Joint Annual Performance Review 2007 - Ministry of Health
Joint Annual Performance Review 2007 - Ministry of Health
Joint Annual Performance Review 2007 - Ministry of Health
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Recommendations: Area 3- Recruitment,<br />
retention, deployment (2)<br />
• PHDs should report annually to MoH on numbers <strong>of</strong> new<br />
midwifery recruits, leavers and numbers <strong>of</strong> those with<br />
midwifery qualification working in non-midwifery areas.<br />
• Exit interviews should be established for all who leave<br />
service and results collated centrally<br />
• Quota systems can be established for training places for<br />
hard to post/underserved areas, it may be possible to<br />
use incentives schemes for supporting students from<br />
these areas<br />
• Establish community support groups for local midwives<br />
in rural areas. This will particularly help midwives not<br />
from the area, to feel a sense <strong>of</strong> connection with the<br />
community and may results in better retention <strong>of</strong> staff.<br />
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Recommendations: Area 4-<br />
Attractiveness (1)<br />
• Strengthen midwifery leadership and midwives<br />
contribution to policy-making, by investments in<br />
and support for CMA. This to include as an<br />
immediate measure, assistance to support the<br />
establishment <strong>of</strong> a central head <strong>of</strong>fice. Assist<br />
CMA to create partnership between CMA and<br />
leading woman’s groups and associations, for<br />
mutual support and synergies.<br />
• Assist CMA to re-establish links with ICM<br />
• Develop and implement a plan <strong>of</strong> action for<br />
creating a national focal point for midwifery.<br />
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