HLregional meeting09.pdf - Training and Research Support Centre
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8. Appendices:<br />
8.1. Appendix one: Programme<br />
Time Session Role<br />
Day one - 26 September 2009<br />
800hrs-830 Registration M Mak<strong>and</strong>wa, TARSC<br />
Session 1: Opening, introductions <strong>and</strong> overview. Session Chair R Loewenson<br />
830hrs-900 Welcome, Introduction, aims of the meeting R Loewenson, TARSC<br />
900hrs-945 Overview of the regional HL Programme F Machingura, TARSC<br />
945hrs-1000 Tea Break<br />
Session 2: Country experiences Session Chair T Chigariro<br />
1000hrs-1200<br />
1200hrs-1300<br />
Three working groups on country experiences of the Health<br />
Literacy Programme<br />
Each group to explore the key features of the programme <strong>and</strong><br />
their link to the changes effected at community level; in<br />
facilitator skills; in organisational capacities <strong>and</strong> skills; <strong>and</strong><br />
health systems <strong>and</strong> health. Each group starts with a 15 min<br />
presentation from the country followed by a facilitated<br />
discussion.<br />
Group 1: Zimbabwe<br />
Group 2: Malawi<br />
Group 3: Botswana<br />
Plenary report back from working groups (30 min)<br />
Discussion (30 min) on<br />
Positive changes achieved at community level; in facilitator<br />
skills; in organizational capacities <strong>and</strong> skills; <strong>and</strong> health<br />
systems <strong>and</strong> health<br />
Features of HL programmes associated with positive changes<br />
1300hrs-1400 Lunch Break<br />
Session 3: Lessons from the HL programme Session Chair S Chikwapulo<br />
1400hrs-1445 Report on the findings of the evaluation (20min)<br />
Discussants:<br />
CWGH, MHEN, BFTU (5 min each)<br />
1445hrs-1545<br />
1545hrs-1600<br />
1600hrs-1645<br />
Market place on issues <strong>and</strong> questions raised by the<br />
evaluation:<br />
• What were the best practices identified? How should they<br />
be institutionalized?<br />
• What were the weakness, gaps <strong>and</strong> how can they be<br />
addressed?<br />
• What lessons have been learned about the way the<br />
programme is established?<br />
• What lessons have been learned about the way the<br />
programme is sustained?<br />
Tea break<br />
Discussion on market place, continued<br />
Plenary discussion on overall learning:<br />
• What lessons have been learned about people<br />
centred health systems?<br />
• What lessons have been learned about social<br />
empowerment in health?<br />
Itai Rusike,CWGH<br />
Saiti Chikwapulo, MHEN<br />
Nana Gleeson, BONELA<br />
Facilitators<br />
F Machingura, TARSC<br />
T Chagariro, CWGH<br />
F Machingura, TARSC<br />
T Chagariro, CWGH; M Maziko<br />
MHEN; R Ketshabe, BFTU<br />
B Kaim, TARSC<br />
B Kaim, TARSC<br />
1645-1730 HL programme video<br />
Day 2- 27 September 2009<br />
Session 4: Taking the HL programme forward Session Chair N.Gleeson<br />
830-915 Summary of issues raised on day one F Machingura TARSC<br />
915-1030 Presentation from other countries on opportunities for Health<br />
Literacy (10 minutes each)<br />
Ug<strong>and</strong>a<br />
Tanzania<br />
Zambia<br />
Kenya<br />
Mozambique<br />
Discussion<br />
1030-1100 Tea<br />
1100-1200 Two working groups on taking the Health Literacy Programme<br />
Group 1: Existing Countries<br />
Group 2: New Countries<br />
Taking the discussions of day 1 into account:<br />
• What steps should be implemented?<br />
R Mutambi, HEPS<br />
M Mkuye, AMREF<br />
I Zulu, LDHMT<br />
J Owiti, RHE<br />
F Sitoe<br />
I Rusike, B Kaim<br />
F Machingura, S Dhlomo<br />
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