Community Health Team

Community Health Teams Mobilization RATIONALE Fast track "Kalusugan Pangkalahatan" and achievement of Millennium Development Goals (MD6s), particularly for the poor Ensure that all families are visited by health workers Increase presence of health & social sector in the community Promote health seeking behaviors Provide information on health and social services, Philhealth benefits, and accredited health facilities FUNCTION OF COMMUNITY HEALTH TEAMS (CHTS) Health teams guarantee that every family in the community is periodically visited and attended by a health provider and other community workers Community Health

Teams assigned to families Do house to house visits Reach all families with priority for CCT/NHTS families and 12 breakthrough areas with highest concentration of NHTS families PURPOSE OF CHTS 1. 1 . Link families to health and other social service providers 1. 2. Provide critical health and social services when needed 1. 3. Deliver key messages COMPOSITION OF THE CHT 5 TRAINED MEMBERS Midwife/Nurse as leader Plus 4 Members: 1 . Barangay Health Worker, Traditional Birth Attendant 2. Social Welfare Development Office Representative, Parent leaders 3. Barangay

Nutrition Scholars 4. Barangay Service Population Officer PREPARATORY ACTIVITIES Mobilization of CHTS start - (Oct 15,2011) Training of National Trainers (Sep 22-23) Signing of Joint Memo Circular (Oct 11,2011)) Training of Trainers Regional (Oct 12-14, 2011) ROLES OF AGENCIES Training Philhealth Advocacy Knowledge Officer, DepEd Physician, DSWD Regional CCT coordinator DSWD Municipal Links, DOH Provincial/Municipal Health Teams, DepEd Teacher/Principal Resource Mobilization DSWD,LGU Thru DILG ( venue/F00d Tran-ling) LGU thru DILG (Transport Cost) Others

DepEd Teacher to refer CCT absentees to CHTs for follow-up DSWD to generate List of CCT families CHT Members Parent Leaders (DSWD), Municipal Social Welfare Development Officer, NNC, POPCOM, DOH KEY MESSAGES 1 . CHTs are to deliver key messages on health, Philhealth, and "Pantawid Pamilya" Keep your promise to stay healthy. 3. Have at least 4 pre-natal care visits. 4. Give birth at a health center, lying-in, or hospital. 5. Breastfeed your child right after birth. 6. Complete your child''s immunization. 7. Space your children 3-5 years apart. 8. Practice proper hygiene. 9. Live a healthy lifestyle. . Enroll and be a PhilHealth member 11. Use your PhilHealth benefits. 12. Know where to go for health services. 13. Go to a health center if you have been coughing for 2 weeks or more. Key Considerations and Preparations for CHT Implementation at the LGU Creation of Provincial CHT Management Team policy support from PLGU/MLGU/BLGU Advocacy activities to generate LGIJ buy in and awareness on KP and CHT 2. Preparations for the Municipal Level CHT training and deployment, and monitoring implementation Integration of the MDG Plan and Financial Risk Protection Plan in the PIPH/AOP