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FUTURE PLANNING 1.15. Reviewing the findings from the previous page, what are the priorities to improve cervical cancer programs in your country? 1.16. What action items can your country team commit to implementing in the SHORT TERM? 1.17. In the MEDIUM TERM? 1.18. In the LONG TERM? 1.19. What kinds of technical support does your country team need to implement these activities? Report of an African Regional Meeting on Cervical Cancer: September 2010 83
Annex 6: Country Priorities, Activities, and Technical Support Needs Cameroon Priorities • Organization of screening and establishment of HPV vaccination. • Increase of IEC in schools. • Advocacy. Activities SHORT TERM • Evaluation of screening methods now being performed. • Extension of screening and treatment centers. • Training new staff. • Advocacy to extend HPV vaccinations. MEDIUM TERM • Strengthening of screening centers. • Implementation of a national HPV vaccination program. • Sharing of the national experience with other African countries. LONG TERM • Strengthening capacity building and screening techniques, treatment of precancerous lesions, and HPV vaccination. Technical support • Technical visits to understand the status of our cancer programs. • Assistance in obtaining vaccines and equipment to treat precancerous lesions (loop electrosurgical excision, cryotherapy, etc.). • Assistance in organizing a sharing meeting. Ghana Priorities • Do an analysis of the cervical cancer program on prevention and control. • Expand the policy on cervical cancer within the larger context of the reproductive health policy. • Include HPV vaccination. Activities SHORT TERM • Develop a strategic plan for prevention and control of cervical cancer and to use it to secure funding for the program. • Advocacy to educate health workers, politicians, and the general population. • Identify collaborators and stakeholders. • Organize stakeholders’ meetings to solicit support. MEDIUM TERM • Capacity building for health workers, teachers, volunteers, etc. • Pilot programs for HPV vaccination. • Scaling up of screening in three other regions. LONG TERM • Full scale screening and vaccination country-wide. • Monitoring and evaluation at all stages. Technical support • Support for capacity building (training, equipment, supply, and maintenance). • Research. Report of an African Regional Meeting on Cervical Cancer: September 2010 84
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Overview of Cervical Cancer Prevent
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