dc.description.abstract | This project was aimed at coming up with an optimized Health Human Resource
system to upscale diagnosis and treatment of HIV/AIDS patients in Migori County Hospital.
The county located at the former Nyanza Province has a high HIV/AIDS prevalence rate of
28.6 % as per the County profile of 2016. It is home to a population of 1,048,602, segregated
into 509,551 males (49%) and 539,051 females (51%). The portion which is under 15 years
comprises of 48% of the entire inhabitants. The youth who are of the age bracket 15-24 years
comprise of 21% of the population.
The specific objectives of the study were: First, to develop a stakeholder designed
optimized Health workforce management system, Secondly, to do an assessment of
healthcare capacity gaps in Migori Hospital biased towards HIV/AIDS in the Hospital,
thirdly develop a workforce capacity building plan/framework, fourthly do capacity building
for Health workers how to develop a healthcare delivery capacity gaps with bias towards
HIV/AIDS and the region at large, fifthly to develop Monitoring and evaluation
implementation matrix tool.
The project established that Migori County Hospital has a functional Health Human
Resource system particularly in areas of Human Resource Information System, Performance
Management and Promotion. An aspect which was identified to have a challenge is on reward
and promotion. The system on promotion is well defined but its implementation is a
challenge because of financial constraints. Skills gaps were identified on the area of data
analysis, documentation and use. The fellow recommends further capacity building in these
areas.
The project was successfully implemented and the deliverables are summarized
healthcare capacity gaps report/document in the Hospital, Health workforce capacity building
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framework, Implementation framework and the summarized proceedings/deliberations of the
presentation made during the capacity building workshop
On sustainability and to enable the Hospital have the project beneficial over a long
period of time, beyond the fellowship, several interventions were made. Foremost, an
implementation framework spreading over three years was developed. The framework has
well defined activities and time limits: Secondly, a capacity building workshop was held and
was well attended with representation from all the Departments. Finally, the proceeding of
the workshop was distributed to all the attendees for future reference.
The scalability of the project will involve its implementation in other Hospitals and
Health facilities in the wider Migori County, other counties in the former larger Nyanza
region and the country at large. | en_US |