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Webinar: Rapid Task Analysis — A streamlined approach for matching provider competencies with local health needs

Webinar: Rapid Task Analysis — A streamlined approach for matching provider competencies with local health needs

Webinar (April 26, 2018, 51 min): To best serve the health needs of communities, managers should align the maternal and child health, family planning, HIV/AIDS, and other primary healthcare competencies of providers with the needs and demands of the populations served. Alignment of competencies and skills ensures that health workers are prepared to work with clients on specific issues or topics of need, such as counseling for informed and voluntary use of family planning or HIV prevention.

HRH2030 has simplified an existing task analysis approach to create a “rapid” task analysis method. By applying this method, health facility managers can identify a core set of specific health tasks that health workers must perform on a routine basis to match local health needs and align education, human resources management, and other strategies to address competency gaps.

This webinar will provide an overview of the rapid task analysis method. Presenters will share successes and challenges from HRH2030’s experiences conducting these analyses in Madagascar and Cameroon.

Presentations
  • Assessing Competencies of Community Health Workers in Madagascar’s Andramasina District (Joseph Ichter; HRH2030 | Palladium)
  • Identifying Health Workforce Competency Obstacles to Family Planning in Cameroon (Sarah Sadiq; HRH2030 | Amref)

 

Associated Content: Slide DeckPiloting the Rapid Task Analysis in Madagascar (report), Sample Rapid Task Analysis Questionnaire

Country: Madagascar, Cameroon

Resource Type: Video/Webinar

Topic: Family planning, HIV/AIDS, Performance and productivity, Skill mix and competency