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Les supports de communication” tester traiter tous”

En février 2017, le Programme Nationale pour la Lutte contre le Sida en Côte d’Ivoire (PNLS CI) a émis une note circulaire aux prestataires de santé pour annoncer l’adoption de l’approche “Tester et traiter tous” comme nouvelle stratégie de prise en charge des personnes vivant avec le VIH en Côte d’Ivoire.

Bien que les prestataires soient avisés de cette nouvelle approche, elle n’est pas bien connue du grand public et des populations à risque en particulier. Les Ivoiriens connaissent peu les bénéfices de cette nouvelle approche pour l’individu par rapport à la santé, mais aussi les bénéfices non sanitaires comme la productivité continue et moins de frais pour les maladies plus graves.

Dans ce contexte, pour informer les individus et les familles des avantages du traitement précoce et les services de traitement et soutien qui leur sont offerts, Breakthrough ACTION a développé des outils de communication et opérationnalisé une stratégie de mobilisation communautaire autour de l’approche “tester et traiter tous”.

Source: Breakthrough ACTION/Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs

Date of Publication: January 19, 2021

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Materiaux de Campagne Tester Traiter TOT – Materials from Test and Treat TOT Campaign, Côte d’Ivoire

In collaboration with the National AIDS Control Programme, Breakthrough ACTION launched a campaign in March 2020 in the fight against HIV in Côte d’Ivoire. The campaign is intended to improve retention in 31 high-volume priority care sites for people living with HIV in Abidjan.

Breakthrough ACTION will communicate widely about new developments in the fight against HIV that are little known to the general population and to people living with HIV, including the effectiveness of ARVs, which is further strengthened with the introduction of a new high-quality antiretroviral therapy called Tenofovir-Lamivudine-Dolutegravir.”

The campaign will use community radio stations covering the 31 priority sites, social media, popular Abidjan Facebook and web influencers, and health center waiting rooms to create individual and collective awareness and inspire people to practice behaviors to help make HIV manageable and controllable.

This document is a description of the campaign.

Below are campaign posters for specific audiences:

Youth 15-24

Men ages 35 and up

Women ages 35 and up

General Population

Source: Breakthrough ACTION/Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs

Date of Publication: January 19, 2021

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Manuel d’inspection des animaux et des viandes de boucherie à l’abattoir

Le présent manuel vient de combler une insuffisance documentaire dans le domaine de l’inspection des viandes et de la sécurité sanitaire des denrées alimentaires d’origine animale.

Les menaces sanitaires, souvent nouvelles, peuvent se développer à l’interface de l’écosystème humain et animal. La plupart des maladies provoquent des lésions caractéristiques qui permettent de les reconnaître à l’abattoir lors de l’inspection des viandes. L’abattoir représente un lieu approprié pour l’observation de la situation sanitaire du cheptel surtout quand on sait l’origine des animaux qui y sont abattus. La bonne collecte des informations sanitaires au niveau des abattoirs contribue à l’amélioration de la connaissance de la situation épidémiologique nationale.

A ce titre, elle représente une partie intégrante du dispositif de surveillance des maladies, soit pour effectuer la surveillance syndromique ou ciblée, ou pour faire la surveillance continue. C’est également un document futuriste. Il sera en conséquence un outil précieux dans les mains des utilisateurs dans le travail quotidien dont le maitre mot s’appelle désormais qualité.

Cette notion s’adresse aussi bien aux inspecteurs, qu’aux services rendus. Je suis et reste, à ce titre, convaincu de l’accueil qui sera réservé à ce précieux document destiné à améliorer le travail de l’inspecteur des viandes.

Source: MINISTERE DE L’ELEVAGE Guinée

Date of Publication: January 11, 2021

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Plan d’Action National Budgétisé de Planification Familiale 2019-2023 de Guinée

Le Plan d’Action National Budgétisé de Planification Familiale 2019-2023 de la Guinée est un plan stratégique et opérationnel.

C’est également un outil pour la mobilisation des ressources et le suivi-évaluation des activités proposées dans ce plan permettant au Gouvernement de la Guinée d’établir une vision claire, des objectifs stratégiques et de prévoir le budget nécessaire à l’atteinte des objectifs nationaux en matière de Planification familiale.

Le Ministère de la Santé a développé ce PANB avec le soutien des partenaires techniques et financiers pour répondre au besoin de disposer d’une feuille de route spécifique afin d’accélérer les efforts entrepris en faveur de la PF et d’augmenter le taux de prévalence contraceptive moderne (TPCm) de 12,52% en 2019 à 18,52% en 2023 dans le but de contribuer à la maîtrise de la croissance démographique et à l’amélioration de la santé maternelle et infantile. Cela renforcera certainement les efforts du Gouvernement et de ses partenaires pour l’atteinte du dividende démographique et des objectifs de développement économique et social du pays.

