities Development of Hospital Management Training materials Basic Hospital Management Training for RRHMT Applied Hospital Management Training for RRHMT Progress of the activities Training materials for Basic Hospital Management is developed Training materials for applied Hospital Management is developed (Finance management, NHIF and CHOP) Facilitator Training was conducted Pilot training for 3 RRHs was conducted 11

OUTPUT 2: Strengthen Planning and Reporting at RRH Main activities Development of Guideline, Planning and Reporting Formats for Comprehensive Hospital Operational Plan (CHOP) Training on CHOP for RRHMT Introduce Human Resource for Health Information System (HRHIS) into RRHs Progress of the activities The following documents were developed and waiting comments from different stakeholders for finalization CHOP guideline CHOP format CHOP Quarterly Report format 12

OUTPUT 3: Strengthen Monitoring and Evaluation at RRH Main activities Development of Internal Supportive Supervision (ISS) guideline and ISS tools Development of External Hospital Performance Assessment (HPAT) guideline and ISS tools Training on ISS and HPAT Progress of the activities ISS pilot test was conducted at Dodoma and Morogoro RRHs Comments were reflected in the guideline and tools for finalization 13

OUTPUT 4: Strengthen Resource management & Quality at RRH Main activities Strengthen health resource management through 5S-KAIZEN-TQM approach Progress of the activities Conduct KAIZEN TOT for all 27 RRHs Consultation visit is on going to provide technical support on KAIZEN activities *5S: a principle to improve working environment with 5 steps of Sort, Set, Shine, Standardize and Sustain. *KAIZEN: “Improve” in Japanese, started at Toyota to improve productivity, quality assurance and safety in the working environment through a participatory problem solving process conducted by a work unit via “teamwork.” The practices at the hospitals focuses on improving health service quality such as reduction of waiting time, reduction of occurrences of phlebitis from intravenous cannulation, improvement of insurance refunds from NHIF etc. 14

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OUTPUT 5: Strengthen Governance at RRH Main activities Conduct situation analysis of Regional Referral Hospital Advisory Board (RRHAB) Develop RRHAB orientation guideline Pilot RRHAB orientation training Training all 27 RRHs on RRHAB orientation Progress of the activities RRHAB orientation guideline is developed RRHAB orientation training was pilot at 3 RRHs 16

OUTPUT 6: Support BRN Commodity Management and sharing project experiences to other African countries Main activities Receiving study tours on 5S-KAIZEN-TQM approaches Support BRN commodity management training at 5 regions Progress of the activities Received the study tour from Bangladesh MoH Received the study tour from Malawi MoH BRN commodity management training materials were developed Conducted Facilitators Training for BRN commodity management to produce 18 National facilitators 17

Thank you! 18