Support FMHACA to establish Sample Clauses

Support FMHACA to establish strengthen regional and facility competence and ethics review committees Health worker ethical and competence issues from across the country are currently handled at the Federal level at FMHACA. Regional ethical issues are referred to the federal level, as regions don’t have committees to handle the issues at the regional level. In year three, the HRH project will provide technical assistance to FMHACA regional counterparts, and support them to establish their own regional technical working groups that will handle ethical and competence review matters.

Support FMHACA to establish an online registration system (database), and procure sliding shelves for FMHACA regional offices Currently, registration and re licensure processes are documented both through paper (hard copies), and electronically (soft copies), at the federal and regional regulatory bodies. To strengthen this system, and ensure that health registration information is accessible to all stakeholders, the development of a well-designed online database is important. The HRH Project has already procured computers for FMHACA and its regional counterparts for this purpose, and in year 3, the Project will support the FMHACA to develop a database. To store the already existing paper files, the Project procured some sliding shelves in year two with plans for additional procurement of sliding shelves to be donated to regional FMHACA counterparts in year three. The shelves will be used to store registration and licensing files in a standardized way. IR1. 4 Enhanced Human Resources for Health Forums at Federal and Regional Levels HRH challenges are numerous and require multiple actors and multifaceted approaches. Major actors include GoE/Ministries of health, education, finance and economic development, and Civil Service Commission; bilateral and multilateral donors; public and private education and training institutions; professional associations; and international non- government organizations. This calls for a coordination mechanism for effective partnership among the stakeholders. The HRH Project supported the Ministry of Health to establish a multi-sectoral national HRH forum that meets semi-annually. Regional HRH Forums have also been established in all regions except Somali, each having agreed to meet quarterly. The forums encourage strategic partnership, collaboration, local ownership, transparency, accountability and sustainable solutions for HRH problems. In Year 3, the HRH project will continue to support the activities below to facilitate regular forums for stakeholders to discuss key HRH challenges, activities, and issues.