COMMUNITYBASED MONITROING SYSTEM CBMS MY NAME BUUMBA HALWINDI
COMMUNITY-BASED MONITROING SYSTEM (CBMS) MY NAME: BUUMBA HALWINDI (1511443126) COURSE OF STUDY: MBA – FINANCE, BUSINESS STUDIES
TOPIC: An investigation of Health-Care Service provision in Nsingo Ward of Luangeni Constituency of Chipata District
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION A constituency of Chipata district, Luangeni has a human population of 79, 093 residing in its five wards Nsingo being the largest ward with 31. 3% (24, 718) of the population (CSO, 2010) 10 of the 15 health facilities of Luangeni constituency are in Nsingo ward Shares boarder line with Malawi
BACKGROUND There exists an information gap that the research attempts cover as decision makers need valid and updated inform for basing their decisions-making It’s not clear the impact of the health facilities and services provided, the challenges faced and what can be done to improve the situation further
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM With a population of close to 30, 000 people, it remains important to investigate and understand the Health-Care Service provision in Nsingo Ward. Health is a powerful and useful measure of the quality of life the population is subject to. World over, there are concerns about the health of the human capital and its effect on productivity of a nation. Health is also used as an indicator of economic development achievement.
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM Continues So much has been done by the government of Zambia and other partners and stakeholders in this area. However, it remains to find out the impact of the health facilities and services that are prevailing. The study seeks to know the availability of the health facilities, services, their quality and impact upon people’s lives.
RATIONALE OF THE STUDY The purpose of this study is to understand the status, location, nature of services, quality of the services, availability of personnel, and the levels satisfaction in the provision of health services. The research understands that the availability of such data could facilitate for further action from investors and stakeholders.
OBJECTIVES GENERAL Investigate the health situation in Nsingo ward and make known information to readers and prompt action from responsible offices SPECIFIC Inquire and avail the opinion of some stakeholders on the services and the quality Recommend action
RESEARCH QUESTIONS What health services are being offered? How do the health personnel evaluate the achievements on indicators the indicators? What is the level of satisfaction of the patients? What areas are de-satisfying to the patients?
VARIABLES INDEPENDENT Personnel DEPENDENT
CHAPTER 2 LITERATURE REVIEW
GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE Dr. Luke Allen of Oxford’s Nuffield Department of Population Health expressed concern on the absence of attention to non communicable dseases (Journal of global health perspective, 1 The H 1 N 1 influenza pandemic exposed strengths and weaknesses of the global plan in place to deal with emerging infectious disease threats. This article reviews and critiques the H 1 N 1 pandemic response (H. V. Fineberg, , The New England Journal of Medicine, 2014)
The world’s need for and supply of health professionals are in flux. This article reviews the supply in relation to the demand for physicians and nurses around the world (N. Crisp and L. Chen, The New England Journal of Medicine, 2014) Health care systems need organizational direction, physical plants, and fiscal resources to deliver services to their constituents. This article addresses how — or whether — these needs are being met in low- and middleincome countries (A. Mills, The New England Journal of Medicine, 2014)
On the basis of current smoking patterns, with a global average of about 50% of young men and 10% of young women becoming smokers and relatively few stopping, annual tobaccoattributable deaths will rise from about 5 million in 2010 to more than 10 million a few decades hence, 1 -3 as the young smokers of today reach middle and old age (Prabhat Jha, M. D. , D. Phil. , and Richard Peto, F. R. S. , The New England Journal of Medicine, 2014)
NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE In 2006, the Zambian government made healthcare for rural population free “Many people in rural areas cannot afford to buy drugs for themselves hence they resort to using traditional health remedies which are not very effective”. Kerby Nkhotami – Bonanza Village in Chinyanya-Kafue. Health is another important dimension of employability and its poor status in Zambia is a constraint to productive employment for many poor (ZDHS, 2007)
PERSONAL CRITIC
Decisions of whatever sort are based on available data and local authorities have had no recent and reliable facts to help them base their choices. RESEARCH GAP
CHAPTER 3 METHODOLOGY
RESEARCH DESIGN
SAMPLING DESIGN
Entire population of the vast Nsingo ward of Luangeni constituency was targeted for research 24, 718 TARGET POPULATION
Questionnaires Unstructured Interviews DATA COLLECTION TOOLS
Simple random sampling method was employed in data collection DATA COLLECTION PROCEDURES
TRANGULATION
Privacy of information given by the respondents Seeking of consent of the respondents ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS
TIME LINE
CHAPTER 4 DATA PRESENTATION
DISCUSION
CHAPTER 5 CONCLUSION
RECOMMENDATIONS
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