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    Prevention and Management of Postpartum

    Hemorrhage and Pre-Eclampsia/Eclampsia:

    National Programs in Selected USAIDProgram-Supported Countries

    Appendix C: Country Scale-up Maps of PPH and PE/EMarch 2011

    By:

    Angeline Fujioka

    Jeffrey Smith

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    Prevention and Management of Postpartum Hemorrhage and Pre-Eclampsia/Eclampsia:

    National Programs in Selected USAID Program-Supported Countries

    1

    Appendix C: Country Scale-up Maps of PPH and PE/E

    AFGHANISTAN - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OFPOSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGE PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacyand partnerships:Global act ion tosupport work on

    reduction of PPH

    Global clinical andprogram

    approaches:Evidence-based

    intervent ions forprevent ion and

    management of PPH

    demonstrated

    PPH policy:AMTSL/misoprosto luse; Expanded j ob

    descriptions for skil led

    bi r th attendant cadresmanaging PPH; PPH

    service deliveryguidel ines

    Health system

    governance:Proactive financing of

    maternal heal thservices

    Drugs & equipment :

    Oxytoc in/ misoprostolprocurement,

    logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deli verycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,

    personnel , andsystems to deliver

    services

    Health workerstraining systems:For PPH preventionand management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raising ofPPH;

    Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofmisoprostol and/ or

    AMTSL for all ski l ledbi r th attendant

    cadres

    Program initiatives

    in obstetric andpostpartum

    management :Qual i ty of care;

    Cl inical t raining;Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Uterotonics on

    Essential Drug Listand in Drug

    Regis trat ion; Supplychain management

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of care

    approaches;Government led

    training expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,par tners, f inanc ing

    Training programs:Government

    budgeted trainingprograms on PPH;

    PPH competencies inpre-service and in-

    service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use ofa uterot onic ; Publ ic

    and pr ivate

    implementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability :

    Drugs and supplies ingovernment rout ine

    procurement

    mechanisms

    REDUCTION

    OF PPHAND

    IMPROVEDMATERNAL

    HEALTHSTATUS

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of uterotonic in third stage of labour

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    MCHIP/USAID active programs

    Other partners active programs

    Addressed previously, not active

    No programs

    March 2011 AFGHANISTAN - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF

    PRE-ECLAMPSIA/ECLAMPSIA MANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /

    InstitutionalizationInt roduct ion Ear ly Mature

    Global advocacy andpartnerships:

    Global act ion tosuppor t work on

    prevent ion, ear lydetect ion, and

    management of PE/ E

    Global clinical andprogram approaches:

    Evidence-basedintervent ions forprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, and

    management of PE/ Edemonstrated

    PE/E pol icy :Calcium

    supplementat ion;Screening in ANC;

    MgSO4 for cl in ica l lydiagnosed severePE/E cases; PE/ Eservice del ivery

    guidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proact ive f inancingo f m a t e r n a l h e a l t h

    services

    Drugs & equipment:Procurement ,

    log ist ics, d ist r ibut ion

    Service deliverycapacity at sites:

    Rel iab leinf rast ructure,personnel, and

    systems t o del iverservices

    Health workertraining systems:

    For PE/ E prevent ionand management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raisingof PE/E;

    Bir th pr eparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    im p le m e n t a t io n o fMgSO4 and othe rin tervent ions for

    severe PE/ E

    Program init iativesin ANC & obstetr ic

    management :Qual i ty of care;C l in ica l t ra in ing;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Drug regist rat ion;Essential Drug List;

    Supply chainmanagement

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand h ighl ight work

    of champions

    Standardi zation :Qual i ty of Care

    approaches;Government led

    tra in ing expansion

    Programmaticgrowth :

    Adding d ist r icts,par tners, f inancing

    Training programs:Government

    budgeted t ra in ingprograms on PE/E;PE/ E competenciesin pre-service and

    in-service cur r icu la

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use of

    MgSO4; Highcoverage calciumsupplementat ion;Publ ic and pr ivate

    im p le m e n t a t io n

    Drug & equipmentavailability:

    Drugs, supplies, anddiagnost ic too ls ingovernment rout ine

    procurementmechanisms

    IMPROVEDMANAGEMENT

    OF PE/ECASESANDREDUCED

    MATERNAL &PERINATALMORTALITY

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey dat a

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of MgS04 for severe PE/E

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    MCHIP/USAID active programs

    Other partners active programs

    Addressed previously, not active

    No programs

    March 2011

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    National Programs in Selected USAID Program-Supported Countries

    2

    ANGOLA: PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGEPREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacyand partnerships:Global act ion tosupport work onreduction of PPH

    Global clinical andprogram

    approaches:Evidence-based

    intervent ions forprevent ion and

    management of PPHdemonstrated

    PPH policy:AMTSL/misoprosto luse; Expanded j ob

    descriptions for skil ledbi r th attendant cadres

    managing PPH; PPHservice delivery

    guidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proactive financing of

    maternal heal thservices

    Drugs & equipment :Oxytoci n/ misoprostol

    procurement,logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deli verycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,personnel , and

    systems to deliverservices

    Health workerstraining systems:For PPH preventionand management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raising ofPPH;Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofmisoprostol and/ or

    AMTSL for all ski l ledbi r th attendant

    cadres

    Program initiativesin obstetric and

    postpartummanagement :

    Qual i ty of care;Cl inical t raining;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Uterotoni cs onEssential Drug List

    and in DrugRegis trat ion; Supply

    chain management

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of care

    approaches;Government led

    training expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,par tners, f inanc ing

    Training programs:Government

    budgeted trainingprograms on PPH;

    PPH competencies inpre-service and in-

    service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use ofa uterot onic ; Publ ic

    and pr ivateimplementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability :

    Drugs and supplies ingovernment rout ine

    procurementmechanisms

    REDUCTIONOF PPH

    ANDIMPROVEDMATERNAL

    HEALTHSTATUS

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of uterotonic in third stage of labour

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    February 2011

    ANGOLA: PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF PRE-ECLAMPSIA/ ECLAMPSIAMANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Ear ly Mature

    Global advocacy andpartnerships:

    Global act ion tosuppor t work on

    prevent ion, ear lydetect ion, and

    management of PE/ E

    Global clinical andprogram approaches:

    Evidence-basedintervent ions forprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    demonstrated

    PE/E pol icy :Calcium

    supplementat ion;Screening in ANC;

    MgSO4 for cl in ica l lydiagnosed severePE/E cases; PE/ Eservice del ivery

    guidel ines

    Health system

    governance:Proact ive f inancingo f m a t e r n a l h e a l t h

    services

    Drugs & equipment:Procurement ,

    log ist ics, d ist r ibut ion

    Service deliverycapacity at sites:

    Rel iab leinf rast ructure,personnel, and

    systems t o del iverservices

    Health workertraining systems:

    For PE/ E prevent ionand management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raisingof PE/E;

    Bir th pr eparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    im p le m e n t a t io n o fMgSO4 and othe rin tervent ions for

    severe PE/ E

    Program init iativesin ANC & obstetr ic

    management :Qual i ty of care;C l in ica l t ra in ing;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Drug regist rat ion;Essential Drug List;

    Supply chainmanagement

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand h ighl ight work

    of champions

    Standardi zation :Qual i ty of Care

    approaches;Government led

    tra in ing expansion

    Programmaticgrowth :

