Slovakia Trade Union of Physicians (LOZ)
The Slovakia Trade Union of Physicians (LOZ) was established on 27th April 1996 and plays a crucial role in advocating for the rights and improving the position of physicians in Slovakia. Led by Chairman MUDr. Peter Visolajsk, LOZ has successfully halted the privatization of state hospitals, increased physicians' salaries, and initiated important healthcare reforms. Learn more about LOZ's accomplishments and activities in advancing the healthcare sector of Slovakia.
Download Presentation
Please find below an Image/Link to download the presentation.
The content on the website is provided AS IS for your information and personal use only. It may not be sold, licensed, or shared on other websites without obtaining consent from the author.If you encounter any issues during the download, it is possible that the publisher has removed the file from their server.
You are allowed to download the files provided on this website for personal or commercial use, subject to the condition that they are used lawfully. All files are the property of their respective owners.
The content on the website is provided AS IS for your information and personal use only. It may not be sold, licensed, or shared on other websites without obtaining consent from the author.
E N D
Presentation Transcript
Pacific Regional Workshop on Legal Identity and Identity Security 8-10thJuly 2019 Tokelau Margaret Pedro
Presentation Outline Presentation Outline 1. Status of the civil registration system 2. Role of the health sector in supporting civil registration 3. Role of ICT in record capture, storage and archival 4. Use of civil registration data to confirm/ validate legal identity 5. Plans for establishment of national ID system
Overview: Status of the civil registration Overview: Status of the civil registration system: system: Estimated birth registration completeness for the most recent years Year: 2016 - 25% Year: 2017 - 85% Year: 2018 90% Estimated completeness for Births=Number of births registered within one year of occurrence/ Number of births estimated by most recent census*100 Estimated completeness for Deaths =Births=Number of deaths registered within one year of occurrence/ Number of births estimated by most recent census*100 Estimated death registration completeness for the most recent year Year: 2016 - 30% Year: 2018 100% Year: 2018 - 100%
Role of the health sector in supporting civil Role of the health sector in supporting civil registration functions registration functions Does the Ministry/department of health support civil registration functions in your country? If so, please share your experience on how. Department of Health Death Events (BD Rules 1969) Medical Officers are required to certify all deaths and must provide report to the Office/s of the Taupulega (Deputy Registrar), in which they will assist and facilitate the completion of the Death Registration with the family Birth Events Hospitals are not required under the BD Rules 1969 to provide notification of birth to the CR Responsibility and ownership is on the Family i.e. Parents Completion of the Birth & Death Registration is scan/posted through to the National BDM Office (TALO, Apia), to be enter into the National Registration and a certificate is issued Informal cooperation i.e. Data sharing of monthly reports, has successfully contributed towards the capturing of birth/death events Result of CRVS Workshop, 2016 NZ
Record capture, storage and Archival Record capture, storage and Archival Does your country operate a manual or electronic system of data capture and storage for civil registration functions? Manual system Data is captured electronically when certificates are issued, and then back-up (Hard-drive) Scanning of Registration If electronic: Provide name of IT system in use: Microsoft Word/Excel Are individual birth records linked to death records? (i.e. is the system person-based or event based?) No Do you use a unique identification number/code for civil registration records Yes If yes, how is it generated, what is the structure of the number/code? Atoll/Folio No Is the code used by other government departments, if yes, which ones? No
Use of civil registration data to confirm/ validate Use of civil registration data to confirm/ validate legal identity legal identity Do you share birth and death data collected through civil registration to other government departments ? Yes If so which government departments do you most regularly share data with? Office of the Taupulega (Village Council) i.e. Old Age Pension, and Children allowance Department of Immigration Education Informal Sharing Department of Internal Affairs, NZ (Passports and Citizenship/DRG) Is the data shared electronically or manually ? Email and by telephone Is data sharing regulated by legislation or any policy instrument? No Please share any challenges/ relevant experience's surrounding the sharing of such data
Status and plans for implementation of a Status and plans for implementation of a national ID system national ID system Please share your country s status and plans for implementation of a national ID system Does your country have or are there plans for implementation of a national ID system? Not planned Which Ministry is leading its implementation? Is the national ID system linked to the civil registration system (do birth and death records from civil registration flow into the national ID system)? Please share any relevant experiences/challenges associated with this theme
Recent developments and/or plans Recent developments and/or plans Please share any of your recent developments or short-term plans towards the development of your CRVS systems CR Workshop (Tokelau) - October 2019 Review of Births and Deaths Registration Rules 1969 Work in progress; Strengthening the retention of our registrations i.e. archive Scanning Shared drive
