Community Health Volunteer's Training Manual - Population Council
Community Health Volunteer's Training Manual - Population Council
Community Health Volunteer's Training Manual - Population Council
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Module 2 <strong>Community</strong> Mobilisation and Tools<br />
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C-COPE helps communities through the activities they do to reform and develop their<br />
communities. They discuss:<br />
1. Their own expectations whenever they visit a health facility.<br />
2. Develop ways and means of mobilising themselves for health activities.<br />
3. Communities involvement in health activities.<br />
4. CHV and their roles in community health work.<br />
5. Identify community health problems, define their own solutions and implementations<br />
strategies.<br />
All these come out clearly in the C-COPE activities.<br />
Box 2.4.3: <strong>Community</strong> expectations at a health facility<br />
1. To be respected<br />
2. To be treated promptly<br />
3. To be seen by a qualified personnel<br />
4. The right diagnoses should be made<br />
5. The appropriate drugs must be given<br />
6. To be told the procedures<br />
7. There must be a follow up.<br />
If the above things (Box 2.4.3) are what you expect from the health facility what should be<br />
done for the health staff to enable them provide this kind of service? Do Exercise 2.4.2 and<br />
compare with Box 2.4.4 below.<br />
Exercise 2.4.2<br />
Objective<br />
1. To discuss views of the communities on what<br />
should be done for health staffs to motivate<br />
them provide optimum service<br />
Time: 10 minutes<br />
Questions<br />
1. What do you think should be done for the<br />
health staff to enable them provide services<br />
listed in Box 2.4.4?<br />
Box 2.4.4: List of the needs of the health staff<br />
a. Staff should be given regular in-service training<br />
b. Provided with needed equipment and supplies<br />
c. Be visited by supervisors<br />
d. Be paid well<br />
e. <strong>Community</strong> members must respect them.<br />
Facilitator’s Instructions<br />
1. Ask participants how they<br />
and their communities<br />
will motivate their health<br />
workers.<br />
2. List responses on a flip<br />
chart,<br />
3. Compare with suggested<br />
responses in the Box.2.4.4.