Sub-Result 4 Sample Clauses

Sub-Result 4. 2: Evidence of what works in PMCD informed by results from program learning and iterative adaptation 61
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Sub-Result 4. 2: Evidence of what works in PMCD informed by results from program learning and iterative adaptation Collaborative work with regional universities already started in Amhara region in the areas of Operations Research. As part of the operations research (OR) training provided for Amhara region, the project assisted the RHB to select OR topics that are relevant for the health sector in the region.
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Sub-Result 4. 3: Evidence utilized to inform programming and policy with local and global stakeholders Publication: One research article was published on GHSP, title “Improving Contraceptive Access, Use, and Method Mix by Task Sharing Implanon Insertion to Frontline Health Workers: The Experience of the Integrated Family Health Program in Ethiopia”. Oral and poster conference presentation: Two research abstracts submitted to the 29th EPHA annual conference held in Addis Ababa, on February 2018. 4 Partnership and coordination Family Planning and Reproductive health: The Project FP/RH team is a member of the FP technical working groups at different levels. During this quarter, the project participated in the updating of the national reproductive health guideline and in a special working group organized by the FMOH to prepare a guide for level-IV HEWs program on comprehensive FP trainings. Similarly, the regional project office FP/RH teams participated in the regional FP TWG, and consultative meetings with partners and regional health offices. Accordingly, in Amhara region discussion were held with Engender Health and Ipas to avoid duplication of efforts, and reached on mutual agreement, that the Transform: Primary Health Care Project will retain 49 woredas while 27 woredas were transferred to Engender Health (20 woredas) and Ipas (7 woredas) as FP/RH interventions woredas. In this quarter, a significant partnership with MSI-E USAID-SIFPO project was achieved regarding supporting the training on permanent FP skills for the selected eight learning primary hospitals in the four project regions. As part of the support, MSI will also provide orientation to HEWs and HC providers under the catchment area of the learning primary hospitals (details of quarter activities was discussed under the topic of permanent FP services). Adolescent and Youth Health and Development (AYHD): The adolescent and Youth thematic area is an active member of the national Adolescent and Youth working group (TWG) that was organized by FMOH. The AYHD team members played an active role in the national and regional level technical working group to improve the quality of the service rendered and scale up of the adolescent and youth services at all level. In this quarter, the national technical working group organized a national level master ToT training for selected technical working group members on YFS using the newly developed YFS training manual. The training was supported by World Health Organization (...
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Sub-Result 4. 2: Evidence of what works in EPCMD informed by results from program learning and iterative adaptation Effectiveness assessment of BINLM based training- As a new national initiative of its kind; the project has studied Blended Integrated Nutrition Learning Material (BINLM) based trainings. The purpose was to explore issues related to the approach with a qualitative investigation using key informant interview. This has provided a good insight in to the issues around the approach. Quantitative study was also done to measure effectiveness of the method in ‘knowledge acquisition’. A paper is produced and was used for advocacy with FMOH and helped to get a buy-in to urgently improve the critical issues in the material. Making case for Calcium supplementation for Pregnant Women in Ethiopia- An advocacy paper was prepared by analyzing evidence on the importance of calcium supplementation for pregnant women in Ethiopia where calcium intake is very low in all regions. Evidence indicate that the intervention can significantly reduce the risk of hypertensive disease of pregnancy which is the second top killer in Ethiopia. The findings were discussed with the FMOH. The cost of the intervention and its scalability are now the limiting factors to consider before piloting. We are currently looking for low cost options. Health Care Financing (HCF) specific checklists prepared. The HCF thematic area checklists were field piloted to assess the clarity, completeness, and adequacy of the lists, and to make any needed adjustments prior to use. The checklists are to be used for data collection, mentoring, coaching and onsite technical support activities. The pilot took place at health facilities in the four project target regions. Modifications to the checklist were made based on issues identified during the pilot. Thus, two separate checklists (one was for primary hospital and the other was for health centers) were merged into one checklist and the list of questions was reduced. The final checklist was aligned with the existing government initiatives like the Ethiopia Hospital Transformation Guideline (EHTG), the Ethiopian Health Center Reform Implementation Guideline (EHCRIG) and RHB ISS tools. The HCF thematic checklist is separate from the Transform: PHC follow-up visit (FUV) checklist but is complementary in that it collects detailed information that is not covered by the FUV checklist, including detail information on revenue generation, allocation and utilization. The focu...
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