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Title: Planning activities in Finnish comprehensive school health services


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Planning activities in Finnish comprehensive
school health services
  • Hanne M. Kivimäki, Arja Rimpelä
  • Tampere University, School of Public health
  • Elise Kosunen
  • Tampere University, Medical School
  • Kirsi Wiss, Vesa Saaristo, Matti Rimpelä
  • Stakes, Promotion of Well-being and Health

2
Facts of Finland
  • Country with a population of 5 million
  • 431 municipalities responsible for primary health
    care
  • State-governed health care until 1993
    (centralization)
  • 1993 municipality-governed (decentralization)

3
School health services
  • Organization by municipal health sectors
  • Promote health of schoolchildren and school
    community
  • No national responsibility for developing SHS
    since 1993
  • Guidance by means of information
  • Guidebook (2002, National Research and
    Development Centre for Welfare and Health)
  • Quality recommendations (2004, Ministry of Social
    affairs and health The Association of Finnish
    Local and Regional Authorities)

4
Background
  • Planning activities have been emphasized since
    1972
  • Annual planning and reporting
  • binding until 1993
  • after 1993 non-binding

5
Recommendations for planning of SHS
  • Activity plans annually
  • Action reports annually
  • Content recommendations for documents
  • (Quality recommendations 2004)

6
The aim is to study
  • How common planning activity was in 2005
  • Whether information guidance contributed to
    increased planning activities in 1998-2005
  • Content of activity plans and reports

7
Data
8
Surveys
  • Health centres
  • 2005 (n201, 77)
  • Health centres/one province
  • 1998 (n110, all responded)
  • 2000 (n105, all responded)
  • participated in 1998, 2000 and 2005 (N73)

9
Policy documents
  • Obtained from health centres
  • Activity plans (99)
  • Reports (62)

10
Results
11
1. Planning activity in 2005
  • Health centres (N201)
  • Action plan 68
  • Updated yearly 50
  • Annual report 43
  • Updated action plan and
  • annual report 33
  • No plan or report 27

12
1. Planning activity in 2005
  • Health centres (N201)
  • Action plan 68
  • Updated yearly 50
  • Annual report 43
  • Updated action plan and
  • annual report 33
  • No plan or report 27

13
2. Planning of SHSOne province (N73)
  • 1998 2000 2005
  • Action plan 64 - 70
  • Updated 47 38 45
  • Annual report 22 30 40

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3. The contents of plans and reports
  • Action plans
  • Tasks and goals
  • Content and implementation
  • Follow-up of health and well-being and working
    conditions
  • Resources
  • Oral health care
  • Co-operation
  • Annual reports
  • Implementation and results of SHS
  • Evaluating activities in relation to goals
  • Development of well-being and health
  • Oral health care
  • Presented to policy makers

Guidebook for SHS 2002
15
3. The contents of plans and reports
  • Action plans
  • Tasks and goals
  • Content and implementation
  • Follow-up of health and well-being and working
    conditions
  • Resources
  • Oral health care
  • Co-operation
  • Annual reports
  • Implementation and results of SHS
  • Evaluating activities in relation to goals
  • Development of well-being and health
  • Oral health care
  • Presented to policy makers

Guidebook for SHS 2002
16
Analysis of content
  • 1998-2005 plans and reports widened
  • Followed recommendations almost completely
  • 3 action plans
  • 1 annual report

17
Conclusion
18
Summary of results
  • 33 of health centres presented annual plan and
    report
  • Number of annual activity plans remained
    unchanged and that of reports increased 1998-2005
  • Documents rarely contained measurable objectives

19
Conclusions
  • Great variation between health centres in
    planning activities
  • Only few health centres carried out planning
    activity as recommended
  • Information guidance has failed to maintain SHS
    planning among the topical issues addressed by
    municipal health care management
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