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Provide technical and financial support to RHBs to conduct stakeholder consultative meetings, to review and finalize regional HRH Strategic Plans In Year 4, Tigray and Amhara RHBs developed regional HRH strategic plans based on the National HRH SP with technical and financial support from the HRH Project. In Year 5, the Project will provide technical and financial support to organize and conduct stakeholders’ consultative meetings to seek inputs, revise and finalize the plans. The HRH Project will also technically support other regions to develop HRH strategic plans. Sub IR 1.3.2 Support the Food, Medicine and Healthcare Administration and Control Authority (FMHACA) to strengthen/establish Health Professionals Regulation (HPR) policies, systems, programs and practices The assurance of quality of healthcare and patient safety partly depends on regulation of health practice and health professionals. Setting and enforcing robust systems that support and facilitate regulation is important to promote integrity and accountability of health professionals. The HRH Project has supported the FMHACA to develop policy frameworks for all segments of health professionals’ regulation. The support provided reinforced implementation and monitoring of health care and professionals regulation particularly professionals’ registration, licensure and re- licensure, Continuous Professional Development (CPD), Scope of Practice (SOP), and Fitness for Practice (FFP). In addition, the Project generated evidence on the uptake and challenges of regulation programs across the country. The Project also supported the development of a regulatory sector strategic plan and sector-wide transformation initiatives on medical ethics and regulatory audits.
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Provide technical and financial support to EAA to develop, submit and present program learning at national and international forums The HRH project will support the EAA to document key findings from program implementation, and present accepted abstracts at selected national, regional, or international forums. Sub-IR 2.1.7 Support Licensure Exam Provision for Anesthesia Graduates The HRH Project is providing technical and financial assistance for the establishment of a national licensure exam system. In Year 5, the HRH Project will implement the activities identified below in an effort to support the FMOH to roll out licensure exams for anesthetists.
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Provide technical and financial support for the development of competency based assessment tools for student performance assessment Through XXXx, the Project will support HSEDCs to work with midwifery faculty and develop competency based assessment tools, with the aim of improving the quality of midwifery education.
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Provide technical and financial support to the FMOH to organize a 3-day workshop to review the pharmacy level IV curriculum The HRH Project will support the FMOH to organize a 3-day workshop to review the existing pharmacy level IV curriculum in collaboration with the TVET. The curriculum will be revised to ensure integration of relevant SCM competencies.
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