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North West Department of Health. Presentation at SABCOHA Launch 14 August 2012 Rustenburg. Presentation Outline. Background Policy mandates Health sector delivery agreements Key outputs of the NSDA Health sector MDGs Specific intervention NDoH in partnership with SABCOHA. Background.
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North West Department of Health Presentation at SABCOHA Launch 14 August 2012 Rustenburg
Presentation Outline • Background • Policy mandates • Health sector delivery agreements • Key outputs of the NSDA • Health sector MDGs • Specific intervention • NDoH in partnership with SABCOHA
Background • In 2007, the SA population represented 0.7% of the world’s population • Accounted for 17% of the global burden of HIV infections (Lancet, August 2009) • Fragmented and inequitable health care system • Disparities between public and private sectors • Resources, access, delivery of health services.
Quadruple Burden of Disease • HIV and AIDS and TB • High Maternal and Child Mortality • Non Communicable Diseases • Violence and Injuries
Policy Mandates • National Service Delivery Agreement (NSDA) • Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) • NSP and PSP on HIV, AIDS, and TB 2012-16
Health Sector Delivery Agreement Outcome 2: A long and Healthy Life for All South Africans
Key Outputs of the NSDA • Increasing life expectancy • Decreasing maternal and child mortality • Combating HIV and AIDS and decreasing the burden of Tuberculosis • Strengthening health System effectiveness
Health Sector MDGs • 4 • 5 • 6
Specific Interventions • NSP 2012-16 on HIV, AIDS, and TB • PSP 2012-16 on HIV, AIDS, and TB
Prevention (1) • Sector specific policies that pledge commitment to the fight against HIV, AIDS, TB • Employee education programmes • HCT as entry to package of care • Outreach programmes • Employee wellness programmes
Prevention (2) • Partner NWDoH in public advocacy and social mobilisation programmes • Participate in Medical Male Circumcision • Mobilise the workers especially in the mines and acquire skills for circumcision • Deal with social determinates of diseases and participate in targeted interventions: migration, family units, informal settlements (involvement of relevant sectors)
Treatment, care and support • Access to treatment (ARVs) • Acceptance, creating an enabling environment to assist people to disclose • Participate in programmes to mitigate the stigma.
Coordination and communication • Joined planning with government and implementation of interventions • Resource analysis and rationalisation (financial, human, material, skills and expertise
Coordination and communication • Consider uniform use of treatment protocols • Open channels of communication • Visible Partnership • Avoid “big brother” syndrome
Monitoring and Evaluation • Use of universal M&E tools • Provision of statistics in key monitoring indicators • Participate and contribute resources for operational research • Share research findings to inform policies and keep abreast with new developments