RE-ENGINEERING PRIMARY HEALTH CARE FOR SOUTH AFRICA Focus on Ward Based Primary Health Care Outreach Teams. 7June 2012
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1 RE-ENGINEERING PRIMARY HEALTH CARE FOR SOUTH AFRICA Focus on Ward Based Primary Health Care Outreach Teams 7June 2012
2 CONTEXT PHC RE-ENGINEERING
3 Negotiated Service Delivery Agreement (NSDA) Strategic Outputs Health Sector to Achieve by Output 1: Increasing Life Expectancy Output 2: Decreasing Maternal and Child mortality Output 3: Combating HIV and AIDS and decreasing the burden of disease from Tuberculosis Output 4: Strengthening Health System Effectiveness
4 PHC RE-ENGINEERING Work commenced after the Minister and MECs visited Brazil and found the Brazilian model attractive Recognition that PHC system in SA not fully functional PHC re-engineering to facility improvements to PHC service delivery 4
5 THE MAIN FOCUS OF THE PHC RE-ENGINEERING Strengthen the district health system (DHS) and do the basics better Place greater emphasis on population based health and outcomes a new strategy for strengthening communitybased services a team approach which includes community health workers (CHWs) as members of the team
6 DHS MODEL District Hospital Office of Standards Compliance Specialist Support Teams Community Health Centres District/Sub-district Management Team PHC Clinic Doctor PHC Nurse Nurse Pharmacy assistant Counsellor Schools School Health Teams Households Wardbased PHC Outreach Teams Health Services Community Schools Households Crèches Environmental Health Epidemics Disease Outbreaks Contracted Private Providers Local Government Environmental Health Water Sanitation Refuse removal Pest and vector control 6
7 KEY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CURRENT AND PROPOSED MODEL Current service delivery needs to be strengthened to achieve better health outcomes Current model is largely focused on individuals, is curative and passive new model focuses on population, prevention and reaches into communities, households and schools 7
8 PHC RE-ENGINEERING Immediate Focus on 3 Streams 1. Establish Specialist Teams 2. Strengthen School Health 3. Implement Ward Based PHC Outreach Teams
9 School Health Services School Health Policy adopted in 2003 Implementation has been very limited due to resource constraints Minister of Health and e Minister of Basic Education School health package includes reproductive health services and integrates HCT 9
10 School Health Services contd schools in the country Quintile 1 and 2 Schools (the poorest schools) Screening of all grades R and grades 1 ECD and primary school children are fully immunized Secondary schools Life skills programme sexual and reproductive health and the reduction of alcohol consumption. As more resources become available services expanded to full range of school health services as per revised policy. 10
11 Specialist Teams To address the unacceptably high infant, child and maternal mortality in most of our districtsnational Health Council Every district should be supported by a team consisting of gynaecologist paediatrician anaesthetist Family physician advanced midwife primary health care nurse We have 52 health districts, 54 regional hospitals and 260 district hospitals 11
12 Specialist Team: Functions Strengthen clinical governance (PHC level & district hospitals) Treatment guidelines and protocols are available and are used Essential equipment is available and correctly used Mortality review meetings are held, are of good quality and that recommendations from these meetings are implemented Support, supervise and mentorclinicians; and Monitor health outcomes
13 WARD BASED PHC OUTREACH TEAMS PHC OUTREACH TEAM Team Responsible for health of 1500 Families No. of teams in a Ward (determined by population size) HBC Preventative, promotive, curative and rehabilitative services (work with EHOs) Community Services CHW 250 families CHW 250 Families Professional Nurse (Team leader) Health Promoter Environmental Health Officer CHW 250 Families CHW 250 families CHW 250 Families CHW 250 Families 13
14 WARD BASED PHC OUTREACH TEAM SERVICES Offer an Integrated health service at a community,household & individual level Core components of the integrated service 1. Promote health (child, adolescent and women s health) 2. Prevent ill health 3. Ante and post natal community based support and interventions that reduce maternal mortality 4. Provide information and education to communities and households on a range of health and related matters 5. Offer psychosocial support 6. Screen for early detection and intervention of health problems and illnesses 7. Provide follow-up and support to persons with health problems including adherence to treatment 8. Provide treatment for minor ailments 9. Basic first aid and emergency interventions