    Adding d ist r icts,par tners, f inancing

    Training programs:Government

    budgeted t ra in ingprograms on PE/E;PE/ E competenciesin pre-service and

    in-service cur r icu la

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use of

    MgSO4; Highcoverage calciumsupplementat ion;Publ ic and pr ivate

    im p le m e n t a t io n

    Drug & equipmentavailability:

    Drugs, supplies, anddiagnost ic too ls in

    government rout ineprocurementmechanisms

    IMPROVEDMANAGEMENT

    OF PE/ECASES ANDREDUCED

    MATERNAL &PERINATALMORTALITY

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey dat a

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of MgS04 for severe PE/E

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    February 2011

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    National Programs in Selected USAID Program-Supported Countries

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    BOLIVIA- PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGEPREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacyand partnerships:

    Global act ion tosupport work on

    reduction of PPH

    Global clinical andprogram

    approaches:Evidence-based

    intervent ions for

    prevent ion andmanagement of PPH

    demonstrated

    PPH policy:AMTSL/misoprosto luse; Expanded j ob

    descriptions for skil ledbi r th attendant cadres

    managing PPH; PPH

    service deliveryguidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proactive financing of

    maternal heal thservices

    Drugs & equipment :Oxytoc in/ misoprostol

    procurement,

    logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deli verycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,

    personnel , andsystems to deliver

    services

    Health workers

    training systems:For PPH preventionand management

    Community

    mobilization:

    Awareness raising ofPPH;

    Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofmisoprostol and/ or

    AMTSL for all ski l ledbi r th attendant

    cadres

    Program initiativesin obstetric and

    postpartummanagement :

    Qual i ty of care;Cl inical t raining;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Uterotonics onEssential Drug List

    and in Drug

    Regis trat ion; Supplychain management

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of care

    approaches;

    Government ledtraining expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,

    par tners, f inanc ing

    Training programs:

    Governmentbudgeted trainingprograms on PPH;

    PPH competencies inpre-service and in-

    service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use ofa uterot onic ; Publ ic

    and pr ivateimplementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability :

    Drugs and supplies in

    government rout ineprocurement

    mechanisms

    REDUCTIONOF PPH

    AND

    IMPROVEDMATERNAL

    HEALTHSTATUS

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of uterotonic in third stage of labour

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    MCHIP/USAID active programs

    Other partners active programs

    Addressed previously, not activeNo programs

    March 2011

    BOLIVIA - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF PRE-ECLAMPSIA/ ECLAMPSIAMANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Ear ly Mature

    Global advocacy andpartnerships:

    Global act ion tosuppor t work on

    prevent ion, ear lydetect ion, and

    management of PE/ E

    Global clinical andprogram approaches:

    Evidence-basedintervent ions forprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    demonstrated

    PE/E pol icy :Calcium

    supplementat ion;Screening in ANC;

    MgSO4 for cl in ica l lydiagnosed severePE/E cases; PE/ Eservice del ivery

    guidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proact ive f inancingo f m a t e r n a l h e a l t h

    services

    Drugs & equipment:Procurement ,

    log ist ics, d ist r ibut ion

    Service deliverycapacity at sites:

    Rel iab leinf rast ructure,personnel, and

    systems t o del iverservices

    Health workertraining systems:

    For PE/ E prevent ionand management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raisingof PE/E;

    Bir th pr eparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    im p le m e n t a t io n o fMgSO4 and othe rin tervent ions for

    severe PE/ E

    Program init iativesin ANC & obstetr ic

    management :Qual i ty of care;C l in ica l t ra in ing;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceutical

    systems:Drug regist rat ion;

    Essential Drug List;Supply chainmanagement

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand h ighl ight work

    of champions

    Standardi zation :Qual i ty of Care

    approaches;Government led

    tra in ing expansion

    Programmaticgrowth :

    Adding d ist r icts,par tners, f inancing

    Training programs:Government

    budgeted t ra in ingprograms on PE/E;PE/ E competenciesin pre-service and

    in-service cur r icu la

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use of

    MgSO4; Highcoverage calciumsupplementat ion;Publ ic and pr ivate

    im p le m e n t a t io n

    Drug & equipmentavailability:

    Drugs, supplies, anddiagnost ic too ls in

    government rout ineprocurementmechanisms

    IMPROVEDMANAGEMENT

    OF PE/ECASESANDREDUCED

    MATERNAL &PERINATALMORTALITY

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey dat a

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of MgS04 for severe PE/E

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    MCHIP/USAID active programs

    Other partners active programs

    Addressed previously, not active

    No programs

    March 2011

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    National Programs in Selected USAID Program-Supported Countries

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    DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OFPOSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGE PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacyand partnerships:Global act ion tosupport work onreduction of PPH

    Global clinical andprogram

    approaches:Evidence-based

    intervent ions forprevent ion and

    management of PPHdemonstrated

    PPH policy:AMTSL/misoprosto luse; Expanded j ob

    descriptions for skil ledbi r th attendant cadres

    managing PPH; PPHservice delivery

    guidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proactive financing of

    maternal heal thservices

    Drugs & equipment :Oxytoc in/ misoprostol

    procurement,logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deli verycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,personnel , and

    systems to deliverservices

    Health workerstraining systems:For PPH preventionand management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raising ofPPH;Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofmisoprostol and/ or

    AMTSL for all ski l ledbi r th attendant

    cadres

    Program initiativesin obstetric and

    postpartummanagement :

    Qual i ty of care;Cl inical t raining;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Uterotonics onEssential Drug List

    and in DrugRegis trat ion; Supply

    chain management

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of care

    approaches;Government led

    training expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,par tners, f inanc ing

    Training programs:Government

    budgeted trainingprograms on PPH;

    PPH competencies inpre-service and in-

    service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use ofa uterot onic ; Publ ic

    and pr ivateimplementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability :

    Drugs and supplies ingovernment rout ine

    procurementmechanisms

    REDUCTIONOF PPH

    ANDIMPROVEDMATERNAL

    HEALTHSTATUS

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of uterotonic in third stage of labour

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    MCHIP/USAID active programs

    Other partners active programs

    Addressed previously, not active

    No programs

    March 2011

    DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OFPRE-ECLAMPSIA/ECLAMPSIA MANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global Acti onsNati onal Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementati on Sustainabilit y /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacy andpartnerships:

    Global act ion tosupport work onprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    Global clinical andprogram approaches:

    Evidence-basedintervent ions forprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    demonstrated

    PE/E policy:Calcium

    supplementat ion;Screening in ANC;

    MgSO4 for cl inicallydiagnosed severePE/ E cases; PE/Eservice delivery

    guidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proactiv e f inancingof maternal heal th

    services

    Drugs & equipment:Procurement,

    logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deliverycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,personnel , and

    systems to deliverservices

    Health workertraini ng systems:

    For PE/E prevent ionand management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raisingof PE/E;

    Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot pr ograms:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofMgSO4 and ot herintervent ions for

    severe PE/ E

    Program initiativesin ANC & obstetric

    management :Quali ty of care;Cl inical t raining;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Drug regis trat ion;Essential Drug List;

    Supply chainmanagement

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of Care

    approaches;Government led

    training expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,par tners, f inanc ing

    Training pr ograms:Government

    budgeted trainingprograms on PE/E;PE/ E competenciesin pre-service andin-service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use of

    MgSO4; Highcoverage calciumsupplementat ion;Public and private

    implementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability:

