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REPORT-BACK TO THE HPG BY THE TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP (TWG) ON HUMAN RESOURCES FOR HEALTH (HRH) HPG III, 26 NOVEMBER 2014 1
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AGENDA OF THE HRH TWG MEETING The first meeting of the HRH TWG for 2014 took place yesterday, 25 November, in response to the HPG II in June, which tasked the TWG to convene and follow-up the discussions on HRH. The agenda covered: o Roles and responsibilities of the different MOH departments working on HRH development: ASTT, DOM o Priority areas in HRH (current challenges) o DP contributions to these different areas o New ways of working to strengthen the functioning of the TWG on HRH 2
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PRIORITY AREAS IN HRH (CURRENT CHALLENGES) #1 Challenges, and actions to address them, can be categorized into two main areas: I.Education, training and accreditation (ASTT) II.Human resources management (DoM and MSA) ---- ----- ----- I.EDUCATION, TRAINING AND ACCREDITATION Undergraduate and post graduate education for different cadres of HRH o Medical education o Nursing education o Education programmes/curricula for other cadres of health workforce In-service training, including mentorship, monitoring and evaluation Accreditation of institutions for medical education and CME Licensing (linked to CME) 3
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II.HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT HRH planning and projections o Designing and regulating the functions and duties of HRH cadres, staffing, organizational structure at the central and local levels o Planning and policy development (including incentives policies) to: address shortage of certain specialists; and attract them to and retain them in certain localities (ensuring availability of HRH in hard- to-reach areas Legislation and governance Information systems for HRH (to ensure minimum HRH data) PRIORITY AREAS IN HRH (CURRENT CHALLENGES) #2 4
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DP S CURRENTLY SUPPORTING HRH DEVELOPMENT The majority of DPs are supporting education, training and accreditation. A smaller number are supporting human resources management: I.Education, training and accreditation o ADB, AMP, CDC, CHAI, HAIVN, JICA, Pathfinder, WB, WHO. II.Human resources management o ADB, JICA, WB, WHO. Note: this list of DPs is not exhaustive – it only captures those that participated in/whose contributions were discussed during the TWG meeting 5
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NEW WAYS OF WORKING DPS committed to using the TWG as a mechanism for: o Carefully assessing the programmes/strategies are trying to develop against the national HRH policies/strategies/plans. o Better understanding the legal framework and processes related to HRH, and better reflecting on how DP processes aligned to MOH processes and priorities. The HRH TWG agreed to establish subgroups to work on the two main areas: I.Subgroup 1: Education, training and accreditation II.Subgroup 2: Human resources management 6
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NEW WAYS OF WORKING CONT… The subgroups will meet regularly on a needs basis The TWG on HRH will then meet on a quarterly basis, two weeks prior to the quarterly HPG meeting The subgroups will take up the policy issues identified in TWG meetings Issues raised for follow-up at the next TWG are: o HRH policies, strategies and plans to which DPs can align their support o How the HRH planning/strategy development process must consider the education system and its linkages/interactions with health system structures o The HRH development steering committee (composition, mandate, etc.), and how subgroup focal points can be engaged 7
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IMMEDIATE NEXT STEPS ASTT, DoM, WHO and AMP to work together to draft a process paper to: o Define the process of establishing and convening the two subgroups (including MOH and DP focal points) o Refine and operationalize the Terms of Reference of the HRH TWG Process paper to be shared among the TWG for comments and finalization by end December 2015. WHO to facilitate the first meeting of both subgroups by end January 2015. HRH meeting to take place 2 weeks before Q1 meeting of the HPG in 2015. 8
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