CLINIC SUPERVISOR'S MANUAL - Management Sciences for Health

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SECTION 8: COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION GUIDELINES CHECKLIST 1: THE ROLE AND ACTIVITIES OF THE COMMUNITY HEALTH COMMITTEE HEALTH COMMITTEE DISTRICT DATE [�] Tick if already included, if not, or if it could be included and add comments as appropriate 1. To facilitate working together of existing community based health activities (e.g. NGO, CBO, Health, other Sectors such as Education, and private enterprises) Comments Yes No Could be 2. To identify felt needs for more health/work such as recruiting volunteers for DOTS Comments 3. Guiding the clinic on how to be more accessible and meet more of community felt needs, for example, possible changes in clinic hours Comments 4. Initiate health and environment related projects and activities with community participation e.g., periodic collection of rubbish and plastic bags, or water/sanitation project Comments 5. Attend periodic meetings with health staff to discuss mutual concerns Comments 6. Initiate and support nutrition projects (e.g. for schools and old people) Comments 7. To provide a channel for a flow of health information from the clinic to the community Comments 8. Assist by providing "grassroots" information on needs for planning the health services for the community Comments 4 Clinic Supervisor’s Manual Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Could be Could be Could be Could be Could be Could be Could be
SECTION 8: COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION GUIDELINES CHECKLIST 1: THE ROLE AND ACTIVITIES OF THE COMMUNITY HEALTH COMMITTEE [�] Tick if already included, if not, or if it could be included and add comments as appropriate 9. To be advocates for positive behaviour change to improve health in the community – even on sensitive issues, e.g., not drinking alcohol during pregnancy, giving up smoking, safe sex and use of condoms Comments Yes No Could be 10. Identify under served groups in the community and areas, which have difficult access to the clinic services Comments 11. Identify high risk families in the community, e.g. unemployed widows with small children Life types 12. Organize health days relevant for community and participate in them (.e.g. AIDS day) Comments 13. Keep register of disabled children or people needing periodic home visits by community health workers (Nompilo) or nurses Comments 14. Liase with health groups, NGO and other committees, e.g. District council, Hospital board, District health forum Comments 15. Notify outbreaks of disease or unusual conditions, e.g. Dysentery Comments 16. Work with other government sectors to improve environment, e.g. Department of Water and Forestry, Agriculture Comments Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Could be Could be Could be Could be Could be Could be Could be Clinic Supervisor’s Manual 5
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PREFACE Many of the manual’s sect
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INTRODUCTION GUIDELINES FOR THE PRE
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INTRODUCTION ELEMENTS OF THE SUPERV
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TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 1 HOW TO
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ABBREVIATIONS - ACRONYMS AA Alcohol
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SECTION 1: HOW TO USE THE CLINIC SU
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SECTION 2 ORGANISING YOUR WORK AS A
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SECTION 11 CLINICAL TIPS • Introd
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COUNSELLING SKILLS Why do nurses ne
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ASTHMA What do I need to know about
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DIARRHOEA Why discuss managing acut
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HIV/AIDS: Prevention ACRONYMS FOR H
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HIV/AIDS: Prevention (cont.) � Du
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