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TRIP REPORTS 2019Nepal Site Visit | April 2019 ............................................................................................................................. 52MGH Rural Health Fellowship, Rosebud Reservation | June 2019 ................................................................. 68HEAL Initiative, Navajo Nation | June 2019 ..................................................................................................... 72Rosebud Reservation Summit | October 2019 ................................................................................................ 76Nepal Site Visit | April 17th-27th 2019Stephanie Ditenhafer, (Trustee), Jennifer Randall Baxter (SF Guest & Maternal Health Advisor)and Julia Pettengill (SF Executive Director)On April 17-27, 2019, Stephanie, Jenny and Julia visitedNepal to observe local conditions, visit granteeorganizations, and consult with various stakeholdersregarding past, current and future Schooner Foundationgrants. Goals of the site visits were to determine if theorganizations fit the strategic objectives of the SchoonerFoundation, evaluate organizations and potential grants,provide a hands on experience with granteeorganizations, and establish a pipeline of organizations SFmay fund in the future.Meetings:1. Possible Health (www.possiblehealth.org)2. One Heart Worldwide(www.oneheartworldwide.org)3. Little Sister?s Fund (www.littlesistersfund.org)4. Butterfly Home (www.butterflyhomenepal.org)5. Field Ready (www.fieldready.org)6. Hari Phuyal - Judge in Nepal's Supreme Court .Introduction by Fund for Global Human Rights52
POSSIBLE HEALTH | possiblehealth.orgSchooner Grants to date: $300,000 (100K per year for 3 years)SF Funding Recommendation: $200,000 per year for 3 years for Maternal Health and Obstetrics Grant"The Hospital on the Hill, a Hub of Innovation and Center of Excellence"ABOUT POSSIBLE Possible mobilizes global best practices to improve healthcare for underserved communities in Nepal.Currently, Possible works in two districts: Achham in the Far-West and Dolakha, which was devastated by the 2015earthquakes. In each of these two provinces, Possible operates a government referral hospital and a network ofprofessionalized community health workers (CHW). With a staff over 380, Possible provides integrated care from home tohospital to over 200,000 community members, provides over 150,000 hospital visits, and conducts over 8,000 surgicalprocedures annually. They leverage their work as integrated care providers to build, design, test, and scale solutions thatimprove population health in Nepal and beyond.We visited Possible Health?s Bayalpata Hospital and participated in Community Health Worker visits to two homes in thenearby community. Travel conditions to Achham (road and air) were extremely challenging given the hospital?s remotelocation. Travel took a day each way with long flight delays due to weather conditions and a 10-hour drive by jeep on thereturn to Kathmandu. This gave us an enormous appreciation for the logistics involved in running a state of the arthospital, and attracting both the leadership and staff willing to relocate to Achham or travel frequently back and forth.Possible Health has a clear vision and mission that drives their programming, and their work is deeply rooted in thecommunity it serves. With its comprehensive multi-year strategic plan that supports and operationalizes the mission, thePossible model is both scalable and replicable, with the goal of being sustainable. The organization has a strong historywith key milestones in its development. It also has strong and strategic global partnerships, ensuring that it stays abreastof the latest thinking in the field.PROGRAMS AND USE OF CURRENT SF FUNDSPossible built Nepal?s first integrated electronic health record, NepalEHR, which is one of the world?s first successfulintegrations of OpenMRS (facility-based data capture), DHIS2 (data aggregation and visualization), and CommCare(home-based data capture). Together, these components allow care providers to deliver timely, integrated, coordinated,continuous and comprehensive care based on the needs of the population. This care is in areas of pregnancy, childhealth, chronic diseases, mental health, and orthopedics. The NepalEHR is unprecedented, and serves as an exemplarfor other programs and countries.Possible Health?s community health workers cover and regularly surveil a population of 200,000 across eightmunicipalities, to whom they provide proactive home-based care and monitoring, referrals to facilities for treatment,53
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