Title: Implementing Enhanced Packages of Care Summation, Challenges and Next Steps
1Implementing Enhanced Packages of
CareSummation, Challenges and Next Steps
2Key Lessons Learned
- Need to identify a strategic approach for the
- delivery of the minimum package of care.
- Steps include
- Needs Assessment
- Definition of minimum care package
- Use of ICAPs service delivery approach
multidisciplinary, continuity, family focused,
comprehensive
3Key Issues Lessons learned
- One Stop Services model for TB/HIV integration in
Rwanda - Building capacities of national staff and state
programs - Improving quality of TB/HIV integration across
Rwandan sites - Adoption of ICAP model for TB/HIV Integration as
national model by TB/HIV national WG
4Key IssuesLessons Learned Nigeria
- Minimum Care Package defined by OGAC
- Standardized by the USG team through the COP
guidelines - Adapted by ICAP and sites based on local context
bringing about package gaps - Package gaps with no funding led to innovations
to address challenges e.g. nutritional gaps
filled through food banks, communal farming
5Key Issues Lessons Learned Tanzania
- Pain Management
- Recent pilot in one district in Dar es Salaam
successfully integrated palliative care into the
District team responsibility - New Area but intense need to institute and
rapidly scale up in-country
6Challenges
- How do we define and fund a minimum care
package? - How do we measure delivered care in terms of
quantity and quality? - How do we determine what needs to be added on and
when? - How do we scale up linkages between facility
based and community based activities to ensure
and enhance continuity? - When can we graduate a site to function
independently?
7- National policy on palliative care
- Technical skills in managing HIV patients with KS
and with general pain issues - Increase access to drugs for OIs, pain management
- Decentralizing availability of pain management as
whole - Expand type of provider able to prescribe
- Decentralizing oncology services
8Moving beyond the challenges
- Define minimum package of care
- Identify windows of opportunities for innovations
and leveraging resources - Put in place a systematic approach to ensure mode
of delivery fits the ICAP model - Multidisciplinary
- Continuity
- Family focused
- Comprehensive
9Moving beyond the challenges2
- Maximize coverage
- Enhance quality
- Build capacity
- Ultimate goal, graduate sites to stand alone
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10High quality program
SOC readiness
Implementing the model of care
Building capacity
Enhancing quality
Site Independence
Site Start-up
Goal 3 Build capacity to promote program
sustainability and independence
Goal 1 Define care package Identify mode of
delivery
Goal 2 Define care package Identify mode of
delivery
Time
11Conclusion
- Care lays the foundation for ART
- Enhanced Package of care delivered at the right
time using the right approach promotes retention
and adherence - Care must focus on the vulnerable populations
especially pregnant women and children - Need to begin to think of a paradigm shift
creating seamless linkages and devolution of
services from facilities to communities