Costing Adult and Adolescent Male Circumcision in Kenya, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Uganda Urbanus Kioko (PHD) University of Nairobi Arusha, Tanzania 10 June.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Cost of HIV/AIDS Adult and Pediatric Clinical Care and Treatment in Ghana Felix Asante, Jim Rosen, Futures Group/HPI August 4, 2010 Accra.
Advertisements

Jhpiego Male Circumcision Programs Jabbin Mulwanda Kelly Curran Technical Leadership Office 19 May 2009.
Motivating for national circumcision policy. Global prevalence of MC.
Scaling up voluntary medical male circumcision Catherine Hankins MD MSc FRCPC Chief Scientific Adviser to UNAIDS Office of the Deputy Executive Director,
Innovative community based HIV counseling and testing models for identifying new HIV positive adults and children: a case of a countrywide program in.
Assessing technical efficiency of HIV prevention interventions in three sub-Saharan countries S Bautista-Arredondo, SG Sosa-Rubí, D Contreras-Loya, M Opuni,
Gender Integration in Zambia Prevention, Care & Treatment Partnership (ZPCT II) Josephine Musamba, Senior Gender Advisor, FHI 360 June 16, 2014.
Determinants of VMMC Provider Burnout in 4 Sub-Saharan Countries Bertrand J 1, Rech D 2, Njeuhmeli E 3, Castor D 3, Frade S 2, Loolpapit M 4, Machaku M.
AIDS 2014, Melbourne, Australia July 25th, 2014
Roger Shapiro Poloko Kebaabetswe Shahin Lockman Serara Mogwe
Trial Intervention of Male Circumcision Services in Nyanza Province, Kenya Tom Onyango MatindeRobert Bailey Kenya Ministry of HealthUniv of Illinois at.
Richard G. Wamai, PhD Assistant Professor of Public Health Department of African American studies Northeastern University June 27, 2012.
SEEDS OF DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Innovative BDS for Africa’s Seed Industry Dr. Edward Mabaya Cornell University and Market Matters Inc.
SCALING UP MALE CIRCUMCISION PROGRAMMES IN THE EASTERN AND SOUTHERN AFRICA REGION TANZANIA 8 TH TO 10 TH JUNE 2010 Malawi Presentation.
1 Care and Treatment Group 4 th Uganda AIDS Partnership Forum Munyonyo, 30 th Jan – 1 st Feb 06 Chair: Namuyomba Grace Secretary: Dr. Kyamanywa Dan.
Social and Behavioural Perspective on Male Circumcision
History of IMAI. 1998: in response to interest from countries and donors that something comparable to IMCI needed to be developed for adults; first concept.
Decentralization, Co-Management and FBOs by Franklin Baer Baertracks.
Male Circumcision in Namibia Frieda Katuta National Prevention Coordinator Namibian Ministry of Health and Social Services.
MALE CIRCUMCISION VOLUNTEER PROGRAMME: Feasibility Assessment In Namibia MALE CIRCUMCISION VOLUNTEER PROGRAMME: Feasibility Assessment In Namibia Dr. Justin.
Tracking Scale Up of Maternal and Newborn Health Interventions Jeffrey M. Smith MCHIP Interventions for Impact in Essential Obstetric and Newborn Care.
Human Resource Constraints and Roll out of more efficacious regimens for PMTCT The Zambian experience Nande Putta MD MPH Technical Assistant PMTCT & Paediatric.
Zimbabwe MOHCW Male Circumcision Programme Supply Chain Management Dr. O. Mugurungi, Director AIDS&TB Programme Ministry of Health and Child Welfare June.
EXPERIENCES OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE AMONG ADOLESCENTS IN BOTH URBAN AND RURAL KENYA The 8th Pan-African PCAF Psychotrauma Conference Victoria Mutiso, PhD, Senior.
Scaling-up male circumcision programmes in the Eastern and Southern Africa Region Country update meeting HIV Testing and Counseling and Male Circumcision.
Delivering Highly Efficient Male Circumcision (MC) Services for HIV Prevention within the Public Sector in Campaign Mode in Iringa, Tanzania Presented.
Overview Presentation, April 27, 2006 First TAI Global Meeting, Bangkok, Thailand Africa.
AIDS Epidemic Update December /06 e. AIDS Epidemic Update December /06 e TOTAL North America Eastern Europe & Central Asia Latin America.
Providing Treatment, Restoring Hope Program Updates Dr. Robb Sheneberger, MD University of Maryland School of Medicine Track 1.0 Implementers Meeting Dar.
INTERNATONAL AIDS CONFERENCE 2012 MALE CIRCUMCISION: Are We Making the Cut? MOPDE0106 A comparative analysis of two high-volume male medical circumcision.
Male Circumcision Procurement and Supply Chain Management: Progress Report Country Update Meeting, Arusha, Tanzania June 8-10, 2010 Dr. Sameer Sakallah.
