tailieunhanh - MANAGEMENT OF SICK CHILDREN BY COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS

We know that preventing disease before it starts is critical to helping people live longer, healthier lives and keeping health care costs down. Poor diet, physical inactivity, tobacco use, and alcohol misuse are just some of the challenges we face. We also know that many of the strongest predictors of health and well-being fall outside of the health care setting. Our housing, transportation, education, workplaces, and environment are major elements that impact the physical and mental health of Americans. This is why the National Prevention Strategy helps us understand how to weave prevention into the fabric of our everyday lives | MANAGEMENT OF SICK CHILDREN BY COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS INTERVENTION MODELS AND PROGRAMME EXAMPLES World Health Organization unicefW ISBN-13 978-92-806-3985-8 ISBN-10 92-806-3985-4 Text The United Nations Children s Fund UNICEF World Health Organization WHO 2006 MANAGEMENT OF SICK CHILDREN BY COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS Intervention models and programme examples CONTENTS 1 Intervention Operational Support sustainability and Findings and 2 3 4 Intervention Intervention Model 1. CHW basic management and verbal Intervention Model 2. CHW basic management and facilitated Intervention Model 3. CHW-directed fever Intervention Model 4. Family-directed fever Intervention Model 5. CHW malaria management and Intervention Model 6. CHW pneumonia case Intervention Model 7. CHW integrated multiple disease case 5 Operational Performance of Retention of qualified Use of CHW Drug Appropriate use of 6 Support sustainability and scale of programmes using community health Programme Sustainability of CHW CHW programme 7 Findings and Integrated management of sick children by community health workers at the community Operational Support sustainability and scaling up of successful implementation Annex A - WHO UNICEF Joint Statement on Management of Pneumonia in Community MANAGEMENT OF SICK CHILDREN BY COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS