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Community Health Volunteer's Training Manual - Population Council

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Box 1.3.2: Relationship between Volunteers and CHOs<br />

1. They report health issues and diseases to the CHO<br />

2. Help collect, collate and submit community data to CHO<br />

3. Plan awareness creation programmes with CHO<br />

4. Help CHO with first aid treatment of sick people<br />

5. Help organise Child welfare clinics<br />

VHC<br />

MOH/GH<br />

DHMT<br />

SDHMT<br />

CHO<br />

CHV<br />

Interpersonal Relationships<br />

Fig. 1.3.5: Organizational chart showing the relationships and<br />

Figure reporting 1.3.3: system Organisational in the health chart showing delivery the system relationships in Ghanaand<br />

reporting system in the health delivery system in Ghana<br />

From the diagram, who does the CHO relate to? She/he relates to the sub-district health<br />

team, VHC and CHV. The CHO refers cases and reports all technical issues to the subdistrict.<br />

These include referral cases, receiving and returning data collection charts.<br />

The sub-district health management team (SDHMT) also supervises and trains the CHO.<br />

They ensure that the CHO is doing her work well. They are in turn supervised by the<br />

Sub-District <strong>Health</strong> Management Team. Both groups are made up of a number of health<br />

workers. These procedures are all called reporting or supervisory relationships.<br />

To relate effectively with all our stakeholders and work with them we need to develop some<br />

interpersonal skills to make us good communicators. We will discuss this in the next section.<br />

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