Outcome 1 : Improved access to and quality of health services including reproductive and preventive child health care

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Outcome 1 : Improved access to and quality of health services including reproductive and preventive child health care Outcome Standard Indicator(s) Baseline Target Source of Verification Number of patient groups benefiting improved health services 0 3 Reports from training events, conducted questionnaires, certificates of completed training, ambulatory sheets, home visit reports, delivery acceptance protocols, newly registered or renovated and equipped centres, annual reports, photographs Outcome Custom Indicator(s) Baseline Target Source of Verification Establishments of RH services for adolescent and other vulnerable groups 0 6 Reports from training events, conducted questionnaires, certificates of completed training, ambulatory sheets, home visit reports, delivery acceptance protocols, newly registered or renovated and equipped centres, annual reports, photographs Percent of pregnant women screened for congenital malforamations of foetus according to the national standarts 21000 35000 number of registered medical exams

Output 1 : Improved acces to quality sexual and reproductive health services for adolescent (10 19 years of age) and other vulnerable groups Number of 0 3 Reposrts, publications in the media; registers; questionnaires; analyses, Number of young people tested for STI 0 4560 Reports; publications in the media; registers; questionnaires; analyses,. Number of medical and psychological consultations Number of events with health education purposes 0 55 0 61 Reports; publications in the media; registers; questionnaires; analyses, Reports; publicatios in the media; registers; questionaires; analyses; Output 2 : Improving the quality of prenatal diagnosis/screening Number of specialists in obstetrics and gynaecology trained in existing standards and in their implementation 0 76 Certificates of trainings, questionnaires, training materials Number of equipment supplied 0 23 Delivery statements; photos; accounting documentation Output 3 : Improving the quality of neonatal care by modernization of neonatal care wards Number of renovated II level wards 0 11 Copies of delivery statements, photographs, equipment put in operation Number of renovated III level wards 0 5 Copies of delivery statements, photographs, equipment put in operation Number of equipment supplied 0 15 Copies of delivery statements, photographs, equipment put in operation

Output 4 : Improving the quality of and access to health care of children with, mental, infectious and genetic diseases, onco-haematological (with emphasis on children suffering from cerebral palsy, cardio-vascular diseases, autism, young people with nutritional disorders) by introducing new and alternative services Number of children benefiting from new services Number of children provided with alternative services Number of developed treatment and rehabilitation plans Number of trained medical professionals by specialties Number of trained parents/families for provision of specialized care 0 532 0 228 0 760 0 18 0 1140 Renovation works performed 0 5 Statements of acceptance and delivery for supplied equipment, accounting documents; certificates for Output 5 : Delivery of health services through a homecare approach to pregnant women and children up to 3 years of age with a focus on groups at risk Number of for mother and child health 0 3 Statutory domunets; Visit reports. Annual/monthly reports Number of pregnant women, children and families with higher medical and social risk that received home visits 0 2432 Visit reports. Annual/monthly reports

Number of children aged 0-3 years from vulnerable groups who are not fully vaccinated according to the national immunization schedule Number of children not registered with GPs Utilization rate of health serives provided at health facilities and outreach services (home visits) Number of for mother and child health 3280 760 Immunization GP cards. NHIF data; 3804 1444 NHIF data; GP reports 0 2660 Monthly and annual reports, GP refferals 0 3 Statutory domunets; Visit reports. Annual/monthly reports Custom target group(s) Children with chronic diseases, infectious diseases, genetic diseases, oncohaematological diseases, children with mental disorders, children with nutritional disorders and their families; Specialists in obstetrics and gynaecology and specialists in medical genetics, physiotherapists, rehabilitators, paediatricians, paediatricians-neurologists, clinical psychologists, psychiatrists, GPs, NGOs, midwifes, nurses; Mental Health Centres; Medical Universities, Young people (10-19 years of age) Vulnerable groups in relation to SRH Pregnant women and vulnerable groups Children between 0 and 3 years of age Outcome 2 : Improved mental health services Outcome Custom Indicator(s) Baseline Target Source of Verification Improved competency of GPs to identify and treat common mental disorders 0 200 Training evaluation Suicide rate-number of deaths per year 800 780 Statistic evaluation - Public health reports of mortality Conducted survey 0 1 Epidemiological survey Epibul 2 Output 1 : Conducted survey

conducted survey 0 1 Epidemiological survey Epibul 2 Output 2 : conducted survey conducted survey 0 1 Epidemiological survey Epibul 2 People with mental health problems Standard target group(s) Custom target group(s) Medical treatment and NGOs; People with depression and anxiety, people with suicidal inclinations, people who have experienced suicide attempts, people who have experienced suicide of relatives/friends; Psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, professionals in the areas of mental health, primary care and emergency healthcare; media experts, school staff. Hospital and health managers, courts and prosecutor s offices, investigation services, emergency aid, individuals responsible for inpatient psychiatric care units and outpatient care, administrators in healthcare management, evidence-based decision makers at local, national and regional levels; Units for patients with severe mental disorders; Patients with mental illnesses; District councils of mental health; Citizens of working age. Outcome 3 : Reduced inequalities between user groups Outcome Custom Indicator(s) Baseline Target Source of Verification Number of students trained 0 75 Certificates for enrolment for the academic year; Students records and academic transcripts for the semester Number of students physicians with obtained diploma 0 20 Accounting documents; report by the student and by the tutor

