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THE RCQHC/ HCP/ACP PAEDIATRIC HIV/AIDS TRAINING PROJECT MONITORING AND EVALUATION SYSTEM FOR PAEDIATRIC HIV/AIDS TRAINING COMPONENT DATE: JUNE 2011 LIST OF ABREVIATIONS ACP AIDS Control Program AIDS Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome F Female
GOV Government HC Health Centre HCP Health Communication Partnership HCW Healthcare Worker HIV Human Immunodeficiency Virus M Male
M&E Monitoring and Evaluation MOH Ministry of Health NGO Non-governmental Organization RCQHC Regional Centre for Quality of Health Care TBD To Be Discussed TOT Trainer of Trainers
TABLE OF CONTENTS iv ACKNOWLEDGEMENT vii 1. INTRODUCTION viii 1.2 Objectives ix 1.3 Approach to M&E ix 1.3.1 Monitoring x 1.3.2 Evaluation xi 2. M&E SYSTEM FRAMEWORK xi 2.1 Data Collection System xii 2.2 Data Processing, Analysis and Reporting xii 2.3 Data Storage xii 2.4 Evaluation and Feedback xiii 3. DATA COLLECTION INSTRUMENTS xiv 3.1 Standard Attendance Form xiv 3.2 Paediatric HIV/AIDS Training Report xiv 3.3 TOT Observation Tool and Observation Report xv 3.4 End Evaluation Participant Tool xv 3.5 Post Training Supervision Tool xvi BIBLIOGRAPHY xvi ANNEXES 17 1.0 SUMMARY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS 17 1.1 TRAINER OF TRAINERS 17 Number of supervised TOT in HIV Care and Treatment who demonstrated the ability to train independently or to train with minimal support divided by the number that was supervised 17 Unit: Percent 17 Database summary report 17 National, 17 Regions, 17 gender 17 TBD 17
ACP 17 Number of supervised TOT in HIV Counseling who demonstrated the ability to train independently or to train with minimal support divided by the number that was supervised 17 Unit: Percent 18 National, 17 Regions, 17 Gender 17 TBD 17 ACP 17
1.2 FRONTLINE HEALTHCARE WORKERS 18 1.0 PERFORMANCE INDICATOR REFERENCE SHEET 20 1.1 TRAINER OF TRAINERS 20 Definition: Percent of supervised TOT in HIV Counseling who demonstrated the ability to train independently or to train with minimal support. 25 Numerator: Number of supervised TOT in HIV Counseling who demonstrated the ability to train independently or to train with minimal support 25 Denominator: The number of TOT personnel in HIV Counseling who were supervised 25 1.2 FRONTLINE HEALTHCARE WORKERS 25 2.0 TOOLS 31 2.1 STANDARDIZED PAEDIATRIC HIV/AIDS TRAINING ATTENDANCE FORM 31 2.2 TOT OBSERVATION TOOL 33 2.3 PARTICIPANT DAILY EVALUATION FORM 34 2.4 PARTICIPANT END EVALUATION FORM 35 2.5 POST TRAINING SUPPORT SUPERVISION TOOL 36 MINISTRY OF HEALTH – UGANDA 37 TIME TABLE FOR POST TRAINING SUPPORT SUPERVISION VISIT 40 1. PREPARATION FOR POST TRAINING FOLLOW UP VISIT (to be filled before leaving for the field) 40 3.0 SUMMARY REPORTS 52 TRAINING REPORT 53 4.0 COURSE ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION 55 TOT OBSERVATION REPORT 58 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTThis document is a product of efforts by two consultant Medical Epidemiologists with training in paediatrics; Ezekiel Mupere MBChB, M.Med (Paediatrics), PhD (Epidemiologist) and Eric Wobudeya MBChB, M.Med (Paediatrics), MSc. (Epidemiology). The consultants were facilitated by staff from three stakeholders: Regional Centre for Quality of Care (RCQHC), AIDS Control Program (ACP), and Health Communication Partnership (HCP). We are grateful to the consultants, all staff (Eva Magambo, Ruth Musekura, Kimberly Burns Case, and Robert Nangai from HCP; Dr. Peter Elyanu from ACP; and Dr. Daniel Tumwine, Dr. Henry Barigye, Dr. Micheal Mawanda, and Mr. Taasi Geoffrey from RCQHC), and stakeholders who participated in a series of consultative meetings to conceptualize and operationalize the framework, tools, indicators, and database. This document was made possible by the support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and RCQHC. The views expressed by the authors do not necessarily reflect those of these organizations. 1. INTRODUCTIONIn Uganda it is estimated that 130,000 children under 14 years are living with HIV with 42,000 children in immediate need of life saving antiretroviral drug treatment. However, only 17,000 of these (41%) are receiving this essential intervention. Tackling the paediatric HIV/AIDS pandemic is possible where resources are available, services are accessible, and efforts coordinated. The Regional Centre for Quality of Health Care (RCQHC) is affiliated to Makerere University School of Public Health. RCQHC’s mission is to provide leadership in building regional capacity to improve the quality of health care in Africa by promoting evidence-based better practices. The Regional Centre for Quality of Health Care (RCQHC) in partnership with the Health Communication Partnership (HCP) is currently implementing a 2-year initiative to support the MOH/AIDS Control Program (ACP) to scale up paediatric HIV services in Uganda. The program aims to strengthen the capacity of healthcare providers in Uganda to offer quality paediatric HIV/AIDS services (care, treatment and support). This RCQHC/HCP/ACP project will train national and regional trainers for paediatric HIV/AIDS services and also offer them support supervision as they train frontline healthcare providers. The purpose of this Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) system is to establish a unified and coherent tracking of the trainings and supervision provided to the trainer of trainers (TOT), and the trainings provided to the frontline health care workers (HCW). The data collected through this framework will be used for tracking and reporting training outputs to the ACP at the MOH and other stakeholders in a timely manner, monitoring and evaluating the implementation of the project’s trainings, and feedback review to all stakeholders. Directory: sites -> default -> files files -> Answer True False 2 points Question 2 files -> Northern England’s set-jetting locations files -> Nstructions for Acquiring Excess Equipment online, through the 1033 Program files -> Occupational health and safety files -> The Black Panther Party’s Ten Point Program files -> International programs roel profile files -> Fermi Questions a guide for Teachers, Students, and Event Supervisors Lloyd Abrams, Ph. D. DuPont Company, cr&D/ccas experimental Station Wilmington, de 19880 files -> Personal Information Name: Maha Al-Ammari Nationality: Saudi Relationship Status Download 476.72 Kb. Share with your friends:
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