MHO/ CHO Guide For Training, Deployment and

Transcript:MHO/ CHO Guide For Training, Deployment and:
MHO/ CHO Guide For Training, Deployment and Mobilization of Community Health Teams (CHTs) Preparing for CHT Mobilization at the Municipal/City Level The Municipal Health Officer/City Health Officer will play a vital role in the Training, Deployment and Mobilization of Community Health Teams (CHTs) in his/her Local Government Unit (LGU). All of the following activities will have to be immediately initiated and implemented by the MHO/CHO prior to the undertaking of the training of the CHT Management Group and Partners at the municipal level. Preparing for CHT Mobilization at the Municipal/City Level Assessing the Local Health Situation Securing Local Support Organizing, Managing and Sustaining CHTs Securing the list of NHTS-PR Families Determining CHT Partner Requirements and Matching with Families Preparing the List of Health Providers Preparing for the Municipal Level Training of CHT Partners Preparing for CHT Mobilization at the Municipal/City Level Assessing the Local Health Situation Securing Local Support Organizing, Managing and Sustaining CHTs Securing the list of NHTS-PR Families Determining CHT Partner Requirements and Matching with Families Preparing the List of Health Providers Preparing for the Municipal Level Training of CHT Partners Assessing the Local Health Situation WHY? To know what to prepare for in terms of what health risk assessments (HRAs), health use plans (HUPs) that CHTs will need when CHTs are deployed To know which types of providers will need to be oriented in terms of possible patient load (Section F, Instructions on Preparing the List of Providers, Page 32) To prepare a briefer or health situationer for presentation to the LCE in order to generate support for CHT deployment (Section B, Securing Local Support at the Municipal or City Level, Page 14) WHAT? top causes of morbidity and mortality; number of maternal, infant and under-5 deaths; and top three causes of maternal, infant and under-5 deaths. The proposed source of information is the FHSIS from 2009 to 2010. MHO/CHO and the PHN will fill up the following tables: Assessing the Local Health Situation Table 2. Municipal/City Health Data on Maternal, Infant and Under-five Deaths, 2008-2010 Table 3. Municipal/City Health Data on the Top 10 Causes of Morbidity, 2008-2010. Table 4. Municipal/City Health Data on the Top 10 Causes of Mortality, 2008-2010. Secure from the PHO (c/o Ms. Aurora Doria) the cleaned data (2010)on the 5 MDG indicators of the LGU: Contraceptive Prevalence Rate (CPR) Fully Immunized Children (FIC) Facility-Based attendance by skilled birth attendants Vitamin A