Source: Direction Nationale de la Santé Familiale et de la Nutrition, UNFPA

Date of Publication: January 9, 2021

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COVID-19 Global Risk Communication and Community Engagement Strategy

There is an unprecedented need to elevate the role risk communication and community engagement (RCCE) plays in breaking the chains of transmission and mitigating the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Until biomedical tools such as vaccines or treatments are developed and widely available, people’s behaviour and their willingness to follow public health and social measures remain the most powerful tools to stop the spread of the virus.

The COVID-19 Global Risk Communication and Community Engagement Strategy, December 2020 – May 2021 provides an important update for member states and supporting partners. The updated strategy is underpinned by a socio-behavioral trends analysis and builds on the learnings from the response to-date. The shift presented in the document is towards the community engagement and participatory approaches that have been proven to help control and eliminate outbreaks in the past.

The overarching goal of the strategy: That people-centred and community-led approaches are championed widely – resulting in increased trust and social cohesion, and ultimately a reduction in the negative impacts of COVID-19.

Last modified: January 4, 2021

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    Framework for Decision-making: Implementation of Mass Vaccination Campaigns in the Context of COVID-19

    This document describes the principles to consider when deliberating the implementation of mass vaccination campaigns for prevention of vaccine-preventable diseases and high impact diseases (VPD/HID), and when assessing risks and benefits of conducting outbreak-response vaccination campaigns to respond to VPD/HID outbreaks.

    Last modified: December 24, 2020

    Language: Chinese, English, French, Russian, Spanish

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      A Blueprint for Applying Behavioral Insights to Malaria Service Delivery: Methods and Frameworks for Improving Provider Behavior

      Making strides in malaria control requires a strong focus on provider behavior. As key influencers in the client-provider interaction, providers serve as gatekeepers for the uptake of IPTp, malaria testing, and adherence to test results.

      Providers’ interpersonal skills and the quality of counseling may affect client comprehension of medication regimens, completion of referrals, and future care-seeking. As the ones responsible for filling in registers and submitting stock and Health Management Information Systems (HMIS) forms, providers also control the timeliness, completeness, and accuracy of service statistics. Improving providers’ case management, malaria in pregnancy, and reporting behaviors will be crucial for reducing morbidity and mortality, improving surveillance, and measuring gaps and progress in malaria service delivery.

      The blueprint outlines a systematic method for understanding and addressing provider malaria behavior. Evidence about the drivers of provider behavior and what works to improve it was also shared. Best practices for designing provider behavior change activities and how they can be practically applied within the malaria service delivery context were discussed and illustrated with examples from the field. Applying these practices may help countries approach provider behavior more strategically and improve on and innovate their work.

      Last modified: December 21, 2020

      Language: English, French

      Source: Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs

      Year of Publication: 2020

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        Integrating SBCC into Service Delivery Programs

        Service communication is the use of Social and Behavior Change (SBC) processes and techniques to motivate health service-related behaviors among intended audiences across the continuum of care – Before, During and After services. By integrating SBC into service delivery projects, more clients can be encouraged to go to health facilities, client-provider interactions can improve, as can the adoption and maintenance of healthy behaviors.

        This I-Kit aims to help service delivery project managers effectively use service communication to enhance the impact of their project. It can be used to help increase demand for and uptake of services, and improve consistent long-term maintenance of healthy behaviors. It is designed to help users understand key service communication concepts, apply SBC techniques to create successful communication activities, and learn how to better coordinate efforts with SBC projects.

        The intended users of this I-Kit are project designers and project managers tasked with improving service delivery by better integrating SBC into services, either through direct implementation or through coordination with an SBC partner. Staff of organizations or entities that provide clinical health services will also benefit from an understanding of the content of this I-Kit. Ideally, users will have some understanding of SBC theory and processes and a desire to better apply these concepts to their service delivery efforts.

        Last modified: December 8, 2020

        Language: English, French

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          Advocating for Social and Behavior Change in Family Planning Programs: A Message Framework

          This message framework is intended to be used by social and behavior change (SBC) practitioners to advocate with influential organizations, coordinating bodies, and individuals to increase support for SBC in family planning and reproductive health (FP/RH).

          The framework provides guidance on messages to use with stakeholders who may be unaware or skeptical of the benefits of SBC in the FP/RH arena or have limitations in their ability to include SBC in their portfolio. This resource provides concrete talking points including evidence of SBC impact on FP/RH outcomes to make the case for investment in SBC.

          This tool is available in English and French.

          Last modified: December 7, 2020

          Language: English, French

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            Plan d’action Opérationnel Intégré One Health 2020

            Ce document a été produit en Mai 2020 pour la coordination des activités des partenaires qui appuie la plateforme One Health dans le cadre de la communication de risque.

            Source: Breakthrough ACTION/Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs

            Date of Publication: December 7, 2020

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