their health activities including integrated disease surveillance: maternal & newborn, birth, death, Vaccine Preventable Diseases (VPD), diseases of epidemic potential to the appropriate structures according to established schedule (eg. CHC and Health Facility) Supervision: Train identified CHV peer supervisors on how to supervise 5 to 10 CHVs in their area through: The appropriate use of supervisory tools. The verification of CHV reports the rational use of drugs follow up visits in direct beneficiary’s homes Train CHC on how to monitor CHV activities During orientation meetings, the CHCs are given some form training to enable they supervise CHVs in communities. Training modules to be developed or updated to include: Essential Nutrition Actions Integrated training modules Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Directly Observed Treatment Journey of Hope Home Based Life Saving Skills CHEST KIT Integrated Community Case Management (Diarrhea, ARI, Malaria) School Health Curriculum Maternal and Child Health Mental Health Family Planning Training Module Supervisory Check list Training Module 9. Service Provision The National Health Policy and Plan aims to improve the health and social welfare status of the population of Liberia on an equitable basis. The plan expects to achieve that goal through selective, highly cost-effective service package interventions for each age cohort that is likely to result in health improvement in the overall population. This Community Health Service Strategy takes the national plan objectives to the community level by mobilizing communities towards their active and dynamic involvement in implementing the interventions that contribute to their own health, and socioeconomic development, to release themselves from the vicious cycle of poverty and ill-health.
their health activities including integrated disease surveillance: maternal & newborn, birth, death, Vaccine Preventable Diseases (VPD), diseases of epidemic potential to the appropriate structures according to established schedule (eg. CHC and Health Facility) Supervision: Train identified CHV peer supervisors on how to supervise 5 to 10 CHVs in their area through: The appropriate use of supervisory tools. The verification of CHV reports the rational use of drugs follow up visits in direct beneficiary’s homes Train CHC on how to monitor CHV activities During orientation meetings, the CHCs are given some form training to enable they supervise CHVs in communities. Training modules to be developed or updated to include: Essential Nutrition Actions Integrated training modules Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Directly Observed Treatment Journey of Hope Home Based Life Saving Skills CHEST KIT Integrated Community Case Management (Diarrhea, ARI, Malaria) School Health Curriculum Maternal and Child Health Mental Health Family Planning Training Module Supervisory Check list Training Module 9. Service Provision The National Health Policy and Plan aims to improve the health and social welfare status of the population of Liberia on an equitable basis. The plan expects to achieve that goal through selective, highly cost-effective service package interventions for each age cohort that is likely to result in health improvement in the overall population. This Community Health Service Strategy takes the national plan objectives to the community level by mobilizing communities towards their active and dynamic involvement in implementing the interventions that contribute to their own health, and socioeconomic development, to release themselves from the vicious cycle of poverty and ill-health.