Operational Plan Report
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Overview Narrative This program uses mobile technology to address the challenges that HIV and AIDS pose in South Africa. It is a collaborative partnership between the Vodacom Foundation, and partners who have experience in developing and implementing mHealth interventions. The aim of the programme is to implement at national scale a small number of mHealth applications to make a significant impact in HIV prevention, testing, treatment support and in general health systems strengthening. The development of the programme will be evidence based – only applications that have been shown to be effective will be taken to scale. The new field of mHealth is only just discovering what is and is not effective. Despite dozens of mHealth projects around the world,and a great deal of enthusiasm and hype, only a handful of interventions had demonstrated medical benefit, and almost no systems were being run at national scale, let alone with a comprehensive cost-benefit analysis. The programme directly responds to the health priorities of the national Department of Health (NDOH), as well as the South African National AIDS Council (SANAC), both of which have been consulted. Over the course of the programme, it will be reviewed; we will assess the experience learnt, and determine which interventions should be taken to scale. It is these meetings that will make the decisions on which interventions to take to scale, continue testing, or finish. Evaluations will be key to this programme, with interventions examined for: Medical impact: are patient outcomes improved; Operational appropriateness: does the health system have the capacity for this intervention; Cost-benefit: do the benefits in medical outcomes, operational efficiency or savings justify the expense. Cross-Cutting Budget Attribution(s) (No data provided.) TBD Details (No data provided.) Key Issues Child Survival Activities Safe Motherhood
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Sub Partner Name(s) (No data provided.) Overview Narrative Improving patient outcomes through health systems strengthening is the goal in line with the NSP, PHC and NHI strategies. The 4 objectives have cross linkages with the SAG’s 10 Point Plan for overhauling the health system to achieve zero transmission, initiation of 80% of eligible patients, retention of 70% in care at 5 years, reducing new TB infections and deaths by 50%.These will be achieved through strengthening the SAG’s health systems in the areas of service delivery through a process of assessing the quality gaps as per the National core and clinical safety standards through supporting District Health Management Teams. Staff transitioning, appropriate staff levels, and retention are critical enablers to achieving these objectives .The use of strategic Information will be strengthened through capacity development of District M&E officers. Governance will be strengthened through leadership and management skills development, district planning and target setting processes, and mentoring on supervision using SAG mentoring guidelines. Human resource capacity will be strengthened through in-service training and new skills development. Supply chain processes will be strengthened by supporting the quantification and forecasting procedures, stock inventory, and medicine management processes. Community systems will be strengthened by the formation of networks, coordination, and partnerships between community organizations in the districts as well as training and mentoring of CCG’s and ward AIDS councils. Districts supported are: Amajuba, ILembe, Umsunduzi and the Cape Metro. Communities are disadvantaged due to poverty, unemployment and high HIV/TB prevalence and are mainly women, pregnant young women and children who live in poor rural or informal peri-urban areas. Cross-Cutting Budget Attribution(s)
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