Group 6 • Table 6: Structural recommendations: Recommendation 5 – 6 - Make health professionals count and launch a new movement for better data and innovation • Lead: Najeeb al Shorbaji , ITU: Hani Eskandar • Resource Person: Anneke Schmider, Jyotsna Chikersal • iERG resource: Kathleen Ferrier, Joy Phumaphi Group 6/Topic R5. Make health professionals count: Deliver an expanded and skilled health work force, which serves WCH with measurable impact. • What are the key steps to operationalize this recommendation: • Galvanize high level political commitment for appropriate health • • • • work force: Link training and securing of human resources with UHC (WHA resolution) Use appropriate tools to assess health WF wrt Health initiatives needed – come up with the gaps, and National plan to fill the gaps, and mobilize resources for it South to south collaboration- sharing experiences between countries Community Health workers/volunteers & midwives model, not just relying on medical doctors for delivering health care, with incentives scheme & good training Using appropriate e/m Health & innovations – Eg. Telemedicine for HCD, eLearning, mentorship programmes, empowering leaders, compulsory rural health service Group 2 /Topic R5 • What are the 2 outputs/ deliverables to be included in plans for 2014-2015 • National Health WF plan = innovative thinking around business models and CHV model & incentive scheme • Advocacy & Resource mobilization plan Group /Topic • Which partner has the comparative advantage to move this forward • Partners at development level - WHO (lead partner), USAIDS, World Bank, regional development banks • Public Private Partnership Group 6 /Topic 6: Launch a new movement for better data: Make universal & effective civil registration & vital statistics systems a post-2015 target. • What are the key steps to operationalize this recommendation: • Universal CR & effective VS be a development target in Post • • • • • 2015 Global Alliance & High level working group Regional coordination mechanism National Steering committee bringing relevant partners together at country level– Registrar general offices, NSO, Health, Local administration, CSO, etc CRVS country assessments, develop strategic plans, Business process analysis to embrace innovative approaches including use of ICT, Services linked with registrations CHW/CHV having appropriate role in Birth, Death & COD notification & registration (with incentives schemes) Group 6 /Topic R6 • What are the 2-3 outputs/ deliverables to be included in plans for 2014-2015 • Universal CR (Birth, Death & COD) by 2035 by all countries (sub-targets and country specific targets to be developed). • Effective VS generated from CR data & used for decision making by 2035 (sub-targets and country specific targets to be developed). Group 6 /Topic R6 • Which partner has the comparative advantage to move this forward • World bank, WHO, UNICEF, UNDP, UNFPA, Regional organizations • Facebook, PPP Group 6 • Of the six recommendations, rank from 1-6 1. Strengthen country accountability: country-led, inclusive, transparent and participatory national oversight mechanisms 2. Launch a new movement for better data: Make universal and effective CR & VS systems a post-2015 development target. 3. Make health professionals count: Deliver an expanded and skilled HWF with measurable impact. 4. Prioritise quality to reinforce the value of a human-rights based approach to WCH: Quality of Care 5. Take adolescents seriously: adolescent indicator in all monitoring mechanisms fro WCH 6. Demand global accountability for WCH: Advocate for and win an independent accountability mechanism to deliver the post-2015 sustainable development agenda.