 kept all real power and patronage in his hands. Lothair died at Turin, perhaps poisoned by Berengar, who attempted to cement his usurped political power in Lombardy by forcing Lothair's widow to marry his son Adalbert. Instead she entreated the protection of Otto I of Germany, whom she married.
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National Tuberculosis Program Management January 10, 2006-February 24, 2006 Huot Chan Yuda MD.MCTM Address: National Center for Tuberculosis and Leprosy Control ( CENAT ) Ministry of Health Reduce Patients Delay in Seeking Treatment in King Dom of Cambodia
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i- INTRODUCTION 1.1 Rational - Tuberculosis (TB) kills approximately 2 million people each year.. The breakdown in health services, the spread of HIV/AIDS. t-The emergence of multi drug-resistant TB are contributing to the worsening impact of this disease. C * Cambodia is one of the 22 countries with the highest burden of tuberculosis (TB) in the world. -The annual incidence rate of smear-positive pulmonary TB was estimated 241 per 100,000 inhabitants and the death rate of 90 per 100,000 inhabitants in Up to 1998, DOTS increased its coverage to 88% of the population through hospital-based approach. -
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- Up to the end of 2004,DOT was expansion in whole country with 840 health center. NTP was achieved with a high cure rate, increasing from 68% in 1994 to 89% in But case detection rate was still low-only 51% in Moreover, a long delay in TB Treatment has been common ( one month or more than one month ). Literacy Review A number of studies on delay in TB treatment have explained the delay from two perspectives: patients’ delay in seeking care, and doctors’ delay in correct diagnosis and treatment.
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- Distance is one of the major causes of patients’ delay.. Distance between Patients’ home and health facilities *Lack of Transportation *Poor Road conditions
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Other cause for delay from the view point of the TB Patients: A - Socio-cultural: - Traditional beliefs, - Stigma and discrimination, - Gender. B - Economic (other than direct cost): indirect costs, - opportunity costs C - Lack of health system responsiveness: -- poor services, high user fee - ( including under the table payment), - - attitude of health staff, - inadequate health service, etc.
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TB/HIV Cambodia is also among the countries with high burden of HIV/AIDS. The National HIV sero-prevalence among adult aged and HIV sero- prevalence among TB patients are also high as shown in the below charts: Fig.2 National HIV sero-prevalence among adult aged year olds
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Fig.3 The trend of HIV sero-prevalence among TB patients in Cambodia
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Stakeholders Analysis Beneficiariles Patients,Community Implementing Agencies NTP,Health Center,PHD,OD,NGO,health volunteer,Health worker,MOH,Government. Potential Opponents Health center staff,people in community Supporting Group Health community,health worker,TB supervisor,OD TB,Funding Agencies NGO’s,Global Fund Decision Maker NTP,MOH Detailed AnalysisPatients delay,low case detection rate,transmission to another persone,increase morbidity and mortality rate,increase poverty
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Stakeholders Analysis Characteristics of Problem: Socio-cultural Stigma and discrimination -Gender -Economic indirect costs, opportunity costs -Staff motivate -Lack of health system responvenese -Poor service -Attitude of health staff, inadequate health service
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Problem Analysis
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Patient’s Delay in Seeking treatment Patients and people in community knowledge in TB is low Quality of health service is poor The capacity of hc staff is insufficient to perform their job properly Shar man do not refer sympt omati c case to HC Improp er health educati on by staff Stigm a Lack of transporta tion Motivat e is low Insufficie nt training of staff In accessibility of hc. Bad road condition. Increase morbidity and mortality rate of TB disease Can not reduce poverty Can not get archive of target of NTP Transmiss ion to another Health staff are in responsible for their work Health are not motivated to work Hc staff are occupied with other BS Salary of HC is Low HC volunt eer are not utilize d
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Objectives Analysis
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Patient’s Delay in Seeking treatment is Reduced Patients and people in community knowledge in TB is Improve Quality of health service is Improve The capacity of hc staff is sufficient to perform their job properly Shar man do refer sympt omati c case to HC proper health educati on by staff Stigm a is reduc ed Lack of transporta tion Motivat e is improv e sufficient training of staff Accessibility of hc. is improved Bad road condition Decrease morbidity and mortality rate of TB disease Reduced poverty Can get archive of target of NTP Reduced Transmiss ion to another Health staff are responsible for their work Health are motivated to work Hc staff are occupied with other BS is reduced Salary of HC is better HC volunt eer are utilize d
