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Operations Manual for Delivery of HIV Prevention, Care and Treatment at Primary Health Centres in High-Prevalence, Resource-Constrained Settings: Edition 1 for Fieldtesting and Country Adaptation. Geneva: World Health Organization; 2008.

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Operations Manual for Delivery of HIV Prevention, Care and Treatment at Primary Health Centres in High-Prevalence, Resource-Constrained Settings: Edition 1 for Fieldtesting and Country Adaptation.

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Annex 9Forms for Chapter 9: Human Resources

9.1. Clinical and counselling training log

fill in position and staff initials; next to each training course, indicate code of the course in a circle (course title, organization providing training), duration, and date of training. Continue staff columns on next page- line up across gutter (or produce in A3)

Staff initials
Basic clinical training in integrated HIV prevention, care and treatmentRN:SGRN/midwife: BNEN: JPEN:Lay provider: KJ
Chronic HIV care, ART, prevention with PLHIV (includes clinical staging, cotrimoxazole and INH prophylaxis, how to fill patient HIV care/ART card, intensified TB case findingA-IMAI basic HIV-ART;
5 days, Feb 04
Acute care (when to suspect HIV and TB, OI management)B; 2 days;
Feb 04
Provider-initiated testing and counselling for clinicians- basic courseF; 1 day;
Nov 07
TB infection controlJ; 1 day;
June 08
Universal precautions, PEP and other workplace safety issues
Follow-on clinical training
TB-HIV co-management
IMCI-HIV complementary course (HIV testing, diagnosis and management of Ol in children, follow-up)
Adolescents in HIV care
PMTCT integrated with improved antenatal and postpartum care
PMTCT integrated with improved labour and delivery care
Reproductive choice and family planning for PLHIV
Syndromic STI management
Palliative care: symptom management and end-of-life care
Mental health/neurology
Brief interventions for hazardous and harmful alcohol use
Basic counselling training
Lay counsellor training course (PITC, prevention with PLHIV, post-test support, patient education, adherence counselling, psychosocial support)
Follow-on counselling training
Advanced post-test counselling
Infant feeding counselling and support
Psychosocial support for children
Post-rape care
Working with vulnerable groups (e.g. orphans)
Brief alcohol interventions

9.2. Training log for patient monitoring, laboratory, supply, leadership, quality management

fill in position and staff initials; next to each training course, indicate code of the course in a circle (course title, organization providing training), duration, and date of training. Continue staff columns on next page- line up across gutter (or produce in A3)

Staff initials
Patient monitoring training should include the following key skill:
Transferring data to registers and completing quarterly report and cohort analysis forms (can be done by data clerk)
Advanced patient monitoring (how to oversee registers and reports, calculate indicators, and use data for clinical decision-making)
Supply management
Drug supply management at first-level facility
Basic HIV-related laboratory services training to perform and quality assure tests:
Malaria smear
Malaria rapid test
Send TB sputums
Prepare and read TB sputums
HIV rapid test
Syphilis rapid test
Pregnancy test
Haemoglobin estimate using WHO Colour Scale
Haemoglobin using haemoglobinometer (if used)
Haematocrit
Urine dipstick for protein and glucose
CD4: collect blood, prepare for transport
DBS: collect blood, prepare for transport
Leadership and management training can include these skills:
Programme planning
Financial management
Mentoring, supervision, staff appraisal
Monitoring and evaluation
Supply management
Facility management, including workplace safety
Basic quality management training should include the following skills:
Performance measurement
Quality improvement
5 S's at the health centre
Follow-on quality management training (for head HIV provider/in-charge)
Comprehensive quality management training
Facilitating quality improvement at your health centre
Leading 5 S activities
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