Follow up Action Points from Previous Health Cluster Meeting

Dr. Than Tun AungDeputy Director General

9‐11‐2017

Action points on HCM (25‐7‐2017)No. Action Status1. WHO to share the terms of reference and 

membership and observer list of the health cluster with the Minister.

Completed

2. WHO to provide the list of designated focal points and alternates for the health cluster meeting.

Completed

3. WHO to make list of outcomes and follow up recommendations in the health cluster meetings.

Ongoing

4. WHO to share the meeting minutes with respective State Public Health Directors.

Completed

5. MoHS to invite State Public Health Directors from Rakhine, Kachin and Shan to the meetings in the future.

Completed

Action points on HCM (25‐7‐2017)No. Action Status6. UNICEF to follow up construction of cold room in 

SittweOngoing

7. WHO to accelerate medicines procurement for CERF project

Completed

8. Dr Than Tun Aung to do(a) mapping of health activities of NGOs for 

Rakhine, Kachin and Shan States and to analyze and review efficiency of mobile clinics in those areas

(b) policy review and implementation review on Rakhine, Kachin and Shan States

Ongoing

9. NGOs operating in Maungdaw and Buthidaung to assist the MoHS by doing awareness raising sessions for birth registration

Completed

Action points on HCM (25‐7‐2017)No. Action Status10. Dr Kyaw Khine San to arrange CERF project to 

assist in birth registrationCompleted

11. To have a clarity on communication lines among UN, INGO, and MoHS with regards to Health Cluster matters.

Ongoing

12. The health cluster partner organizations to improve data sharing such as developing a networking platform.

Ongoing

13. MoHS program managers to share NHP and strategy booklets to all partner organizations, and to maintain routine sharing of updated information.

Ongoing

No. Action Status

14. The health cluster partner organizations to consider elderly healthcare and non‐communicable diseases in health service provision

Ongoing

15. Partner organizations to prepare for the upcoming HNO and HRP process.

Ongoing

16. WHO to coordinate with the MoHS to organize the next meeting at Nay Pyi Taw

Completed

Action points on HCM (25‐7‐2017)

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Notes: (1) Reflects only health and/or nutrition-related programs of multi-sectoral partners.

(2) Does not include the current flood response where partners mobilized to affected areas outside of their usual township of operations upon government request.

INGO Health Activities Map (Shan‐North)

IRC, KMSS

HPA

3MDG, CESVI

ICRC

Unicef & MRCS All townships

No. NGO/INGO

Townships Project Services

1. CHAD PutaOIngyanyanSwanprabon

Community Base PHC

Referral, GBV, Child Health Care, Malaria, TB, Other Diseases

2. CHAI Myitkyina, Waingmaw,Chibwae,Pharkant, Hopin, Lonetone, Mansi, Moemauk, Moekaung, Nantmati, Putao, Tanaing

NAPsupport

Referral ,PMCT, ART, HIV prevention and Counselling,Volunteer Training

3. HPA Waingmaw, Moemauk,Mansi, Ingyanyan, Swanprabon, Chipwae, Soltlaw, Konlanphu, Tanaing

DFID Emergency Relief

EPI, Nutirion, MCH, Malaria, MISP, PMCT, EWARS, Volunteer Training, School Health, Wash program

Health services by NGO/INGO in IDP Camps- Kachin

No. NGO/INGO Townships Project Services

4. KBC Waingmaw, Chipwae, Ingyanyan, Mansi, Moemauk, PutaO

PHC MCH, Patient Referral, NCD, Volunteer support,

5. MDM Myitkyina,Waingmaw, Moekoung, Moenyin

Harm Reduction Patient Referral, HIV prevention and Counselling, ART, Mental Health Care, Malaria, TB, Diarrhoea, Volunteer support

6. SARA Myitkyina, Hopin, Nantmati, Mansi,Moenyin, Moemauk

Harm Reduction Patient referral , HIV prevention and Counselling , VHW Training

7. MAM Myitkyina,Waingmaw, Chipwae,Mansi, Shweku, Moemauk

Malaria, TB, Basic Health Care

Patient referral, Obstetric care, Trauma care, medical equipment supply, EWARS, Volunteer support

Health services by NGO/INGO in IDP Camps- Kachin

Plan of Health Care Services for DisplacedPeople who will come back from Bangladesh

Objectives• To give appropriate and quality point of entries services, primary health care services, public health services and camp clinical services to those people who are coming back from Bangladesh at POEs and Temporary Camps 

Health Care Service Flow Chart

Health Services at PoE‐Rakhine1. According to IHR, Sphere Standards, Camp 

Management Guideline and MOHS guidelines2. Diseases Surveillance According to IHR (2005) such as 

AFP surveillance, Fever Surveillance, AES surveillance, Vaccine Preventable Diseases Surveillance etc

3. Medical Check up4. Emergency medical services and Patients referral 

(Maungdaw Hospital will be designated as referral hospital)

5. AN care for pregnant women6. Arrangement for continuous treatment for TB, HIV 

patients and other infectious diseases

Health Services at PoE‐Rakhine‐cont

7. Treatment of NCDs for those who has hypertension and diabetes

8. Immunization services for children and pregnant women especially for polio and measles

9. Health Education and Health literacy promotion including pictorial IECs

10.Nutrition Services including anthropometry, micronutrient etc

11.Vector survey nears POEs and Resettlement Camp12.Personnel Hygiene and latrine services

Health Services at Resettlement Camp‐Rakhine1. Diseases Surveillance  according to IHR (2005) such as 

AFP surveillance, Fever Surveillance, Vaccine Preventable Diseases Surveillance etc

2. Medical Check up3. Emergency medical services and Patients referral 

(Maungdaw Hospital will be designated as referral hospital)

4. AN care for pregnant women5. Arrangement for continuous treatment for TB, HIV 

patients and other infectious diseases6. Treatment of NCDs for those who have hypertension 

and diabetes

Health Services at Resettlement Camp‐Rakhine7. Immunization services for children and pregnant 

women especially for polio and measles8. Health Education and Health literacy promotion 

including pictorial IECs9. Nutrition Services including anthropometry, 

micronutrient etc10. Vector survey nears POEs and Resettlement Camp11. Personnel Hygiene and latrine services12. Health Services at Resettlement Camp13. Temporary Camp Hospital will be set up at 

Resettlement Camp which can provide emergency operations such as LSCS

Supervision and Monitoring

• Under the guidance from Union Minister for Health and Sports and Rakhine State Health Development Committee, supportive supervision and monitoring will be carried out by DOPH, DMS and Rakhine State Public Health Department.

Logistics, Drugs supplies and Cooperation with Partners

• Logistics and Drugs supplies will be provided by MOHS budget and WHO support

• The activities will be cooperated with RakhineState Government, Government Ministries, WHO, Local NGOs and May‐yu FM etc

• The planed activities will be adapted based on changing situation and these will help smooth return and resettlement of displaced population by means of appropriate and quality health care services by MoHS

Implementation of Health Related Recommendations of the Final Report of Advisory Commission on Rakhine State

Short termOctober 2017 to December 2017

Medium termOctober 2017 to December 2018

Long termJan 2019 to December 2022

Final report has 9 recommendations concerned with health.

MoHS will implement each health recommendation according to the time frames mentioned in the plan.

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