15 PROFESSIONAL NURSE ROLE IN PHC OUTREACH TEAM SERVICES Plan, implement and evaluate health and wellness services to the catchment population Promotion, prevention, early detection, curative, rehabilitative and palliative service Develop a targeted plan to address the health needs of those that are vulnerable Act as an advocate for improving health services Deliver community component -PHC package of services
16 PROFESSIONAL NURSE ROLE IN PHC OUTREACH TEAM Team Team leader Allocate and assign tasks supervise and manage team members Develop capacity of CHWs to deliver PHC outreach services Promote teamwork amongst PHC outreach team members Train, mentor and coach PHC Team members Manage performance of team members Monitor and evaluate team performance Community Facilitate community entry Conduct a community assessment Initiate community-based PHC outreach service (households, schools, crèches) Establish, collaboration and liaison with local community & service providers. Assess health needs and priorities - catchment population. Map catchment community ( incl. households, and services) Inform local community - health related matters & potential health threats
17 IMPLEMENTATION OF PHC OUTREACH TEAMS PHASE 1 ORIENTATION & TRAINING
18 CHALLENGES EXISTING COMMUNITY BASED HEALTH WORKERS Some community based health workers exist in South Africa Offer a wide range of services e.g. Home based care Lay Counselling DOTS support Treatment adherence support Education & training Ranges 10 days to 4 years Formal qualifications to skills programmes to in-service training Major gap in training (absence of maternal and child health, violence and injury, chronic diseases) No standardisation in employment mechanisms Draft Policy on CCGs focuses on HBC, community based workers employed by NPOs Divergence in policy position between DOH and DSD since policy was drafted re employment
19 WHAT IS REQUIRED? Production Education and Training Appropriate Qualifications Scope of Work CHWS Practice Health Services Enabling Employment Framework Recruitment Selection and Appointment Competence Orientation and training
20 Scope of CHW Conduct community, household and individual health assessments and identify if there any potential or actual health seeks and facilitate the family or an individual to seek the appropriate health service; Promote the health of the households and the individuals within these households Refer persons for further assessment and testing after performing simple basic screening tests; Provide limited health interventions in a household (basic first aid, oral rehydration and any other basic intervention that she or he is trained to provide) CHWs will also provide psycho-social support and manage interventions such as treatment defaulter tracing and adherence support.
21 KEY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CURRENT AND PROPOSED MODEL for CHW Current role community based health workers Provide a varied range of services in communities Home based care, DOTS, Adherence counselling, lay counselling, peer education, Tracing of defaulters New role of the category CHWs Fulfill a role as a formal member of the PHC team Main focus prevention, promotion and support to communities and households; and Identify health needs of families and individuals Facilitate access to health and other services Integrated services based on quadruple burden of disease Report to and supervised by the PHC Outreach team leader linked to a PHC clinic 21
22 Minimum Entry Requirements for CHW on PHC Outreach Team Incumbent must be functionally literate and numerate Completed some training Has at least 1 year experience as a community based health worker (2 years desirable) Positive testimonial from previous employer (NPO or DOH) Resides in the area that they will be serving (in areas where there is a shortage of CHWS the area could be more broadly defined) Prepared to undergo orientation and training and sign a performance agreement Meet basic competence requirements (assessment conducted after phase 1 orientation training before phase 2 training)
