Recommendations for FY2 Sample Clauses

Recommendations for FY2. ● Final decision on provinces to be covered in phases 2 and 3 should happen in a more timely manner to avoid delays in planning and cause increased expenses in distribution. ● No activity should be initiated without the official decision from the NMCP/DNSP clearly communicated to the provincial authorities. ● In the field, registration and distribution activities should be combined in areas of difficult access to facilitate logistical operations and optimization of time. ● The number of activists and their activities in the field must be optimized to facilitate their administrative management. PSI proposes to reduce the number of activists by combining pre -communication and registration tasks under one activist. That will allow to reduce the activists’ costs significantly. ● PSI should work more closely with NMCP to define a clear communication strategy for the distribution campaign, in coordination with other partners (x.x. XXXXXX, UNITEL). ● Planning time in the provinces should be optimized with microplanning in the municipalities without doing provincial macroplanning, since they are redundant. ● Activists should have a job aid (manual) to guide their activities when they are in the field. ● The training program should to be revised to include more practical exercises in the field. ● To streamline training activities, training should be provided to other trainers directly in the provinces.
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Recommendations for FY2. FIRST 90: 90% of all people living with HIV will know their HIV status • Continue the incrementation of Index Case Testing and Tracing in the nine PEPFAR assigned HUs (Community Counselors’ activity). • Improve the quality of the Testing Points and reduce to a minimum those that don’t achieve the basic priority requirements in the nine PEPFAR assigned HUs, according with the results of the last assessment done by AFENET and HFA. • Strongly consider testing patients in the inpatient medical wards (adult and children) with severe symptoms and/or signs of immune-depression. • Consider testing 100% of TB and malnourished patients. • Ensure high quality post-test counseling to ensure that patients are not stigmatized and know of the benefits of ART for them and their loved ones (PAF’s activity). • Ensure that first adherence counseling is also high quality and addresses positive aspects of treatment (PAF’s activity). • Ensure active linkage from HIV Testing Services to ART clinics (PAF’s activity). • Work with LINKAGES project on Key Populations (KP) for testing to ensure active linkage of HIV+ patients from the community to ART clinics. • Focus on populations and locations with high positivity rates, but also on entry points with high numbers of HIV positives, to increase the number of identified positives. SECOND 90: 90% of all people with diagnosed HIV infection will receive sustained TARV • Increase the number of new patients on treatment with the implementation of the strategy Test & Treat. Consolidate the results of the assessment done by XXXX on the 24 HUs involved in the strategy, including the nine PEPFAR assigned HUs. • Immediately include all HIV+ patients in Pre-TARV to ART clinics according to feasibility of each HUs. • Implement task shifting to ensure that enough health staff are skilled and trained to initiate ART (not only medical doctors). • Reduce the frequency of ART pick-up for patients on treatment by offering multi-month scripting (3 or 6 months) to stable clients. • Use community health workers to deliver ARVs to the patients in the community who have some inconvenient to pick them up at the Health Unit. • Follow up on the “one stop-shop” strategy procedure for ART and TB treatment for co- infected patients. • Ensure that registration for both TB and HIV happen in both locations. • Test all TB suspects, not just confirmed infected ones. • Continue with active defaulter tracing to improve retention (PAF’s activity) and promote and dissemi...
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Recommendations for FY2. High level advocacy for the inclusion of contraceptives and other SRH products in the Government General Budget. • Standardize and train healthcare providers on correctly and timely filling statistical forms. • Use of electronic report system, which does not require health care providers to travel 80 kilometers or more to deliver statistics. • Include men in the communication activities to improve FP uptake among couples.
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