Output 1 : Scholarship programme for medical and other healthcare professions for Roma students Certificates for enrolment for the academic year; Students records and Number of students trained 0 75 academic transcripts for the semester Output 2 : Number of students physicians with obtained diploma Number of students physicians with 0 20 Accounting documents; report by the student and by the tutor obtained diploma Outcome 4 : Improved governance in health care Outcome Standard Indicator(s) Baseline Target Source of Verification Number of actions taken to improve health system design and accountability 0 10 Measured by survey at the beginning and at the end of the Programme implementation period Output 1 : Improvement of prophylaxis of vaccine-preventable diseases National database of immunizations 0 1 Functioning national database, compliant with the international standards of interoperability, data exchange and the BaSiS Output 2 : Establish a system regulating the construction and functioning of non-ionizing radiation facilities in compliance with legal requirements

Information system of sites emitting non-ionizing radiation 0 1 Functioning information system,, compliant with the international standards of interoperability, data exchange and the BaSiS Output 3 : Improvement of control and treatment of diabetes system Establish a National Register of patients with diabetes mellitus 0 1 Functioning national register of patients with diabetes mellitus,, compliant with the international standards of interoperability, data exchange and the BaSiS Output 4 : Improvement of the prophylaxis system, timely diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of people with rare diseases Establish a National Register of patients with rare diseases 0 1 Functioning national register of patients with rare diseases, compliant with the international standards of interoperability, data exchange and the BaSiS Output 5 : Improvement of the mental health care system for Bulgarian citizens Number of patients, admitted and discharged in the centres per year Number of renovated inpatient psychiatric care units in state psychiatric hospitals 20000 22000 0 3 Effective and individually centred community based care at community mental health centres Statement of acceptance and delivery; construction supervision; architectural plans for construction and installation works Number of psychiatric residents in state hospitals 350 315 Effective and short-term treatment for patients at psychiatric institutions

Number of staff trained 0 240 Sustainable training curricula for staff at community based services and hospitals Multi-sector collaboration and development of inter-sectoral links, based on legislative procedures Development and maintenance of a database at local and central level using specific software Campaigns; positive publications at the media; positive attitudes at the neighbourhood 0 1 0 10 Functioning information system on regional and central level, allowing local and central administrative and clinical management, based on reliable data Change of the negative attitudes of the general public toward the mental illness and the mentally ill persons and their relatives Roma People with rare diseases People with mental health problems People with communicable diseases Standard target group(s) People suffering from diabetes Custom target group(s) Outcome 5 : Improved access to and quality of health services including reproductive and preventive child health care Outcome Standard Indicator(s) Baseline Target Source of Verification Number of patient groups benefiting improved health services 0 3 Reports from training events, conducted questionnaires, certificates of completed training, ambulatory sheets, home visit reports, delivery acceptance protocols, newly registered or renovated and equipped centres, annual reports, photographs Outcome Custom Indicator(s) Baseline Target Source of Verification Establishments of RH services for adolescent and other vulnerable groups 0 6 Reports from training events, conducted questionnaires, certificates of completed training, ambulatory sheets, home visit reports, delivery acceptance

protocols, newly registered or renovated and equipped centres, annual reports, photographs Percent of pregnant women screened for congenital malformations of foetus according to the national standards 21000 35000 number of registered medical exams Output 1 : Improved acces to quality sexual and reproductive health services for adolescent (10 19 years of age) and other vulnerable groups Number of 0 1 Reports, publications in the media; registers; questionnaires; analyses, Number of young people tested for STI 0 1440 Reports; publications in the media; registers; questionnaires; analyses, Number of medical and psychological consultations 0 17 Reports; publications in the media; registers; questionnaires; analyses, Number of events with health education purposes 0 19 Reports; publications in the media; registers; questionnaires; analyses, Output 2 : Improving the quality of prenatal diagnosis/screening Number of specialists in obstetrics and gynaecology trained in existing standards and in their implementation 0 24 Certificates of trainings, questionnaires, training materials Number of equipment supplied 0 7 Delivery statements; photos; accounting documentation

Output 3 : Improving the quality of neonatal care by modernization of neonatal care wards Number of renovated II level wards 0 3 Copies of delivery statements, photographs, equipment put in operation Number of renovated III level wards 0 1 Copies of delivery statements, photographs, equipment put in operation Number of equipment supplied 0 5 Copies of delivery statements, photographs, equipment put in operation Output 4 : Improving the quality of and access to health care of children with, mental, infectious and genetic diseases, onco-haematological (with emphasis on children suffering from cerebral palsy, cardio-vascular diseases, autism, young people with nutritional disorders) by introducing new and alternative services Number of providing new and alternative services 0 1 Number of children benefiting from new services Number of children provided with alternative services Number of developed treatment and rehabilitation plans 0 168 0 72 0 240

Number of trained medical professionals by specialties Number of trained parents/families for provision of specialized care 0 6 0 360 Renovation works performed 0 1 Statements of acceptance and delivery for supplied equipment, accounting documents; certificates for Output 5 : Delivery of health services through a homecare approach to pregnant women and children up to 3 years of age with a focus on groups at risk Number of for mother and child health Number of pregnant women, children and families with higher medical and social risk that received home visits Number of children aged 0-3 years from vulnerable groups who are not fully vaccinated according to the national immunization schedule Number of children not registered with GPs Utilization rate of health serives provided at health facilities and outreach services (home visits) 0 1 Statutory documents; Visit reports. Annual/monthly reports 0 768 Visit reports. Annual/monthly reports 3280 38 Immunization GP cards. NHIF data 3804 456 NHIF data; GP reports 0 840 Monthly and annual reports, GP referrals Standard target group(s)

Children Roma Young adults Non governmental organisation People with mental health problems People at risk of poverty Custom target group(s) Children with communicable and non-communicable diseases Children with nutritional disorders Healthcare specialists Medical universities Pregnant women Mental health centres