23 Training of CHWs Phase 1 Orientation and training PHC MCWH(ante and post natal care, IMCI basic) Treatment adherence TB& HIV Community, household and individual assessments Supervision, performance management, mentoring and coaching programmefor outreach team leaders Time frame: 2 Years (FY ) Phase 2 Orientation and training Consolidation of skills learnt in Phase 1 Introduction of Protocols, guidelines and assessment and screening for: Prevention, screening and management of chronic diseases Prevention screening and management of trauma and violence Women s health Child health Community assessments, community and group interventions Introduction to Group based interventions Timeframe: 1 Year (FY ) Phase 3 Formal Qualification NQF Registered qualification for CHWs Focus will be on Training that is aligned to registered occupation qualification that will facilitate CHWs to attain the full range of competencies required for fulfilling the job of CHW Time Frame: 4 Years Year 4 to Year 8 (FY to )
24 DEVELOPING CAPACITY OF WARD BASED OUTREACH TEAMS Outreach Team Leaders & Community Health Workers
25 Implementation of Ward based PHC Outreach Teams Orientation & Training 10 October - 15 December E Cape F State Gaute ng Limpo po Mpum alanga N Cape N West No.of PHC Teams Planned Total PHC Outreach Team Members Trained Total No. of CHWs Required No. CHW Trained No. of PNs Reqiured No. of PN Trained Trainers (DOH) No. of Workshops Held
26 Province NATIONAL PROGRESS WARD BASED PHC OUTREACH TEAMS No. of Teams Trained No. of Teams Established No. of Teams Required for full coverage No. of CHWs Required for full coverage Free Sate Limpopo Mpumalanga Eastern Cape Gauteng North West Northern Cape KZN Western Cape TOTAL
27 ACTIVITIES PHC OUTREACH TEAM LEADER WEEK 1 Practical Orientation of CHWs Mentor CHWs to attain practical skills and competence required for their work as members of the PHC Outreach Team Conduct practical demonstrations for CHWs Expose CHWs to practical training opportunities at health facilities and communities Test the level of competence of community health workers using the competence assessment tools provided Declare whether a CHW has achieved the required level of competence Continue providing on-going mentorship and support to CHWs on the PHC Outreach Team
28 PHC OUTREACH TEAM ACTIVITIES WEEKS 2 & 3 Professional nurse appointed/ assigned responsibility of PHC Outreach Team Leader CHWs allocated to the PHC Outreach team Identify & confirm the PHC outreach teams geographic area of responsibility Negotiate community entry support from district health management team Direct &support team members to conduct assessment ofcommunity Draw a map of the community and plot household and resources Develop a local resource & referral list Conduct a discussion with the PHC Outreach Team agree on community diagnosis Develop a plan of action for addressing community problems Support and mentor CHWs Conduct weekly meetings with PHC outreach team members
29 PHC OUTREACH TEAM ACTIVITIES WEEKS 4,5, 6 7 & 8 HOUSEHOLD REGISTRATION Plan & allocate household, activities and assignments to Team Members Issue CHWs & other members with a letter of introduction Conduct household registration of all houses allocated to team Enlist support of local NGOs to register the households in the area. Check forms for completeness and identify vulnerable households Household identified with following persons will require immediate support : a.children 1-5 years of age b. Pregnant woman c. Delivered a baby within the last 6 weeks d.low Birth Weight Baby e.persons on treatment for TB, HIV, f. Orphaned children (child headed household)
30 PHC OUTREACH TEAM ACTIVITIES WEEK 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 Services to Vulnerable Households Develop a plan of action for covering all vulnerable households in the catchment area Allocate identified households to CHWs on the Team Support CHWs to conduct household assessments and screening of under 1 children to identify sick children Support CHWs to conduct 4 antenatal visits for every pregnant women in the catchment area Support CHWs to conduct 4 postnatal visits for every pregnant women who delivered a baby in the catchment area Support CHWs to implement PMTCT amongst pregnant women Support CHWs to visit a women who delivered a baby within 24 hours of being discharged from hospital or MOU Conduct a visit to the household of a women within 48 hours of the birth of her baby Support the CHWs to monitor treatment adherence (TB treatment and ARV and chronic diseases)
31 COMMUNITY BASED PHC OUTREACH WORK IMPLEMENTATION TOOLS
32 HOUSEHOLD & COMMUNITY IMPLEMENTATION TOOLS CHW booklet Key message booklet CHW household tools Kit bag Monitoring & Evaluation Household registration tool Individual record CHW Weekly check list PHC Team Leader monthly checklist Referral Forms
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38 CONCLUSION PHC re-engineering co-ordinated strategy for strengthening access to primary health care services
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