    Drugs, supplies, anddiagnostic tools in

    government rout ineprocurement

    mechanisms

    IMPROVEDMANAGEMENT

    OF PE/ECASESANDREDUCED

    MATERNAL &PERINATALMORTALITY

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of MgS04 for severe PE/E

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    MCHIP/USAID active programs

    Other partners active programs

    Addressed previously, not active

    No programs

    March 2011

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    National Programs in Selected USAID Program-Supported Countries

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    EQUATORIAL GUINEA - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGEPREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacyand partnerships:Global act ion tosupport work onreduction of PPH

    Global clinical andprogram

    approaches:Evidence-based

    intervent ions forprevent ion and

    management of PPHdemonstrated

    PPH policy:AMTSL/misoprosto luse; Expanded j ob

    descriptions for skil ledbi r th attendant cadres

    managing PPH; PPHservice delivery

    guidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proactive financing of

    maternal heal thservices

    Drugs & equipment :Oxytoc in/ misoprostol

    procurement,logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deli verycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,personnel , and

    systems to deliverservices

    Health workerstraining systems:For PPH preventionand management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raising ofPPH;Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofmisoprostol and/ or

    AMTSL for all ski l ledbi r th attendant

    cadres

    Program initiativesin obstetric and

    postpartummanagement :

    Qual i ty of care;Cl inical t raining;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Uterotonics onEssential Drug List

    and in DrugRegis trat ion; Supply

    chain management

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of care

    approaches;Government led

    training expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,par tners, f inanc ing

    Training programs:Government

    budgeted trainingprograms on PPH;

    PPH competencies inpre-service and in-

    service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use ofa uterot onic ; Publ ic

    and pr ivateimplementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability :

    Drugs and supplies ingovernment rout ine

    procurementmechanisms

    REDUCTIONOF PPH

    ANDIMPROVEDMATERNAL

    HEALTHSTATUS

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of uterotonic in third stage of labour

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    MCHIP/USAID active programs

    Other partners active programs

    Addressed previously, not active

    No programs

    Ministry of Health active programs

    March 2011

    EQUATORIAL GUINEA - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF PRE-ECLAMPSIA/ ECLAMPSIAMANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global Acti onsNati onal Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementati on Sustainabilit y /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacy andpartnerships:

    Global act ion tosupport work onprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    Global clinical andprogram approaches:

    Evidence-basedintervent ions forprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    demonstrated

    PE/E policy:Calcium

    supplementat ion;Screening in ANC;

    MgSO4 for cl inicallydiagnosed severePE/ E cases; PE/Eservice delivery

    guidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proactiv e f inancingof maternal heal th

    services

    Drugs & equipment:Procurement,

    logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deliverycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,personnel , and

    systems to deliverservices

    Health workertraini ng systems:

    For PE/E prevent ionand management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raisingof PE/E;

    Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot pr ograms:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofMgSO4 and ot herintervent ions for

    severe PE/ E

    Program initiativesin ANC & obstetric

    management :Quali ty of care;Cl inical t raining;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Drug regis trat ion;Essential Drug List;

    Supply chainmanagement

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of Care

    approaches;Government led

    training expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,par tners, f inanc ing

    Training pr ograms:Government

    budgeted trainingprograms on PE/E;PE/ E competenciesin pre-service andin-service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use of

    MgSO4; Highcoverage calciumsupplementat ion;Public and private

    implementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability:

    Drugs, supplies, anddiagnostic tools in

    government rout ineprocurement

    mechanisms

    IMPROVEDMANAGEMENT

    OF PE/ECASESANDREDUCED

    MATERNAL &PERINATALMORTALITY

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of MgS04 for severe PE/E

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    Ministry of Health active programs

    March 2011

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    ETHIOPIA - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGEPREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacyand partnerships:Global act ion tosupport work onreduction of PPH

    Global clinical andprogram

    approaches:Evidence-based

    intervent ions forprevent ion and

    management of PPHdemonstrated

    PPH policy:AMTSL/misoprosto luse; Expanded j ob

    descriptions for skil ledbi r th attendant cadres

    managing PPH; PPHservice delivery

    guidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proactive financing of

    maternal heal thservices

    Drugs & equipment :Oxytoc in/ misoprostol

    procurement,logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deli verycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,personnel , and

    systems to deliverservices

    Health workerstraining systems:For PPH preventionand management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raising ofPPH;Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofmisoprostol and/ or

    AMTSL for all ski l ledbi r th attendant

    cadres

    Program initiativesin obstetric and

    postpartummanagement :

    Quali ty of care;Cl inical t raining;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Uterotonics onEssential Drug List

    and in DrugRegistration; Supply

    chain management

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of care

    approaches;Government led

    training expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,par tners, f inanc ing

    Training programs:Government

    budgeted trainingprograms o n PPH;

    PPH competencies inpre-service and in-

    service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use ofa uterotonic ; Publ ic

    and pr ivateimplementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability:

    Drugs and supplies ingovernment rout ine

    procurementmechanisms

    REDUCTIONOF PPH

    ANDIMPROVEDMATERNAL

    HEALTHSTATUS

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of uterotonic in third stage of labour

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    March 2011

    ETHIOPIA: PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF PRE-ECLAMPSIA/ ECLAMPSIAMANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Ear ly Mature

    Global advocacy andpartnerships:

    Global act ion tosuppor t work on

    prevent ion, ear lydetect ion, and

    management of PE/ E

    Global clinical andprogram approaches:

    Evidence-basedintervent ions forprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    demonstrated

    PE/E pol icy :Calcium

    supplementat ion;Screening in ANC;

    MgSO4 for cl in ica l lydiagnosed severePE/E cases; PE/ Eservice del ivery

    guidel ines

    Health system

    governance:Proact ive f inancingo f m a t e r n a l h e a l t h

    services

    Drugs & equipment:Procurement ,

    log ist ics, d ist r ibut ion

    Service deliverycapacity at sites:

    Rel iab leinf rast ructure,personnel, and

    systems t o del iverservices

    Health workertraining systems:

    For PE/ E prevent ion

    and management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raisingof PE/E;

    Bir th pr eparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    im p le m e n t a t io n o fMgSO4 and othe rin tervent ions for

    severe PE/ E

    Program init iativesin ANC & obstetric

    management :Qual i ty of care;C l in ica l t ra in ing;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Drug regist rat ion;Essential Drug List;

    Supply chainmanagement

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand h ighl ight work

    of champions

    Standardi zation :Qual i ty of Care

    approaches;Government led

    tra in ing expansion

    Programmaticgrowth :

    Adding d ist r icts,par tners, f inancing

    Training programs:Government

    budgeted t ra in ingprogram s on PE/ E;PE/ E competenciesin pre-service and

    in-service cur r icu la

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use of

    MgSO4; Highcoverage calciumsupplementat ion;Publ ic and pr ivate

    im p le m e n t a t io n

    Drug & equipmentavailability:

    Drugs, supplies, anddiagnost ic too ls in

    government rout ineprocurementmechanisms

    IMPROVEDMANAGEMENT

    OF PE/ECASESANDREDUCED

    MATERNAL &PERINATALMORTALITY

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey dat a

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of MgS04 for severe PE/E

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    March 2011

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    GHANA - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGEPREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacyand partnerships:

    Global act ion tosupport work on

    reduction of PPH

    Global clinical andprogram

    approaches:Evidence-based

    intervent ions for

    prevent ion andmanagement of PPH

    demonstrated

    PPH policy:AMTSL/misoprosto luse; Expanded j ob

    descriptions for skil ledbi r th attendant cadres

    managing PPH; PPH

    service deliveryguidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proactive financing of

    maternal heal thservices

    Drugs & equipment :Oxytoc in/ misoprostol

    procurement,

    logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deli verycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,

    personnel , andsystems to deliver

    services

    Health workers

    training systems:For PPH preventionand management

    Community

    mobilization:

    Awareness raising ofPPH;

    Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofmisoprostol and/ or

    AMTSL for all ski l ledbi r th attendant

    cadres

    Program initiativesin obstetric and

    postpartummanagement :

    Qual i ty of care;Cl inical t raining;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Uterotonics onEssential Drug List

    and in Drug

    Regis trat ion; Supplychain management

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of care

    approaches;

    Government ledtraining expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,

    par tners, f inanc ing

    Training programs:

    Governmentbudgeted trainingprograms on PPH;

    PPH competencies inpre-service and in-

    service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use ofa uterot onic ; Publ ic

    and pr ivateimplementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability :

    Drugs and supplies in

    government rout ineprocurement

    mechanisms

    REDUCTIONOF PPH

    AND

    IMPROVEDMATERNAL

    HEALTHSTATUS

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of uterotonic in third stage of labour

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    GHS and partners active programing

    Other partners, with GHS support

    Addressed previously, not active

    No programs

    Februar 2011

    GHANA - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF PRE-ECLAMPSIA/ ECLAMPSIAMANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /

    InstitutionalizationInt roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacy andpartnerships:

    Global act ion tosupport work on

    prevention, ear lydetect ion, and

    management of PE/ E

    Global clinical and

    program approaches:Evidence-based

    interventions forprevention, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    demonstrated

    PE/E policy:Calcium

    supplementat ion;Screening in ANC;

    MgSO4 for cl inicallydiagnosed severePE/ E cases; PE/E

    service deliveryguidel ines

    Health system

    governance:Proactive financingof maternal heal th

    services

    Drugs & equipment:Procurement,

    logist ics, dis tr ibut ion

    Service deliverycapacity at sites:

    Reliable

    infrastructure,personnel , and

    systems to deliverservices

    Health workertraini ng systems:For PE/E prevent ion

    and management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raising

    of PE/E;Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot pr ograms:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofMgSO4 and ot herinterventions for

    severe PE/ E

    Program initiativesin ANC & obstetric

    management :Qual i ty of care;Cl inical training;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Drug regis trat ion;Essential Drug List;

    Supply chainmanagement

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional program

    and highl ight workof champions

    Standardizati on:

    Qual i ty of Careapproaches;

    Government ledtraining expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,par tners, f inancing

    Training pr ograms:Government

    budgeted training

    programs on PE/E;PE/ E competenciesin pre-service andin-service curricula

    Clinical coverage:

    High coverage use ofMgSO4; High

    coverage calciumsupplementat ion;

    Public and privateimplementat ion

    Drug & equipment

    availability:Drugs, supplies, anddiagnostic tools in

    government rout ineprocurementmechanisms

    IMPROVEDMANAGEMENT

    OF PE/ECASESANDREDUCED

    MATERNAL &PERINATALMORTALITY

    M&EReadiness

    assessment

    Pilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators in

    HMISRoutine monitoring

    Coverage of MgS04 for severe PE/E

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    GHSand partners active programing

    Other partners, with GHS support

    Addressed previously, not active

    No programs

    February 2011

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    GUINEA - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGEPREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacyand partnerships:Global act ion to

    support work onreduction of PPH

    Global clinical andprogram

    approaches:Evidence-based

    interventions forprevention and

    management of PPHdemonstrated

    PPH policy:AMTSL/misoprosto l

    use; Expanded j obdescriptions for skil ledbi r th attendant cadres

    managing PPH; PPH

    service deliveryguidel ines

    Health system

    governance:Proactive financing of

    maternal heal thservices

    Drugs & equipment :Oxytoc in/ misoprostol

    procurement,logist ics, dis tr ibut ion

    Service deli verycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,

    personnel , andsystems to deliver

    services

    Health workerstraining systems:

    For PPH preventionand management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raising ofPPH;

    Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    implementat ion of

    misoprostol and/ orAMTSL for all skil led

    bi r th attendantcadres

    Program initiativesin obstetric and

    postpartummanagement :

    Qual i ty of care;Cl inical training;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceutical

    systems:Uterotonics on

    Essential Drug List

    and in DrugRegistrat ion; Supplychain management

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of care

    approaches;Government led

    training expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,par tners, f inancing

    Training programs:Government

    budgeted trainingprograms on PPH;

    PPH competencies inpre-service and in-

    service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use ofa uterot onic ; Publ ic

    and pr ivateimplementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability :

    Drugs and supplies ingovernment rout ine

    procurementmechanisms

    REDUCTIONOF PPH

    ANDIMPROVEDMATERNAL

    HEALTHSTATUS

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of uterotonic in thi rd stage of labour

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    MCHIP/USAID active programs

    Other partners active programs

    Addressed previously, not active

    No programs

    March 2011

    GUINEA - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF PRE-ECLAMPSIA/ ECLAMPSIAMANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global Acti onsNati onal Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementati on Sustainabilit y /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacy andpartnerships:

    Global act ion tosupport work onprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    Global clinical andprogram approaches:

    Evidence-basedintervent ions forprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    demonstrated

    PE/E policy:Calcium

    supplementat ion;Screening in ANC;

    MgSO4 for cl inicallydiagnosed severePE/ E cases; PE/Eservice delivery

    guidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proactive financingof maternal heal th

    services

    Drugs & equipment:Procurement,

    logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deliverycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,personnel , and

    systems to deliverservices

    Health workertraini ng systems:

    For PE/E prevent ionand management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raisingof PE/E;

    Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot pr ograms:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofMgSO4 and ot herintervent ions for

    severe PE/ E

    Program initiativesin ANC & obstetric

    management :Qual i ty of care;Cl inical t raining;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Drug regis trat ion;Essential Drug List;

    Supply chainmanagement

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of Care

    approaches;Government led

    training expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,par tners, f inanc ing

    Training pr ograms:Government

    budgeted trainingprograms on PE/E;PE/ E competenciesin pre-service andin-service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use of

    MgSO4; Highcoverage calciumsupplementat ion;Public and private

    implementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability:

    Drugs, supplies, and

    diagnostic tools ingovernment rout ineprocurementmechanisms

    IMPROVEDMANAGEMENT

    OF PE/ECASESANDREDUCED

    MATERNAL &PERINATALMORTALITY

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of MgS04 for severe PE/E

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    MCHIP/USAID active programs

    Other partners active programs

    Addressed previously, not active

    No programs

    March 2011

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    INDIA - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGEPREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacyand partnerships:

    Global act ion tosupport work on

    reduction of PPH

    Global clinical andprogram

    approaches:Evidence-based

    intervent ions for

    prevent ion andmanagement of PPH

    demonstrated

    PPH policy:AMTSL/misoprosto l

    use; Expanded j obdescriptions for skil ledbi r th attendant cadres

    managing PPH; PPHservice delivery

    guidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proactive financing of

    maternal heal thservices

    Drugs & equipment :Oxytoc in/ misoprostol

    procurement,

    logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deli verycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,

    personnel , andsystems to deliver

    services

    Community

    mobilization:

    Awareness raising ofPPH;

    Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot programs:

    Phase 1implementat ion ofmisoprostol and/ or

    AMTSL for all ski l led

    bi r th attendantcadres

    Program initiativesin obstetric and

    postpartummanagement :

    Qual i ty of care;Cl inical t raining;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Uterotonics onEssential Drug List

    and in Drug

    Regis trat ion; Supplychain management

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of care

    approaches;

    Government ledtraining expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,

    par tners, f inanc ing

    Training programs:

    Governmentbudgeted trainingprograms on PPH;

    PPH competencies inpre-service and in-

    service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use ofa uterot onic ; Publ ic

    and pr ivateimplementat ion

    Drug & equipment

    availability:Drugs and supplies ingovernment rout ine

    procurementmechanisms

    REDUCTIONOF PPH

    AND

    IMPROVEDMATERNAL

    HEALTHSTATUS

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of uterotonic in third stage of labour

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    MCHIP/USAID active programs

    Other partners active programs

    Addressed previously, not activeMinistry of Health active programs

    No programs

    March 2011

    Health workers

    training systems:For PPH preventionand management

    INDIA - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF PRE-ECLAMPSIA/ ECLAMPSIAMANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacy andpartnerships:

    Global act ion tosupport work onprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    Global clinical andprogram approaches:

    Evidence-basedintervent ions forprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    demonstrated

    PE/E policy:Calcium

    supplementat ion;Screening in ANC;

    MgSO4 for cl inicallydiagnosed severePE/ E cases; PE/Eservice delivery

    guidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proactive financingof maternal heal th

    services

    Drugs & equipment:Procurement,

    logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deliverycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,personnel , and

    systems to deliverservices

    Health workertraini ng systems:For PE/E prevent ion

    and management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raisingof PE/E;

    Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot pr ograms:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofMgSO4 and ot herintervent ions for

    severe PE/ E

    Program initiativesin ANC & obstetric

    management :Qual i ty of care;Cl inical t raining;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Drug regis trat ion;Essential Drug List;

    Supply chainmanagement

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of Care

    approaches;Government led

    training expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,par tners, f inanc ing

    Training pr ograms:Government

    budgeted trainingprograms on PE/E;PE/ E compet enciesin pre-service andin-service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use of

    MgSO4; Highcoverage calciumsupplementat ion;Public and private

    implementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability:

    Drugs, supplies, anddiagnostic tools in

    government rout ineprocurementmechanisms

    IMPROVEDMANAGEMENT

    OF PE/ECASESANDREDUCED

    MATERNAL &PERINATALMORTALITY

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of MgS04 for severe PE/E

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    MCHIP/USAID active programs

    Other partners active programs

    Addressed previously, not active

    No programs

    Ministry of Health active programs

    March2011

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    INDONESIA- PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGEPREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacyand partnerships:

    Global act ion tosupport work on

    reduction of PPH

    Global clinical andprogram

    approaches:Evidence-based

    intervent ions for

    prevent ion andmanagement of PPH

    demonstrated

    PPH policy:AMTSL/misoprosto luse; Expanded j ob

    descriptions for skil ledbi r th attendant cadres

    managing PPH; PPH

    service deliveryguidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proactive financing of

    maternal heal thservices

    Drugs & equipment :Oxytoc in/ misoprostol

    procurement,

    logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deli verycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,

    personnel , andsystems to deliver

    services

    Health workers

    training systems:For PPH preventionand management

    Community

    mobilization:

    Awareness raising ofPPH;

    Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofmisoprostol and/ or

    AMTSL for all ski l ledbi r th attendant

    cadres

    Program initiativesin obstetric and

    postpartummanagement :

    Qual i ty of care;Cl inical t raining;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Uterotonics onEssential Drug List

    and in Drug

    Regis trat ion; Supplychain management

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of care

    approaches;

    Government ledtraining expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,

    par tners, f inanc ing

    Training programs:

    Governmentbudgeted trainingprograms on PPH;

    PPH competencies inpre-service and in-

    service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use ofa uterot onic ; Publ ic

    and pr ivateimplementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability :

    Drugs and supplies in

    government rout ineprocurement

    mechanisms

    REDUCTIONOF PPH

    AND

    IMPROVEDMATERNAL

    HEALTHSTATUS

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of uterotonic in third stage of labour

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    MCHIP/USAID active programs

    Other partners active programs

    Addressed previously, not activeNo programs

    March 2011

    INDONESIA - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF PRE-ECLAMPSIA/ ECLAMPSIAMANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacy andpartnerships:

    Global act ion tosupport work onprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    Global clinical andprogram approaches:

    Evidence-basedintervent ions forprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    demonstrated

    PE/E policy:Calcium

    supplementat ion;Screening in ANC;

    MgSO4 for cl inicallydiagnosed severePE/ E cases; PE/Eservice delivery

    guidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proactive financingof maternal heal th

    services

    Drugs & equipment:Procurement,

    logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deliverycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,personnel , and

    systems to deliverservices

    Health workertraini ng systems:

    For PE/E prevent ionand management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raisingof PE/E;

    Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot pr ograms:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofMgSO4 and ot herintervent ions for

    severe PE/ E

    Program initiativesin ANC & obstetric

    management :Qual i ty of care;Cl inical t raining;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Drug regis trat ion;Essential Drug List;

    Supply chainmanagement

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of Care

    approaches;Government led

    training expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,par tners, f inanc ing

    Training pr ograms:Government

    budgeted trainingprograms on PE/E;PE/ E competenciesin pre-service andin-service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use of

    MgSO4; Highcoverage calciumsupplementat ion;Public and private

    implementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability:

    Drugs, supplies, anddiagnostic tools in

    government rout ineprocurementmechanisms

    IMPROVEDMANAGEMENT

    OF PE/ECASESANDREDUCED

    MATERNAL &PERINATALMORTALITY

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of MgS04 for severe PE/E

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    MCHIP/USAID active programs

    Other partners active programs

    Addressed previously, not active

    No programs

    March 2011

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    KENYA - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGEPREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacy

    and partnerships:Global act ion tosupport work on

    reduction of PPH

    Global clinical andprogram

    approaches:Evidence-based

    intervent ions for

    prevent ion andmanagement of PPH

    demonstrated

    PPH policy:AMTSL/misoprosto luse; Expanded j ob

    descriptions for skil ledbi r th attendant cadres

    managing PPH; PPH

    service deliveryguidel ines

    Health system

    governance:Proactive financing of

    maternal heal thservices

    Drugs & equipment :Oxytoc in/ misoprostol

    procurement,

    logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deli verycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,

    personnel , andsystems to deliver

    services

    Health workers

    training systems:For PPH preventionand management

    Community

    mobilization:

    Awareness raising ofPPH;

    Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofmisoprostol and/ or

    AMTSL for all ski l ledbi r th attendant

    cadres

    Program initiativesin obstetric and

    postpartummanagement :

    Qual i ty of care;Cl inical t raining;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Uterotonics onEssential Drug List

    and in Drug

    Regis trat ion; Supplychain management

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of care

    approaches;

    Government ledtraining expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,

    par tners, f inanc ing

    Training programs:

    Governmentbudgeted trainingprograms on PPH;

    PPH competencies inpre-service and in-

    service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use ofa uterot onic ; Publ ic

    and pr ivateimplementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability :

    Drugs and supplies in

    government rout ineprocurement

    mechanisms

    REDUCTIONOF PPH

    AND

    IMPROVEDMATERNAL

    HEALTHSTATUS

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of uterotonic in third stage of labour-881%

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    MCHIP/USAID active programs

    Other partners active programs

    Addressed previously, not activeNo programs

    February 2011

    KENYA - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF PRE-ECLAMPSIA/ ECLAMPSIAMANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Ear ly Mature

    Global advocacy andpartnerships:

    Global act ion tosuppor t work on

    prevent ion, ear lydetect ion, and

    management of PE/ E

    Global clinical andprogram approaches:

    Evidence-basedintervent ions forprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    demonstrated

    PE/E pol icy :Calcium

    supplementat ion;Screening in ANC;

    MgSO4 for cl in ica l lydiagnosed severePE/E cases; PE/ Eservice del ivery

    guidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proact ive f inancingo f m a t e r n a l h e a l t h

    services

    Drugs & equipment:Procurement ,

    log ist ics, d ist r ibut ion

    Service deliverycapacity at sites:

    Rel iab leinf rast ructure,personnel, and

    systems t o del iverservices

    Health workertraining systems:

    For PE/ E prevent ionand management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raisingof PE/E;

    Bir th pr eparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    im p le m e n t a t io n o fMgSO4 and othe rin tervent ions for

    severe PE/ E

    Program init iativesin ANC & obstetr ic

    management :Qual i ty of care;C l in ica l t ra in ing;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceutical

    systems:Drug regist rat ion;

    Essential Drug List;Supply chainmanagement

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand h ighl ight work

    of champions

    Standardi zation :Qual i ty of Care

    approaches;Government led

    tra in ing expansion

    Programmaticgrowth :

    Adding d ist r icts,par tners, f inancing

    Training programs:Government

    budgeted t ra in ingprograms on PE/E;PE/ E competenciesin pre-service and

    in-service cur r icu la

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use of

    MgSO4; Highcoverage calciumsupplementat ion;Publ ic and pr ivate

    im p le m e n t a t io n

    Drug & equipmentavailability:

    Drugs, supplies, anddiagnost ic too ls in

    government rout ineprocurementmechanisms

    IMPROVEDMANAGEMENT

    OF PE/ECASESANDREDUCED

    MATERNAL &PERINATALMORTALITY

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey dat a

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of MgS04 for severe PE/E

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    MCHIP/USAID active programs

    Other partners active programs

    Addressed previously, not active

    No programs

    February 2011

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    LIBERIA - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGEPREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global Acti onsNati onal Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementati on Sustainabilit y /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacyand partnerships:Global act ion tosupport work onreduction of PPH

    Global clinical andprogram

    approaches:Evidence-based

    intervent ions forprevent ion and

    management of PPHdemonstrated

    PPH policy:AMTSL/misoprosto luse; Expanded j ob

    descriptions for skil ledbi r th attendant cadres

    managing PPH; PPHservice delivery

    guidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proactive financing ofmaternal heal th

    services

    Drugs & equipment :

    Oxytoc in/ misoprostolprocurement,

    logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deli verycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,personnel , and

    systems to deliverservices

    Health workerstraining systems:For PPH preventionand management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raising ofPPH;

    Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofmisoprostol and/ or

    AMTSL for all ski l ledbi r th attendant

    cadres

    Program initiativesin obstetric and

    postpartummanagement :

    Qual i ty of care;Cl inical t raining;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Uterotonics onEssential Drug List

    and in DrugRegis trat ion; Supplychain management

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of care

    approaches;Government led

    training expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,par tners, f inanc ing

    Training programs:Government

    budgeted trainingprograms on PPH;

    PPH competencies inpre-service and in-

    service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use ofa uterot onic ; Publ ic

    and pr ivateimplementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability :

    Drugs and supplies ingovernment rout ine

    procurementmechanisms

    REDUCTIONOF PPH

    ANDIMPROVEDMATERNAL

    HEALTHSTATUS

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of uterotonic in third stage of labour

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    February 2011

    LIBERIA - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF PRE-ECLAMPSIA/ ECLAMPSIAMANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacy andpartnerships:

    Global act ion tosupport work onprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    Global clinical andprogram approaches:

    Evidence-basedintervent ions forprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    demonstrated

    PE/E policy:Calcium

    supplementat ion;Screening in ANC;

    MgSO4 for cl inicallydiagnosed severePE/ E cases; PE/Eservice delivery

    guidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proactive financingof maternal heal th

    services

    Drugs & equipment:Procurement,

    logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deliverycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,personnel , and

    systems to deliverservices

    Health workertraini ng systems:

    For PE/E prevent ionand management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raisingof PE/E;

    Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot pr ograms:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofMgSO4 and ot herintervent ions for

    severe PE/ E

    Program initiativesin ANC & obstetric

    management :Qual i ty of care;Cl inical t raining;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Drug regis trat ion;Essential Drug List;

    Supply chainmanagement

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of Care

    approaches;Government led

    training expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,par tners, f inanc ing

    Training pr ograms:Government

    budgeted trainingprograms on PE/E;PE/ E competenciesin pre-service andin-service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use of

    MgSO4; Highcoverage calciumsupplementat ion;Public and private

    implementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability:

    Drugs, supplies, anddiagnostic tools in

    government rout ineprocurement

    mechanisms

    IMPROVEDMANAGEMENT

    OF PE/ECASESANDREDUCED

    MATERNAL &PERINATALMORTALITY

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of MgS04 for severe PE/E

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    February 2011

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    MADAGASCAR- PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGEPREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacyand partnerships:

    Global act ion tosupport work on

    reduction of PPH

    Global clinical andprogram

    approaches:Evidence-based

    intervent ions for

    prevent ion andmanagement of PPH

    demonstrated

    PPH policy:AMTSL/misoprosto luse; Expanded j ob

    descriptions for skil ledbi r th attendant cadres

    managing PPH; PPH

    service deliveryguidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proactive financing of

    maternal heal thservices

    Drugs & equipment :Oxytoc in/ misoprostol

    procurement,

    logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deli verycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,

    personnel , andsystems to deliver

    services

    Health workers

    training systems:For PPH preventionand management

    Community

    mobilization:

    Awareness raising ofPPH;

    Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofmisoprostol and/ or

    AMTSL for all ski l ledbi r th attendant

    cadres

    Program initiativesin obstetric and

    postpartummanagement :

    Qual i ty of care;Cl inical t raining;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Uterotonics onEssential Drug List

    and in Drug

    Regis trat ion; Supplychain management

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of care

    approaches;

    Government ledtraining expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,

    par tners, f inanc ing

    Training programs:

    Governmentbudgeted trainingprograms on PPH;

    PPH competencies inpre-service and in-

    service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use ofa uterot onic ; Publ ic

    and pr ivateimplementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability :

    Drugs and supplies in

    government rout ineprocurement

    mechanisms

    REDUCTIONOF PPH

    AND

    IMPROVEDMATERNAL

    HEALTHSTATUS

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of uterotonic in third stage of labour

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    February 2011

    MADAGASCAR: PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF PRE-ECLAMPSIA/ECLAMPSIAMANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Ear ly Mature

    Global advocacy andpartnerships:

    Global act ion tosuppor t work on

    prevent ion, ear lydetect ion, and

    management of PE/ E

    Global clinical andprogram approaches:

    Evidence-basedintervent ions forprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    demonstrated

    PE/E pol icy :Calcium

    supplementat ion;Screening in ANC;

    MgSO4 for cl in ica l lydiagnosed severePE/E cases; PE/ Eservice del ivery

    guidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proact ive f inancingo f m a t e r n a l h e a l t h

    services

    Drugs & equipment:Procurement ,

    log ist ics, d ist r ibut ion

    Service deliverycapacity at sites:

    Rel iab leinf rast ructure,personnel, and

    systems t o del iverservices

    Health workertraining systems:

    For PE/ E prevent ion

    and management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raisingof PE/E;

    Bir th pr eparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    im p le m e n t a t io n o fMgSO4 and othe rin tervent ions for

    severe PE/ E

    Program init iativesin ANC & obstetr ic

    management :Qual i ty of care;C l in ica l t ra in ing;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Drug regist rat ion;Essential Drug List;

    Supply chainmanagement

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand h ighl ight work

    of champions

    Standardi zation :Qual i ty of Care

    approaches;Government led

    tra in ing expansion

    Programmaticgrowth :

    Adding d ist r icts,par tners, f inancing

    Training programs:Government

    budgeted t ra in ingprograms on PE/E;PE/ E competenciesin pre-service and

    in-service cur r icu la

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use of

    MgSO4; Highcoverage calciumsupplementat ion;Publ ic and pr ivate

    im p le m e n t a t io n

    Drug & equipmentavailability:

    Drugs, supplies, anddiagnost ic too ls in

    government rout ineprocurementmechanisms

    IMPROVEDMANAGEMENT

    OF PE/ECASES ANDREDUCED

    MATERNAL &PERINATALMORTALITY

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey dat a

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of MgS04 for severe PE/E

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    February 2011

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    MALAWI - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGEPREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacyand partnerships:

    Global act ion tosupport work on

    reduction of PPH

    Global clinical andprogram

    approaches:Evidence-based

    intervent ions for

    prevent ion andmanagement of PPH

    demonstrated

    PPH policy:AMTSL/mi soprostoluse; Expanded job

    descriptions forskilled birth

    attendant cadres

    managing PPH; PPHservice delivery

    guidelines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proactive financing of

    maternal heal thservices

    Drugs & equipment :

    Oxytoc in/ misoprostolprocurement,

    logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deli very

    capacity at sites:Reliable

    infrastructure,

    personnel , andsystems to deliver

    services

    Health workerstraining systems:

    For PPH preventionand management

    Community

    mobilization:

    Awareness raising ofPPH;

    Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofmisoprostol and/ or

    AMTSL for all ski l ledbi r th attendant

    cadres

    Program initiativesin obstetric and

    postpartummanagement :

    Qual i ty of care;Cl inical t raining;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Uterotonics onEssential Drug List

    and in Drug

    Regis trat ion; Supplychain management

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of care

    approaches;

    Government ledtraining expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,

    par tners, f inanc ing

    Training programs:

    Governmentbudgeted trainingprograms on PPH;

    PPH competencies inpre-service and in-

    service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use ofa uterot onic ; Publ ic

    and pr ivateimplementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability :

    Drugs and supplies in

    government rout ineprocurement

    mechanisms

    REDUCTIONOF PPH

    AND

    IMPROVEDMATERNAL

    HEALTHSTATUS

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of uterotonic in third stage of labour

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    February 2011

    MALAWI - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF PRE-ECLAMPSIA/ ECLAMPSIAMANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Ear ly Mature

    Global advocacy andpartnerships:

    Global act ion tosuppor t work on

    prevent ion, ear lydetect ion, and

    management of PE/ E

    Global clinical andprogram approaches:

    Evidence-basedintervent ions forprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    demonstrated

    PE/E pol icy :Calcium

    supplementat ion;Screening in ANC;

    MgSO4 for cl in ica l lydiagnosed severePE/E cases; PE/ Eservice del ivery

    guidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proact ive f inancingo f m a t e r n a l h e a l t h

    services

    Drugs & equipment:Procurement ,

    log ist ics, d ist r ibut ion

    Service deliverycapacity at sites:

    Rel iab leinf rast ructure,personnel, and

    systems t o del iverservices

    Health workertraining systems:

    For PE/ E prevent ionand management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raisingof PE/E;

    Bir th pr eparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    im p le m e n t a t io n o fMgSO4 and othe rin tervent ions for

    severe PE/ E

    Program init iativesin ANC & obstetr ic

    management :Qual i ty of care;C l in ica l t ra in ing;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceutical

    systems:Drug regist rat ion;

    Essential Drug List;Supply chainmanagement

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand h ighl ight work

    of champions

    Standardi zation :Qual i ty of Care

    approaches;Government led

    tra in ing expansion

    Programmaticgrowth :

    Adding d ist r icts,par tners, f inancing

    Training programs:Government

    budgeted t ra in ingprograms on PE/E;PE/ E competenciesin pre-service and

    in-service cur r icu la

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use of

    MgSO4; Highcoverage calciumsupplementat ion;Publ ic and pr ivate

    im p le m e n t a t io n

    Drug & equipmentavailability:

    Drugs, supplies, anddiagnost ic too ls in

    government rout ineprocurementmechanisms

    IMPROVEDMANAGEMENT

    OF PE/ECASESANDREDUCED

    MATERNAL &PERINATALMORTALITY

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey dat a

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of MgS04 for severe PE/E

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    February 2011

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    MALI - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGEPREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacyand partnerships:Global act ion to

    support work onreduction of PPH

    Global clinical andprogram

    approaches:Evidence-based

    interventions forprevention and

    management of PPHdemonstrated

    PPH policy:AMTSL/misoprosto l

    use; Expanded j obdescriptions for skil ledbi r th attendant cadres

    managing PPH; PPH

    service deliveryguidel ines

    Health system

    governance:Proactive financing of

    maternal heal thservices

    Drugs & equipment :Oxytoc in/ misoprostol

    procurement,logist ics, dis tr ibut ion

    Service deli verycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,

    personnel , andsystems to deliver

    services

    Health workerstraining systems:

    For PPH preventionand management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raising ofPPH;

    Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    implementat ion of

    misoprostol and/ orAMTSL for all skil led

    bi r th attendantcadres

    Program initiativesin obstetric and

    postpartummanagement :

    Qual i ty of care;Cl inical training;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceutical

    systems:Uterotonics on

    Essential Drug List

    and in DrugRegistrat ion; Supplychain management

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of care

    approaches;Government led

    training expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,par tners, f inancing

    Training programs:Government

    budgeted trainingprograms on PPH;

    PPH competencies inpre-service and in-

    service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use ofa uterot onic ; Publ ic

    and pr ivateimplementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability :

    Drugs and supplies ingovernment rout ine

    procurementmechanisms

    REDUCTIONOF PPH

    ANDIMPROVEDMATERNAL

    HEALTHSTATUS

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of uterotonic in thi rd stage of labour

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    MCHIP/USAID active programs

    Other partners active programs

    Addressed previously, not active

    No programs

    February 2011

    MALI - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF PRE-ECLAMPSIA/ ECLAMPSIAMANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global Acti onsNati onal Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementati on Sustainabilit y /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacy andpartnerships:

    Global act ion tosupport work onprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    Global clinical andprogram approaches:

