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An Evaluation of the MoH/NGO Home Care Programme for People with HIV/AIDS in Cambodia1cQuestions for Home Care Teams:Semi-structured Interview GuideInputs• Describe the range of Home Care activities, both patient-related andnon-patient related.• Describe how you conduct Home Care visits (frequency, duration,approach, activities, contact persons)• Is there the right balance between material support to patient & family/Psychosocial and spiritual support to patient & family / Medical careof patient• Volunteer involvement - how well is it working? Should it be expanded?• Medical care of patient - the contents, appropriateness and adequacy ofhome care kit; adequacy of medical knowledge; knowledge of TB/DOTS• Linkages with, and support from, other programmes(food aid, micro-credit, etc)Process• Team selection - what was the process?; Was there value in this?• Training - initial and on-the-job; need for further training?• Monitoring and reporting - process; usefulness, problems encountered• Supervision - process; usefulness, problems• What is the process of identifying families for home care visits? Is thiseffective? Where do the referrals come from?• What is the process of arranging visits? Are there any problems ofidentifying & responding to needs• Record keeping - process; usefulness, problems• How well are partnerships working? (NGO/Gov) (HCTs/medical facilities)• Referral system - referral of patients to programme by health centres,hospitals & community; referral by programme to health centres &hospitals. How well are these working? What can be done to improvethe system?pg 88