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BHA HEALTH IDEAS, HEALTH INTERVENTION BHA Tech Sector Guidelines, SSSD -…
BHA HEALTH IDEAS
HEALTH and NUTRITION
PHC Rehab
Community Programme
Maternity Rehab
RH-MMU
lab coverage
GBV Medical Coverage
Not EASILY covered by BHA
BHA does not support cash or vouchers for clinical care or the procurement of pharmaceuticals and other medical commodities; however, cash or vouchers for transport, travel allowances or caregiver expenses may be considered with substantial justification. If proposing this type of intervention, please refer to the requirements listed under the cash or vouchers keywords. Activities designed to improve patients’ access to referral care through other payment-based interventions will only be considered in a limited number of settings and must address the requirements in the Higher Level Care sub-sector.
CVA Malnutrition Prevention
CAN be covered by BHA
Treatment of acute malnutrition should be provided free of charge through all treatment facilities and programs. Cash or vouchers for complementary activities (e.g., referral services, transport) may be considered depending on the context. If you are proposing cash or vouchers, use the appropriate keyword (Cash or Vouchers in Section 18) and address all required criteria in the technical design under the Nutrition sector. Response analysis and modality selection should be informed by the criteria in the Modality Decision Tool for Humanitarian Assistance.
Mobility IMPAIREMENT
Assistive Devices Distribution
Full Physiotherapy center Rehab
Physiotherapy Room
Artificial Limb Project
Full Artificial Limb Center
With Workshop
Artificial Limb referral Coverage
MHPSS
Full MHPSS specialised center
MHPSS Room
MHPSS Community Programme
MHPSS Referrals
COVID19
Improving Medical Practices Against COVID19 Transmission
COVID19 mainstreaming
Oxygen Station
HEALTH INTERVENTION BHA Tech Sector Guidelines
Health Systems support
Avoid parallel systems
Life Saving Needs
local capacities and constraints
Needs Assessments
How crisis has affected the following
Access to treatment
Referral to THC
Availability of HCW
Capacity of MoH/DoH
Key Clinic Services
Population per HF
Hospital Beds per 10,000
HCW per 10,000
Baseline Indicators
Mortality Rates
Vaxx coverage
Causes of M&M
Human/Financial/Commodities needed to address the gaps identified
Functionality of local HC
Gaps in HCW training
Other health agencies services
Traditional Healer
Gaps of surveillance system
Technical Design
Details of HFs/MMUs/areas/GPS in a table
MMU
Schedules
Sueprvision
transition plan
Community Health Strategy
Curative/preventive
Community Case management
Support of Community referrals
HCW
Training Plan
Supervision Plan
Staff compensation + coordination
Plans for Quality Supervision
Support of Disease Surveillance
How to ensure beneficiary protection through any IT tool used
WASH in Health Facilities
Section 18
HF rehabilitation
Detailed BOQ
Justification of repairs
Sufficient Public health justification is included
Health Sector coordination
Basic PHC services
Reduce M&M
Communicable Disease
Reproductive health
Non Communicable Disease
Pharmaceuticals + medical commodities
Continuous Reliable supply chain
Studies Encouraged
Applied Research and studies sub-sector of the HPSAA sector
Cross Cutting Modalities
DRR
1st aid training
Search and Rescue
Gender and protection Mainstreaming
health-related considerations linked to protection risks that specific groups
Health facilities accessible to all groups at risk
How HCW will be trained to care to people with specific needs
How healthcare will reach PLWMI especially if doing CHP
How staff from relevant gender and ethnic group will care for the same groups
Describe the consultations with various groups
How protection issues will be monitored
Describe measures of PSEA
SSSD
MHPSS
GBV
RH-MMU