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1 The Strength of the Community: A Foundation for Healthcare Delivery Ram Shrestha, D.Sc.(hon) and Rhea Bright, MPH University Research Co., LLC
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CHW Health Service Structure Health Post CHW Ram Shrestha
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CHW Approach – Community Health Worker Ram Shrestha
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Current Situation of Community Health Workers Ram Shrestha
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S UPPORT TO C OMMUNITY H EALTH W ORKERS Ram Shrestha
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What is a Community System?
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Schools Religious Community Women’s Group Local Health Clinic $ Credit & Savings Group Local Government Community Health System Community Committee Ram Shrestha
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How does a Community System Function?
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Schools Religious Community Women’ s Group Local Health Clinic $ Savings & Credit Group Local Government Ram Shrestha
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Schools Religious Community Women’ s Group Local Health Clinic $ Savings & Credit Group Local Government Ram Shrestha
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Schools Religious Community Women’ s Group Local Health Clinic $ Savings & Credit Group Local Government Ram Shrestha
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Schools Religious Community Women’ s Group Local Health Clinic $ Savings & Credit Group Local Government Ram Shrestha
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Schools Religious Community Women’ s Group Local Health Clinic $ Savings & Credit Group Local Government Ram Shrestha
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Schools Religious Community Women’ s Group Local Health Clinic $ Savings & Credit Group Local Government Ram Shrestha
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Schools Religious Community Women’ s Group Local Health Clinic $ Savings & Credit Group Local Government Community Health System Community QI Ram Shrestha
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Name of Group Member # and names of pregnant women identified # and names of postpartum women identified # and names of < 5 children # and names FP user 1. Example Name 1: _____ Name 2: _____ 2. 3. 4. Total Community Group Monthly Health Data Record 2014 Name of Community Group: Women’s Group Village: Luboga Month & Year: February 2014 District: Kishapu
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Schools Religious Community Women’ s Group Local Health Clinic $ Savings & Credit Group Local Government CHW Community Health System Ram Shrestha
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What is an Improvement?
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What is an improvement? Where You are? Where do you want to be in one year? This is a gap 20 pregnant women 200 pregnant women 2% exposed infants receiving HIV test 90% exposed infants tested for HIV
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Change Ideas for Improvement
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10 % of pregnant women participate in ANC services 100% of pregnant women should participate in ANC services QI Team met and discussed Change Idea Proposed- Awareness- TV spots Two weeks later: Measured – 20% women received ANC services Improvement but not 100% QI Team met and discussed Change Idea Proposed- Awareness- TV Spots and individual counseling Two weeks later: Measured – 50% women received ANC services Improvement but not 100% QI Team met and discussed Change Idea Proposed- Awareness- TV Spots, individual counseling and family counseling Two weeks later: Measured – 80% women received ANC services Improvement but not 100% QI Team met and discussed Change Idea Proposed- Awareness- Radio Spots Two weeks later: Measured – 10% women received ANC services No Improvement
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LSLearning Session LS QI m Situation Analysis Coaching Harvest Dissemination meeting 3 rd month 6 th month 9 th month 12th month 1st month Community QI Implementation Activities Timeline Ram Shrestha Community Group Orientation Coaches Orientation 2-3 months
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Coaches Orientation: Training facility nurses to serve as community QI coaches, Iringa, Tanzania
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LSLearning Session LS QI m Situation Analysis Coaching Harvest Dissemination meeting 3 rd month 6 th month 9 th month 12th month 1st month Community QI Implementation Activities Timeline Ram Shrestha Community Group Orientation Coaches Orientation 2-3 months
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LSLearning Session LS QI m Situation Analysis Coaching Harvest Dissemination meeting 3 rd month 6 th month 9 th month 12th month 1st month Community QI Implementation Activities Timeline Ram Shrestha Community Group Orientation Coaches Orientation 2-3 months
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Community QI Team, Buikwe, Uganda
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Changes Tested to identify patients on ART in the community -Home to Home visits. - PHA group reps reach out to membership - Patient to patient linkages - HWs link patients to VHTs - VHTs participate in HF activities - Local Chiefs mobilize community to identify VHTs - Discuss HIV in women group meetings Above Figure shows that the total number of patients on ART identified in the community increased from 15 to 257 patients in June and September 2012 respectively. The improvement was almost two fold when VHTs worked in a system than when working alone. Identification of patients on ART in the community
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Improved number of pregnant women receiving ANC 86% % of pregnant women tested for HIV increased from 72% in Oct. 2011 to 86% by June 2012
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Exercise
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Use of local materials to present Improvement in quality of services
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