    Evidence-basedintervent ions forprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    demonstrated

    PE/E policy:Calcium

    supplementat ion;Screening in ANC;

    MgSO4 for cl inicallydiagnosed severePE/ E cases; PE/Eservice delivery

    guidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proactive financingof maternal heal th

    services

    Drugs & equipment:Procurement,

    logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deliverycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,personnel , and

    systems to deliverservices

    Health workertraini ng systems:

    For PE/E prevent ionand management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raisingof PE/E;

    Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot pr ograms:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofMgSO4 and ot herintervent ions for

    severe PE/ E

    Program initiativesin ANC & obstetric

    management :Qual i ty of care;Cl inical t raining;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Drug regis trat ion;Essential Drug List;

    Supply chainmanagement

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of Care

    approaches;Government led

    training expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,par tners, f inanc ing

    Training pr ograms:Government

    budgeted trainingprograms on PE/E;PE/ E competenciesin pre-service andin-service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use of

    MgSO4; Highcoverage calciumsupplementat ion;Public and private

    implementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability:

    Drugs, supplies, and

    diagnostic tools ingovernment rout ineprocurementmechanisms

    IMPROVEDMANAGEMENT

    OF PE/ECASESANDREDUCED

    MATERNAL &PERINATALMORTALITY

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Coverage of MgS04 for severe PE/E

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    MCHIP/USAID active programs

    Other partners active programs

    Addressed previously, not active

    No programs

    February 2011

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    MOZAMBIQUE- PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGEPREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacyand partnerships:

    Global act ion tosupport work on

    reduction of PPH

    Global clinical andprogram

    approaches:Evidence-based

    intervent ions for

    prevent ion andmanagement of PPH

    demonstrated

    PPH policy:AMTSL/misoprosto luse; Expanded j ob

    descriptions for skil ledbi r th attendant cadres

    managing PPH; PPH

    service deliveryguidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proactive financing of

    maternal heal thservices

    Drugs & equipment :Oxytoc in/ misoprostol

    procurement,

    logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deli verycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,

    personnel , andsystems to deliver

    services

    Health workers

    training systems:For PPH preventionand management

    Community

    mobilization:

    Awareness raising ofPPH;

    Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofmisoprostol and/ or

    AMTSL for all ski l ledbi r th attendant

    cadres

    Program initiativesin obstetric and

    postpartummanagement :

    Qual i ty of care;Cl inical t raining;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Uterotonics onEssential Drug List

    and in Drug

    Regis trat ion; Supplychain management

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardization:Qual i ty of care

    approaches;Government led

    training expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,

    par tners, f inanc ing

    Training programs:

    Governmentbudgeted trainingprograms on PPH;

    PPH competencies inpre-service and in-

    service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use ofa uterot onic ; Publ ic

    and pr ivateimplementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability :

    Drugs and supplies in

    government rout ineprocurement

    mechanisms

    REDUCTIONOF PPH

    AND

    IMPROVEDMATERNAL

    HEALTHSTATUS

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey data

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    Introducing innovation Moving toward sustainable impact at scale

    Coverage of uterotonic in third stage of labour

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    Februar 2011

    MOZAMBIQUE - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF PRE-ECLAMPSIA/ ECLAMPSIAMANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Ear ly Mature

    Global advocacy andpartnerships:

    Global act ion tosuppor t work on

    prevent ion, ear lydetect ion, and

    management of PE/ E

    Global clinical andprogram approaches:

    Evidence-basedintervent ions forprevent ion, ear ly

    detect ion, andmanagement of PE/ E

    demonstrated

    PE/E pol icy :Calcium

    supplementat ion;Screening in ANC;

    MgSO4 for cl in ica l lydiagnosed severePE/E cases; PE/ Eservice del ivery

    guidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proact ive f inancingo f m a t e r n a l h e a l t h

    services

    Drugs & equipment:Procurement ,

    log ist ics, d ist r ibut ion

    Service deliverycapacity at sites:

    Rel iab leinf rast ructure,personnel, and

    systems t o del iverservices

    Health workertraining systems:

    For PE/ E prevent ionand management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raisingof PE/E;

    Bir th pr eparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    im p le m e n t a t io n o fMgSO4 and othe rin tervent ions for

    severe PE/ E

    Program init iativesin ANC & obstetr ic

    management :Qual i ty of care;C l in ica l t ra in ing;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceutical

    systems:Drug regist rat ion;

    Essential Drug List;Supply chainmanagement

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand h ighl ight work

    of champions

    Standardi zation :Qual i ty of Care

    approaches;Government led

    tra in ing expansion

    Programmaticgrowth :

    Adding d ist r icts,par tners, f inancing

    Training programs:Government

    budgeted t ra in ingprograms on PE/E;PE/ E competenciesin pre-service and

    in-service cur r icu la

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use of

    MgSO4; Highcoverage calciumsupplementat ion;Publ ic and pr ivate

    im p le m e n t a t io n

    Drug & equipmentavailability:

    Drugs, supplies, anddiagnost ic too ls in

    government rout ineprocurementmechanisms

    IMPROVEDMANAGEMENT

    OF PE/ECASESANDREDUCED

    MATERNAL &PERINATALMORTALITY

    M&EReadiness

    assessmentPilot project

    dataSurvey dat a

    Indicators inHMIS

    Routine monitoring

    INTRODUCING INNOVATION MOVING TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE IMPACT AT SCALE

    Coverage of MgS04 for severe PE/E

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    February 2011

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    NEPAL - PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION OF POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGEPREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT AT SCALE

    Global ActionsNational Strategic

    Choices

    Program Implementation Sustainabili ty /Institutionalization

    Int roduct ion Early Mature

    Global advocacyand partnerships:Global act ion tosupport work onreduction of PPH

    Global clinical andprogram

    approaches:Evidence-based

    intervent ions forprevent ion and

    management of PPHdemonstrated

    PPH policy:AMTSL/misoprosto luse; Expanded j ob

    descriptions for skil ledbi r th attendant cadres

    managing PPH; PPHservice delivery

    guidel ines

    Health systemgovernance:

    Proactive financing of

    maternal heal thservices

    Drugs & equipment :Oxytoc in/ misoprostol

    procurement,logist ics , dis tr ibut ion

    Service deli verycapacity at sites:

    Reliableinfrastructure,personnel , and

    systems to deliverservices

    Health workerstraining systems:For PPH preventionand management

    Communitymobilization:

    Awareness raising ofPPH;Bi r th preparedness

    Pilot programs:Phase 1

    implementat ion ofmisoprostol and/ or

    AMTSL for all ski l ledbi r th attendant

    cadres

    Program initiativesin obstetric and

    postpartummanagement :

    Quali ty of care;Cl inical t raining;

    Supervision

    Pharmaceuticalsystems:

    Uterotonics onEssential Drug List

    and in DrugRegistration; Supply

    chain management

    National advocacy:Expansion of

    nat ional programand highl ight work

    of champions

    Standardizati on:Qual i ty of care

    approaches;Government led

    training expansion

    Programmaticgrowth:

    Adding districts,par tners, f inanc ing

    Training programs:Government

    budgeted trainingprograms o n PPH;

    PPH competencies inpre-service and in-

    service curricula

    Clinical coverage:High coverage use ofa uterotonic ; Publ ic

    and pr ivateimplementat ion

    Drug & equipmentavailability:

    Drugs and supplies ingovernmen