Strengthening PEP Implementation: Next Steps for Success
Discover the key activities and time frames for enhancing PEP services in the district, including developing district plans, training healthcare workers, ensuring availability of PEP drugs, and generating community awareness through social mobilization. Driven by a collaborative effort, this plan aims to optimize the implementation of PEP services in primary healthcare facilities to improve outcomes and support stakeholders effectively.
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NMBHD NEXT STEPS FOR STRENGTHENING PEP IMPLEMENTATION
Presentation Outline Information sharing Commencement of PEP Services ACSM Facility & District Plans 2
DESCRIBE THE PROCESS FOR DEVELOPING THE DISTRICT PLAN TO SUPPORT PHC FACILITIES IN THE DISTRICT TO STRENGTHEN PEP IMPLEMENTATION Activity Responsible person Time frame Provide feedback to all stakeholders Internal & External (e.g., DAC, DMT, Partners, Governance Structures, Other Governmental Departments, etc) Dr Mayekiso (Drs and Pharmacisits) Ms N. vd Bergh By end July 2023 Avail Clinical Stationery, Job Aides, guidelines and IEC material to all stakeholders Ms. N. vd Bergh In progress Training (HCW, non-clinical staff) Incorporate into the existing training plan (outstanding 32 facilities) RTC (Ms. Perils) 12 July and ongoing following the district training plan 3
WHAT ARE THE TIME FRAMES FOR THE STRENGTHENING / COMMENCEMENT OF PEP SERVICES IN THE DISTRICT Activity Responsible Person Time frame By 01st Aug 23 PEP services are already provided in facilities, to strengthen as follows: Utilization of clinical forms and PHC comprehensive tick register to optimize reporting into the WebDHIS Provision of the stat dose of PEP whilst preparing to conduct e.g., HTS (NEW addition in guidelines slide / page 15) Ensure proper referral pathways to the secondary level of care where necessary (e.g., referral to TCCs in the event of sexual offenses). Ensure availability of PEP drugs All (23) facilities (incl. hospitals), and programs that attended the training on 10th July (refer to the attendance register). Sub district Pharmacist By 2nd Aug 23 and ongoing Conduct facility readiness assessments and implementation (availability of all necessary commodities, clinical stationery, PEP meds, guidelines, etc.) Sub- district Coordinators, Supervisors and Program coordinators Sub District Pharmacists 4
HOW WILL HP, WBPHCOTS, ISHP AND SUPPORTING PARTNERS GENERATE DEMAND & SOCIAL MOBILISATION TO RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT PEP SERVICES Activity ACSM activities Different Community awareness campaigns and distribution of IEC materials Health week campaign (NMU) Responsible Person Ms Sohuma & Team WBPHCOTs; ISHP District Supporting Partners Nelson Mandela University Time frame 14th July and ongoing, targeting health calendar days 4 8 Aug 2023 5
Describe the process & time frame for developing the district plan to support PHC facilities in the district to strengthen PEP implementation. Activity Responsible Person Time frame Compilation of Facility Implementation Plans OMs Cluster Supervisors 27 July 23 Consolidation and Submission of the District Implementation Plan Ms. N. vd Bergh 10 Aug 23 6
