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IBP consortium workshop at the Int. Family Planning Conference 2013 about integration models for Family Planning and other health programs. Led by Anne Pfizer (JHPIEGO), Salwa BItar (E2A Project), Fabio Castano (MSH) and support from USAID, Population Council, PSI, Meridian Group, Abt Associates
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Scaling Up FP-RH Integrated Services_IBP_ICFP_2013
IBP consortium workshop at the Int. Family Planning Conference 2013 about integration models for Family Planning and other health programs. Led by Anne Pfizer (JHPIEGO), Salwa BItar (E2A Project), Fabio Castano (MSH) and support from USAID, Population Council, PSI, Meridian Group, Abt Associates
IBP consortium workshop at the Int. Family Planning Conference 2013 about integration models for Family Planning and other health programs. Led by Anne Pfizer (JHPIEGO), Salwa BItar (E2A Project), Fabio Castano (MSH) and support from USAID, Population Council, PSI, Meridian Group, Abt Associates
IBP TRACK: ADDRESSING IMPLEMENTATION AND SCALING UP CHALLENGES
Anne Pfitzer, JHPIEGO Salwa Bitar, MSH Christine Bixiones, PSI Fabio Castao, MSH Maxine Eber, PSI Jeanette Kesselman, Abt Associates Trish MacDonald, USAID/W Charlotte Warren, Population Council Rose Wilcher, FHI360 David Wofford, Meridian Group International
Session Organizers
Understand FP integration models and their scaling up
Discuss challenges & strategies to taking models from demonstration to scale
Offer tools for implementation of FP service integration with health & non- health initiatives
Identify gaps in evidence/knowl edge and resources for decision-making on integration modalities Session Objectives 1 2 3 4 What are Integrated Services? the organization and management of health services so that people get the care they need, when they need it, in ways that are user friendly, achieve the desired results and provide value for money. World Health Organization Benefits of Integrating FP with other Services Meeting multiple reproductive health needs of a client simultaneously Combining several services needed for a multifaceted health condition Achieving cost efficiencies through sharing staff skills, infrastructure, and equipment (still needs more evidence) Reducing the stigma associated with providing a service independently
Key issues for FP Integration More than training for adding a new service Need integrated and strengthened health systems All building blogs working for FP/RH Multisectoral approaches, broad audiences, multitude of reinforcing channels. Health and non-health programs
Key questions on integrated services Feasibility Acceptability Increased access Vs Quality and Safety Impact for individuals and populations Cost Population Council Micro financing What: health, non-health MNCH HIV/PMTCT Education Workplace Immunization Malaria, TB Environment For Whom: target groups Couples Youths & Adolescents Young married Women Women Rep age Which Systems required HRH LMG Service Delivery Supplies Information Platforms for HTSP integration into MCH programs Integration models: the W Approach Finance Community Where Outreach H. Centers Hospitals Management Sciences for Health Men What: health, non-health MNCH Education Workplace For Whom: target groups Youths & Adolescents Young married Women Women Rep age Which Systems required HRH LMG Service Delivery Supplies Information Platforms for HTSP integration into MCH programs Integration models: the W Approach Finance Community Where Management Sciences for Health Two crucial Ws
When
How
Health facilities
Community PP Family Planning ART clinics: PMTCT + FP Child Clinics: immunization, nutrition Strengthene d integrated services FFSDS Child Days Integrated Outreach Maternal Child health passport Integrated home visits - Village Health Teams & drug sellers Management Sciences for Health Integration models: the W Approach How JHPIEGO and FHI360 Scaling up Integrated Services Deliberate efforts to increase the impact of health service innovations successfully tested in pilot or experimental projects so as to benefit more people and to foster policy and program development on a lasting basis.
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Process for Scaling Up Defining Need for Change Planning Demonstration and Scale-Up Supporting Demonstration
Going to Scale Building Block Leadership/ Governance Health Workforce Service Delivery Financing Products Technologies Information
Scaling up Integrated Family planning Management Sciences for Health High Impact Practices and Consensus Statements for FP Integration . Interactive Case Studies
(For Anne to lead the guidance on group work) Gaps for Scaling up FP Integration
Cost and cost-effectiveness Sustainability Policy- and decision-makers support Performance-based financing and health systems strengthening for integration Providers perspective Monitoring and Supervision Pre-service training Health worker capacity and time demands Same provider versus referral Toolkits for integration for Anne to describe the tools as she is putting the list together Maternal Infant Young Child Nutrition - Family Planning (MIYCN-FP) Integration Toolkit: http://www.k4health.org/toolkits/miycn-fp/how- integrate Population Council Handbook Assessing Integration Methodology (AIM) http://www.k4health.org/sites/default/files/Assessm ent%20of%20Integration%20Methodology.pdf K4H: Family planning and immunization integration toolkit