Pankaj Kumar MD NHM Dr Madhu Sharma GM Planning Uttar Pradesh Introduction 20573 subcentres 2726 PHCs and 592 UPHCs into Health amp Wellness Centres by 2022 Operationalization requires incremental addition of human resource in the form of Community Health Officers CHOs ID: 918160
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Innovations in rolling out Certificate course in Community Health: Uttar Pradesh
Pankaj Kumar – MD NHM
Dr.
Madhu
Sharma- GM Planning
Uttar Pradesh
Slide2Introduction
20573 sub-centres , 2726 PHCs and 592 UPHCs into
Health
& Wellness
Centres by 2022
Operationalization requires incremental addition of human resource in the form of Community Health Officers (CHOs)
Adopted six‐months
Certificate Course in Community Health developed by IGNOU
for developing the cadre of CHOs
Intake of nursing candidates from open market (GNM/B.Sc.) Course offered at Medical colleges/District Hospitals/Nursing Schools
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Slide3Conceptual Framework for rolling out Certificate course in Uttar Pradesh
Creating Training eco-system
Operationalization of program study centres (PSCs)
PSC
level
ToTs to develop pool of trainers and
Structured implementation of academic activities
Sensitization
Created
buzz
by engaging all stakeholder through state level orientation meetings
Quality assurance
Standardised teaching, learning materials, academic planning tools and mentoring visits
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Slide4Innovative approaches in rolling out Certificate course
Structured Academic Planning
MRP, CRP, Academic session schedule etc.
Mentoring and Quality Assurance support
Support to PSCs, student feedback and knowledge assessment
Program Study Centre level
ToT
Orientation of
counsellors
using Facilitator's Guide book.
State
level orientation
workshop
State level stakeholders
PSC I/Cs, faculty and
Div.PMs
Development of standardized learning resource package
Standardized PPTs, teaching aid, videos etc.
Slide51.State
Level Orientation Workshops
Objectives
Develop
understanding about
modalities
of the certificate
course
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nderstand the course curriculum
Roles and responsibilities of major stakeholders
Administrative and financial provisions under NHM and IGNOU
Discussion on operational challenges and local solutions devised Participants
State level officials from NHM, Directorate of Medical HealthIGNOU representatives Program in-charges & Academic counsellors of identified PSCsDistrict
level functionaries including DivPMs/ ACMOs/ CMSs/
SICsRepresentatives from development partners – UP TSU & Jhpiego
Slide62. Program
Study Centre level
ToTs
Objectives
Sensitization
of
academic
counselors on
content of certificate
course, evaluation methodology and examination pattern Orientation of Program In charges and academic counselors on administrative and financial provisions Delineation of roles and responsibilities among key stakeholders and establishment
of effective coordination mechanisms
ParticipantsProgram in-charges
Academic counsellorsIGNOU representativeDistrict level officials
Topics covered during PSC ToT
Slide7Objective
:
To ensure quality training across all operational
PSCs
Package ContentF
acilitator’s Guide- designed for
academic counsellorsStandardized presentations
based on IGNOU certificate course curriculum developed to aid academic
counsellors in effectively delivering the trainingsRepository of readily available training aids & reference materials
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Development of standardized learning resource package
Slide84. Structured Academic Planning
Objective:
To ensure
time appropriate completion
of course in line with IGNOU norms
Planning tools
Course plan based on availability
of counsellorsMaster Rotation Plans (MRP) to plan academic sessions in co-ordination with the academic counsellorsClinical Rotation Plans (CRP) to ensure distribution of students in different clinical areas according to practical exposure norms
Clinical Rotation Plan
Course Plan
Slide95.Mentoring and Quality Assurance Model
Objectives
To ensure infrastructural preparedness of
PSCs
to impart quality teaching
To
establish a structured feedback mechanism for students and academic
counsellors
MQA Model
Key Actionable
Slide10Results
Building and operationalizing training
infrastructure –
32 program
study centres have been
notified and operationalized
Creation
of training
ecosystem -
Re
source pool of 339 academic
counsellors created Standardization of teaching practices
- 71 standard presentations developed for supporting academic counsellors in conducting structured theory and practical classesQuality assurance and structured feedback
mechanism – instrumental in mid-course corrections and quality assurance of trainingStatus of Term End Examination- 10 candidates passed (55.5%)
against 18 in July 2017 session and 185 candidates passed (85.2%) against 217 in January 2018 session
Slide11Geographical Coverage of established Program Study Centers
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Number of PSCs for 2018-19
Category
Targeted
(Mar’19)
Notified
DH,DWH & DCH
2726
Medical College/Institutes44
College of Nursing1
1School of Nursing (GNMTC)
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Currently
32 program
study
centres are functional
in
25
districts
Workload upto Dec-2022
Targeted Program
Study Center-52
Slide12Achievements
Slide13Lessons learnt
Investing in capacity building of faculty
improves the quality of subsequent trainings
Timely
planning is crucial
to ensure completion of uninterrupted theory and practical classes
Identification of health
facilities (SCs/ PHCs/CHCs) with adequate caseloads is critical for productive clinical
postings
Adequate
quality assurance and onsite mentoring support are essential for continued learning and competency
development
Slide14Glimpses of ToTs
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Shri Pankaj Kumar, MD NHM at
ToT
KGMC
DM Aligarh visited During ToT
Dr
Madhu
sharma
GM Planning during ToT
Mr.
Devesh Tripathi briefing guideline during ToT VaranasiLamp-lighting at RML Lucknow
Slide15Theory and Practical Sessions at PSCs
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Sexual Health Education Counseling class at
DWH
Kheri
Classroom teaching at DWH Aligarh
Clinical postings at DH Baharaich
Basic Life Support class at RMLIMS Lucknow
Slide16Theory Sessions using LRPs and Skills demonstration.
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Theory session using Standard LRPs
Classroom teaching using AV aid at DWH Basti
Skills demonstration at PSC Varanasi
Slide17Recognizing efforts of champions
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Slide18Glimpses of
HWC
Sub Centre-Meerut
Sub Centre-
Allahabad
Health and Wellness Centers-New PHC
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Slide20Health and Wellness Centers-New PHC
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Slide21THANK YOU….