Result Two Sample Clauses

Result Two. Improved Availability and Quality of Services, Products and Information In order to address the demand created for different FP/RH and MNCH services through community mobilization and behavioural change efforts, it is essential to ensure the availability and quality of health services at various levels. To this end, IFHP+/E2A continues building the technical capacity of health service providers, including HEWs through the provision of tailored packages of trainings in areas of FP/RH, MNCH, including HIV and AIDS and malaria to improve access and to maximize the delivery of quality service to the community. The changes in the knowledge and skills of trainees have been measured through pre/post tests and competency based skill checklists in all trainings that have been provided by IFHP+/E2A. Family Planning/Reproductive Health IFHP+/E2A continued to support the health system in the provision of quality reproductive health and family planning services, including LARCs, to underserved communities. Key strategies include the provision of information on the full mix and the use of long and short acting methods of contraception, including healthy timing and spacing of pregnancies; enhancing the capacity of service providers at different levels of health facilities; ensuring the availability of commodities at service outlets; integrating FP with HIV/AIDS services; Women’s and Girls' Health mainstreaming in the health sector; and reaching youth and adolescents with information and services.
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Result Two. Improved Access to and Quality of HIV/AIDS Preventive Services‌ The technical approach implemented for HIV prevention among MARPs is HIV Combination Prevention, consisting of a set of behavioral, biomedical and structural actions. These prevention interventions are linked directly to the national response, with comprehensive approaches to HIV prevention from combined strategies. PrevenSida will continue implementing HIV combination prevention according to the new PEPFAR indicator guidance released on January 2014. For MARPS the minimum package is delivered at the individual and/or small group level. These interventions are components of a comprehensive program. The minimum package has been adapted for different sub-groups especially vulnerable to HIV.
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