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VI-Project Selection Health education approach Quality health service approach Health education and health service approach Improved Accessibility approach Costs Benefit Feasibility 4452 Sustainability 3341 Available resources 4343 Total
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ACTION PLAN BASE ON PDM Date: 2006-February-21 Project name: Reduce Patient’s Delay in Seeking Treatment Among TB Patients in Cambodia Duration October September 2009 Target area : 8 PROVINCE AMONG 24 PROVINCE Target group : Patients and People in Community, Health staff who work on TB in health center,Provincial TB Supervisor, OD TB Supervisor,CENAT TB Supervisor and of Survey
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PDM(Project Design Matrix) Over all goal Narrative Summary Objectively Verifiable Indicators Means of Verification Important Assumptions Over all goal TB burden is reduced Number of morbidity and mortality in 8 province falls by 30 %by September 2009 MOH,NTP TB Project Report and Evaluation NTP guideline remains unchanged
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Project Purpose Narrative Summary Objectively Verifiable Indicators Means of Verification Important Assumptions Project Purpose Patients’ delay in seeking behaviour is Reduced Patients’seeking behaviour delay is Reduced from 1 Month to 2 week MOH,NTP TB Project Report -Patients Treatment Card,Lab.Regi stry,Interview. Trained health staffs have skill enough for daily operation of the project
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OUTPUTS Narrative Summary Objectively Verifiable Indicators Means of Verification Important Assumptions OUTPUTS 1-Patients and People in community’s knowledge in TB are Improved. 2-Quality health Service is Improved. 3-Accessibility of health center is improved. - Knowledge of TB patients are increase by 50% by 2009 base on Baseline KAP Survey. - Percentage rate of health center staff that work during official working hours increase by 20 % with increase double salary from the government - Percentage rate of symptomatic cases that come to health center increase by 30 %. MOH,NTP TB Project Report,PHD,OD. -Authority and Ministry of Transportati on. -The road condition does not get worse to make the accessibility worse. The patients remain support the project. -MOH,NTP,GF Support the Project
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ACTIVITIES OUTPUTS To submit necessary items and personnel expenses to NTP manager Conduct Kap survey To coordinate with the people in charge Go to the field for interview by questionnaire Supervision,monitoring and evaluation,data record 1-3-To conduct meeting with Sharman and village leader 1-4-To training for health education on TB to the shaman.
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OUTPUTS Refresh course for staff health center on TB health education including communication skill development ( PATH ) 1-6- To conduct meeting with health staff on their role job. 1-7-To produce guidelines and training materials for health staff,recording,reporting forms,IEC materials. 1-8-To train health center staff for health education and IEC to community.
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OUTPUTS To assign as and a DOT watcher health education for TB patients in the community To distribute IEC materials ( leaflet, brochure,poster etc… )to health staff in community To conduct Kap survey to identified patients delay in seeking treatment.
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OUTPUTS To conduct meeting with TB supervisor to go to the quality supervision on the job training during supervision at health center To meeting with health staff with give conduct the contest certificate for motivate their job To conduct meeting with the donor for motivate staff at health center To conduct quarterly workshop for TB health staff. 2-5 – To conduct meeting with MOH to requested increase Salary for staff TB from the Government.
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OUTPUTS To conduct Refresher training with health volunteer in collaboration with NGO on TB health education Utilize health volunteers as DOT watcher and refer symptomatic cases to health centers. 3-3-Invite health volunteer for world TB day,workshop to stimulate and increase their motivate.
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INPUTS NTP: -Project manager -Project implementation and management cost. - Project coordinator -TB supervisor and OD - Health center staff,People in community -Health post staff,Health worker,Health volunteer -IEC material -Gasoline -Car,motorbike -Drivers -Check list for questionnaire interview -Computer for data analysis
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Important Assumptions Collaboration and Support from Several Concerned such as MOH,NTP,PH