CLINIC SUPERVISOR'S MANUAL - Management Sciences for Health

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SECTION 8: COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION GUIDELINES CHECKLIST 3: COMMUNITY HEALTH COMMITTEE TO ASSESS COMMUNITY BASED HEALTH CARE FOR DIFFERENT LIFE STAGES IN THE COMMUNITY COMMUNITY NAME DISTRICT CLINIC NAME DATE PREGNANT WOMEN Are pregnant women provided with information on warning signs of serious complication (headache, bleeding)? Are they provided with education on breast feeding and foods needed in pregnancy? Do community Health Workers (CHW) refer pregnant women to clinic and keep a list of expected births? Do traditional healers and traditional birth attendants refer pregnant women to clinic for blood test and injections (Tetanus Toxoid)? Does the community have arrangements for emergency transport of women in labour and about to deliver? DELIVERY Do traditional leaders, traditional healers, CHW and mothers report home deliveries to nearest clinic? Are women who delivered at home visited by health workers? Are traditional birth attendants able to get training at the clinic if they have been delivering many babies? Is there a breast feeding support group in the community? Are still births or deaths of baby shortly after delivery reported to the clinic? If any abnormal babies are born are they recognised quickly and referred to the clinic? INFANCY Are immunisation campaigns done with community involvement and well publicised? Have Health Surveys on Nutrition or other health matters been done with community involvement? Do the health committee or CHW checks immunisation cards of infants in village\area and refers those not up-to-date to the clinic? Has the community been educated about polio, measles and neonatal tetanus and need for reporting and immunisation? Does a nurse from the clinic visit homes of mothers with newly born twins or very small newborn babies? Is there some system for care of orphans of fostering children from families where parents died? Has the clinic arranged some training for mothers with disabled children? Does a team from the clinic, health centre or hospital visit the families with disabled children? Does the community collect mother and infants under 2 every month for weighing and promoting good growth? 10 Clinic Supervisor’s Manual [�] Tick relevant column Yes No Could be Yes No Could be Yes No Could be
SECTION 8: COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION GUIDELINES CHECKLIST 3: COMMUNITY HEALTH COMMITTEE TO ASSESS COMMUNITY BASED HEALTH CARE FOR DIFFERENT LIFE STAGES IN THE COMMUNITY PRESCHOOL AGE Do the health committee and environmental health officer or clinic nurse inspect preschools? Are homes where orphans live visited periodically? Are there community feeding projects in preschools and for preschool age children? In the last year has there been a round of immunisation for measles and polio? Are all disabled children referred periodically to the clinic for review? Do all preschools have community parents committee that consider health aspects? SCHOOL AGE Does the community or some group encourage packed lunches for schools in order to improve nutrition and school performance or are there school feeding programmes? Are school inspections of environment (e.g. toilets, water) done by community committee with nurse and environmental health officer? Do school nurses screen school children and discuss with parents? Do the teachers in this community attend health workshops? Do the environmental health officers check buildings and grounds of schools and reports to committee? Are there adequate sports facilities and coaching for both boys and girls of school age to decrease sports injuries? Does the committee discuss the problems of children in the street and living in the street? Has life skills teaching been introduced in all schools? Are there community feeding projects in preschools and for preschool age children? In the last year has there been a round of immunisation for measles and polio? Are all disabled children referred periodically to the clinic for review? Do all preschools have community parents committee that consider health aspects? ADOLESCENT Has the community arranged for mature approachable women or women teachers to act as someone to whom sexually harassed school girls can go for help and support? Are there peer group health educators for schools and out of school youth? Can contraceptives and condoms be obtained by adolescents in the community easily at the clinic? Are there youth group activities for recreation and health for male and female youth? Is there available to youth: health education on smoking, drugs, alcohol and safe sex and dangers of STD\HIV\AIDS Do adolescents (girls and boys) receive nutritional guidance from nutrition works? Does the environmental health officer check on sport and play facilities to ensure safety? Is there a community based mental health programme? Has circumcision been made a safe procedure in the community? [�] Tick relevant column Yes No Could be Yes No Could be Yes No Could be Clinic Supervisor’s Manual 11
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