Skills Development in Sub-Saharan Africa By Richard K. Johanson And Arvil V. Adams.
Overview of MC Research in Kenya Country Update Meeting on MC Scale Up Eastern and Southern Africa Region, Arusha Dr Mores Loolpapit BSc, MB ChB, MPH 10.
Saving lives, changing minds. Federation Health WatSan/EH Federation Health WatSan/EH Theme: Developmental WASH; Centralised systems, sustainability.
Uptake of HIV Testing in Male Circumcision Services: The Case from Tanzania Scaling-up Male Circumcision Programmes in the Eastern and Southern Africa.
Quality of Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision Services during Scale-Up: A Comparative Process Evaluation in Kenya, South Africa, Tanzania and Zimbabwe.
Expanding FP access for national impact: Scaling up mobile outreach in Tanzania Joseph Komwihangiro Director of Health Services, Marie Stopes Tanzania.
Increasing Uptake of Long Acting Reversible Family Planning Methods in Zambia Meeting the Family Planning Demand to Achieve MDGs Kigali, March 2010.
EngenderHealth’s Work on Male Circumcision
8-10 June 2010 Arusha, Tanzania By AYANDA NQEKETO National MC Coordinator Ministry of Health, Swaziland.
Medical Male Circumcision in KZN 12 October 2010.
 The East African Communications Organization (EACO) is an inter- governmental organization established by ICT regulators and operators from the East.
Training and Capacity Building. IMC Worldwide IMC builds capacity and delivers services in weak, failed and collapsed states. Excluding India and China,
The U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief Title Cost and Impacts of expanding male circumcision services in Eastern and Southern Africa Emmanuel.
The Cost and Impact of Scaling-up Medical Male Circumcision in Uganda: An Empirical Analysis International AIDS Conference Vienna July 2010 Nazarius Mbona.
COMMUNITY HIV TESTING taking the clinic to the community Presented by: Priscilla Matyanga OPHID Trust Community Facilitator 2015 PSS Conference Victoria.
MC MOVE Models for optimizing the volume and efficiency of MC services By Dr Dino Rech.
Update on Male Circumcision Programme Presented By: Sinokuthemba Xaba National MC Focal Person/AIDS & TB Unit MOHCW 8-10 June 2010 Zimbabwe Country Presentation.
The Role of the Private Sector and Social Franchising in UHC: A Case Study from Kenya Joyce Wanderi, PS Kenya September 18 th, 2015.
TF_Arusha_Jun10/1 Framework for Evaluation of Male Circumcision Devices Tim Farley Department of Reproductive Health and Research World Health Organization.
Making Innovation Sustainable: The Axios Experience in Tanzania Anne V. Reeler, PhD Chief Technical Officer, Axios.
Primary Health Care (PHC). THE ALMA-ATA Conference 16 March 2016 Public Health and Community Medicine Department Mansoura Faculty of Medicine 2 At Alma-Ata.
Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision as a Platform for Adolescent Sexual and ReproductiveV Health Interventions 7 th December 2011 Kawango Agot, PhD, MPH.
Applying the WHO MOVE Guidance for Male Medical Circumcision – Cost of Facility-based Provision in a Test Case for South Africa Health Policy Initiative.
Integrating Reproductive Health and Family Planning into HIV Care in African Urban Slums JANE OTAI PROGRAM ADVISOR JHPIEGO/Kenya.
Increasing Male Circumcision (MC) Service Delivery through Demand Creation and Mentorship for Kitwe Central Hospital, a Tertiary Hospital in Zambia Maureen.
TANZANIA UPDATE ON MALE CIRCUMCISION ACTIVITIES Tuesday 8, 2010.
What Will it Take to Reach the Fast Track Prevention Targets? July 18, 2016, International AIDS Conference Karl L. Dehne, Chief Prevention, UNAIDS.
Understanding community needs when providing VMMC services to adolescents: A case of a remote rural village in Zimbabwe. Dr J Hove ZACH.
PrEP Scale-Up in Kenya: Bridge to Scale Project
XVII International AIDS Conference Mexico City, Mexico
Drivers of Unit Cost Variation in Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision in Sub-Saharan Africa: A meta-regression analysis Drew Cameron UC Berkeley IAEN.
Empowering Nurses to Provide Life-Saving Services (Task Shifting)
UPDATE ON MALE CIRCUMCISION IN UGANDA
AIDS TO A HIGH CATARACT SURGICAL RATE
Partnership for Male Circumcision: Achieving Scale
Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision (VMMC) Device Evaluations
MOVE Model MC Service Delivery in Swaziland
Kristen M. Little, Christine Odour, Heather Awsumb, Hildah Essendi
Presentation transcript:

Costing Adult and Adolescent Male Circumcision in Kenya, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Uganda Urbanus Kioko (PHD) University of Nairobi Arusha, Tanzania 10 June 2010

 Currently offering MMC services  Meets existing policies for comprehensive MMC services  Represents geographic diversity  Represents diversity of sites where MMC services will be scaled-up

CountryNumber of Sites Costed Kenya30 Zambia17 Zimbabwe4 Uganda27

Kenya HospitalsFixedOutreach Direct Costs Consumables $8.1122% % Personnel $ % % Training $ % % Subtotal$ % % Indirect costs Equipment $2.92 8% % Maintenance/Utility $ % % Support personnel costs $2.44 7% % Mgmt./supervision costs $1.33 4% % Mobilisation $0.74 2% % Subtotal$ % % TOTAL$ % % # of MC Clients/Yr/Facility

Kenya Health CenterFixed Outreach Direct Costs (US$) Consumables $8.15 $9.04 Personnel $3.04 $22.61 Training $4.36 $0.64 Subtotal$15.55 $32.29 Indirect costs (US$) Equipment $2.28 $1.67 Maintenance/Utility $2.28 $2.00 Support personnel costs $3.82 $2.59 Mgmt. and supervision costs $0.95 $0.79 Mobilisation $1.40 $1.67 Subtotal$10.74 $8.73 TOTAL$26.30$41.02 # of MC Clients/Yr/Facility

Kenya DispensariesFixed Outreach Direct Costs (US$) Consumables $12.57 $8.87 Personnel $25.99$18.57 Training $2.98$0.73 Subtotal$41.55$28.17 Indirect costs (US$) Equipment $2.93$1.92 Maintenance/Utility $2.33$1.08 Support personnel costs $4.57$3.24 Mgmt and supervision costs $1.13$0.38 Mobilisation $1.06$1.39 Subtotal$12.01$8 TOTAL$53.56$36.17 # of MC Clients/Yr/Facility

Zimbabwe Fixed% Outreach % Direct Costs Consumables $ %$ % Non-consumables$0.96 2%$1.011% Personnel costs$ %$ % Training costs$ %$0.260% Subtotal$ %$ % Indirect costs Equipment/capital costs$0.45 1%$3.565% Maintenance/Utility$3.24 6%$ % Support personnel$4.42 8%$4.677% Indirect Labor/Mgmt.$2.28 4%$1.252% Subtotal$ %$ % TOTAL$ %$ % # of MC Clients

Zambia Direct Costs% Labor$ % Materials$ % TrainingN.A. Subtotal$ % Indirect Costs Equipment$ % Maintenance/Utility$ % Indirect Labor/Management$ % Subtotal$ % TOTAL$ % # of MC Clients/Yr/Facility 328

# of MC Clients/Yr

 Difficult to capture demand creation, training and management costs  Excludes traditional MC  Does not address question about how unit costs might change with different methods of service delivery  Limitation of the data used for estimating unit costs—may not be very accurate  Preliminary data-further analysis/validation of the unit costs

 The unit cost of MC varies significantly particularly due to: › Scale (# of clients seen at each site) › Type of site (public, private) › Location of site (urban, peri-urban, rural) › Type of service delivery method (integrated, outreach, mobile) › Surgical instrument method/kit(disposable kits, non-disposable kits, etc.) › Persons responsible for delivery (e.g., nurse, surgeon, clinical officer)

 Likely to generate more accurate data over time-2-3 yrs  Need to update the unit costs-2-3 years after the 1 st costing exercise

 Disseminate findings from countries where costing was performed  Repeat costing exercise to update and validate cost estimates every 2-3 years