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Engaging all care providers

Explore diverse care provider engagement levels and challenges in various countries, emphasizing systematic assessments, stakeholder analysis, and efficient PPM guidelines implementation. Address issues like recording, reporting, referral linkages, migration, and effective evaluation.

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Engaging all care providers

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  1. Engaging all care providers Facilitator: Dr I.D. Rusen, The Union Rapporteur: Dr H. Bisase, Uganda

  2. Current situation Based on experiences from Bangladesh; Ethiopia; Myanmar; Nigeria; Pakistan; Thailand; Uganda and other DEWG members • Varied levels of engagement in both providers and scope of activities • Limited systematic assessment of public and private stakeholders, informal providers, and their potential • Presence of national PPM guidelines and implementation plans vary across countries

  3. Main issues/challenges to be addressed • Stakeholder/situation analysis of all formal and informal care providers • Specific challenges in different settings (urban, rural and hard-to-reach areas) • Recording and reporting from non-NTP providers & appropriate feedback • Referral linkages • Migration • Documentation and evaluation of activities

  4. Action oriented steps for NTPs • Conduct situation assessment and develop and implement PPM guidelines and country level plans • Link PPM to information systems (R&R plus feedback) and collect data including child-specific data • Resource mobilization for PPM • More focus on public-public mix and workplaces and providers working with the poor and vulnerable populations • Recognize role and potential contribution of patient community groups and informal providers (all stakeholders to be represented in national coordinating body)

  5. Action oriented steps for Partners • Provider specific PPM guidelines • Evaluation tools for PPM initiatives • Document PPM experiences in different context • Ensuring sufficient resources for PPM implementation (resource mobilization) • Focus on Countries in early stages of PPM

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