Egypt : Complete Profile - What is GIS - World Health Organization
Egypt : Complete Profile - What is GIS - World Health Organization
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<strong>Health</strong> Systems <strong>Profile</strong>- <strong>Egypt</strong> Regional <strong>Health</strong> Systems Observatory- EMRO<br />
Training Centers need to be accredited on a regular bas<strong>is</strong> to ensure standards of training<br />
are being maintained. Finally a cadre of fast tracked leaders of the future need to be<br />
identified and supported over a long-term period to realize the benefits of their training.<br />
8) Licensing, certification and continued medical education<br />
The current policy of life-long licensing of health personnel upon graduation should be<br />
re-v<strong>is</strong>ited. Licensing renewal should be conditional to a minimum number of continued<br />
medical education hours per year.<br />
Strategies to improve conditions of employment<br />
Strategies to improve the conditions of employment within the health sector should<br />
include the following elements.<br />
Upgrading the physical working environment and the housing conditions for health<br />
personnel, especially in rural and remote areas. However, first it <strong>is</strong> recommended<br />
that research <strong>is</strong> undertaken on the actual take-up of these facilities by staff.<br />
Developing a career planning and development function in governmental and<br />
public organizations as a crucial factor for employee motivation.<br />
Building the human resource management function of the MOHP and parastatal<br />
institutions with special emphas<strong>is</strong> on recruitment, job analys<strong>is</strong>, motivation and<br />
performance achievement.<br />
Adoption of performance-based and productivity-based incentive systems for<br />
employee motivation.<br />
Adoption of annual employment contracts subject to renewal on condition of<br />
sat<strong>is</strong>factory performance.<br />
9) Strategies to advocate for staff retention<br />
Strategies to advocate for staff retention should include the following elements.<br />
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The stipulation of a clearly defined job description for health team members at<br />
various levels (central, governorate, d<strong>is</strong>trict, and FHU/FHC level).<br />
Upgrading superv<strong>is</strong>ory skills in work procedures/progress and personnel<br />
<br />
performance at all levels (central, governorate, d<strong>is</strong>trict, and FHU/FHC level).<br />
The evolution of training practices to include d<strong>is</strong>tant learning, telemedicine, and<br />
unified curricula for programs targeting managerial and service provider’s<br />
activities.<br />
The expansion in the training-of-trainers programs at governorate level to build a<br />
core of trainers at governorate level.<br />
The inclusion of physical examination guidelines and clinical management protocols<br />
in various medical specializations.<br />
Strengthen the links between d<strong>is</strong>trict health system, FHU, and FHC in capacitybuilding<br />
activities.<br />
Endorse family health training practices.<br />
Promotion of the <strong>Egypt</strong>ian Board Fellowships in various medical specializations,<br />
and family medicine in particular.