1 World Health Organization, Geneva Human Resources for Scaling Up HIV/AIDS Interventions Evidence and Information for Policy Barbara Stilwell, Coordinator,

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1 World Health Organization, Geneva Human Resources for Scaling Up HIV/AIDS Interventions Evidence and Information for Policy Barbara Stilwell, Coordinator, Dept. of Human Resources for Health, Geneva

2 World Health Organization, Geneva The size of the problem

3 World Health Organization, Geneva HRH challenges for achieving HIV/AIDS interventions Inadequate number of HRH and inadequate distribution

4 World Health Organization, Geneva HRH challenges for achieving HIV/AIDS interventions Qualification of HRH Stigma attached to HIV/AIDS “Stigma will follow me, and my brothers and sisters for the rest of our lives. Sometimes it even accompanies us into death” (South Africa, PLWA)

5 World Health Organization, Geneva Migration Sources: General Medical Council, 2002; Nursing and midwifery council, 2002; Migration Research Unit, 2002

6 World Health Organization, Geneva Intention to migrate from Nigeria: Main reasons Source: MoH, 2003

7 World Health Organization, Geneva Distribution of countries by stock of HRH, according to region Source: WHO database on health personnel, late 1990s Health workforce distribution Source: HRH data base, WHO, 2000

8 World Health Organization, Geneva Labour market Source: HRH 6 country study, WHO, 2003

9 World Health Organization, Geneva Difficulty to plan the required number of staff in the ART care flow What skills should be taught to which level of staff? Impact of HIV/AIDS on staffing - absenteeism due to morbidity, mortality, time lost due to funeral attendance and caring for sick family members HIV/AIDS specific HR issues countries are struggling with :

10 World Health Organization, Geneva HIV/AIDS and HRH models Community projects Employer-based schemes Public hospital PMTCT Developing national systems of care institutions from various sectors National expansion programme based on PLWA input at clinic and community level Research sites delivering care Site visits (41) + Country HR assessments Gathering evidence and information to identify ART delivery systems and HRH inputs from:

11 World Health Organization, Geneva Adjusted service targets method for HRH requirements Demographics Incidence and prevalence of diseases Needs Service Targets Tasks Time requirements Productivity /efficiency gains HRH requirements (FTEs) ServicesSkills required

12 World Health Organization, Geneva The way forward with the highest level of political support Short term –Transfer of tasks to community members, including involvement of PLWA –Combination of tasks: review all clinical/preventive tasks at all levels for all programmes –Emergency response resources - volunteers –Short period training –Develop stigma reduction strategies

13 World Health Organization, Geneva The way forward with the highest level of political support Medium term –Changes in legislation to maximize HRH use Review regulations governing health providers’ diagnostic and treatment authority New cadres of health care workers that can be trained quickly New HRH skill mix –Policies addressing HRH retention problems –Public /private partnerships –Health worker substitution –Develop stigma reduction strategies

14 World Health Organization, Geneva The way forward with the highest level of political support Long term –Strengthening capacity of health systems at regional and national level - including HRH development plans and migration –Building supportive infrastructures –Increasing the stock of HRH (training) –Review fiscal policies to overcome public sector employment constraints –Develop stigma reduction strategies