community led initiatives for child survival program ? (clics) - Nipccd

IMNCI training for the Health Providers
One of the important developments during this period includes training workshop on IMNCI for
the Master trainers identified for the program. Initially, a 10-day training workshop was
conducted at MGIMS, Sewagram on Feb 13-22, 2006. WHO India Country Office and UNICEF
Mumbai helped in conducting this training workshop. The training program was attended by 14
participants from the department of Community Medicine & department of Paediatrics, MGIMS
as well as two were from Health Department Wardha..
Subsequently, two training programs were organized for the IMNCI training of the government
health providers. 61 government health workers and CLICS ANMs participated in this program.
The village health workers under the CLICS program, CLICS doot, were also trained in IMNCI in
two training workshops. 75 CLICS doot participated in this program. A system of monitoring of
the performance of IMNCI providers (government health workers and CLICS doot) is being
developed.
A second training workshop for training of ‘Master Trainers’ was undertaken in July 2006. !7
‘Master Trainers from Department of Community Medicine & Pediatrics, MGIMS, Sewagram
and Government Medical Officers participated in this workshop.
Table 2.10: Details of IMNCI training conducted under CLICS
Date Type of participants Number of
participants
Training of Master Trainers
Feb 13-22 Master Trainers (Faculty members from
Comm Med & Pediatrics; Public Health
Nurse)
Jul 12-19 Master Trainers (Faculty members & PGs
from Comm Med & Pediatrics; Govt.
Medical Officers)
Training of Government Health Providers
Jun 12-19 Government Health Workers, CLICS
ANMs
Jun 27 – Jul 04 Government Health Workers, CLICS
ANMs
Training of Village Health Workers (CLICS doot)
Jul 03 – 06 &
Aug 01-04
Jul 08-11 &
Aug 05-08
CLICS doot 42
CLICS doot 33
2.3.3. Health Care through Effective Partnership
This section focuses on role of effective partnership and participatory collective approaches in
ensuring appropriateness, equity, accessibility, effectiveness, acceptability and efficiency of
health care in program. It also highlights how enthusiastic collective performance stimulates
intrinsic motivations for more focused and process oriented activities.
Bal Suraksha Diwas (BSD)
CLICS has promoted Bal Suraksha Diwas (Child Survival Day) on a monthly basis in the
Program Villages. The Bal Suraksha Diwas, is an expansion activity of the immunization day,
organized in villages through the Primary Health Centers. The CLICS Doot (VHW), members of
SHGs and adolescent girls are being encouraged to participate actively during the Bal Suraksha
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