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Progress in scale up of VL/EID & TB Monitoring for Moroto & Kotido Monthly Data Review Meeting March 2018ep

2017) REGIONAL HEALTH INTEGRATION TO ENHANCE SERVICES (OCT IN EASTERN UGANDA (RHITES-E) storing 2016SepPROJECT 2017)

Presentation outline • IP brief profile, Districts they support, # of facilities per district • VL coverage by district

system functionality • Identified best practice in scaling up VLM

• Trends of VL coverage by month • Demand creation strategy to from Oct 2016 to date( COP16), meet the COP16 targets children vs adults.

• VL suppression rates by district

• Challenges and recommendations • EID • TB

USAID RHITES-E Consortium members

USAID REGIONAL HEALTH INTEGRATION TO ENHANCE SERVICES IN EASTERN UGANDA (USAID RHITES-E)

Geographical coverage – Cluster

Districts

Service

Comment

Bukedi cluster

Budaka, Butaleja, Kibuku, Pallisa and Tororo

Comprehensive

Bugisu cluster

Bududa, Bulambuli, Manafwa, Mbale and Sironko

Comprehensive

Sebei cluster

Bukwo, Kapchorwa, and Kween

Comprehensive

Teso cluster

Amuria, Kaberamaido, Kumi, Ngora, Serere and Soroti, Katakwi, Bukedea,

Only RMNCH and TB services will be offered

Coordination with other PEPFAR IPs for strategic integration with HIV

Karamoja cluster

Kotido and Moroto

Only HIV & AIDS (including support to Tokora, abim, kabong and matany Hubs) and Malaria

Coordination with other PEPFAR IPs for strategic integration with RMNCAH

VL coverage for all Clients Mar 17-Feb 18 District

# Health Facilities

Kotido District Moroto District

9 9

Grand Total

18

# Active on VL Valid VL ART eligible Tests OCT coverage for VL ( TX 16- Sept 17 ( # valid CURR-TX NEW) Tests/# eligible for ART) 719 78% 919 1003 96% 1040 1959

1722

88%

VL suppres sion Rate

76% 80% 78%

Quarterly sample Trends 400

342

350

Axis Title

300 250 200

264 227

219

210 188

170

150

129

100 50 0 Moroto Kotido

Apr-Jun17 227 170

Jul-Sep17 342 219

Oct-Dec17 264 188

Jan-Feb18 210 129

VL coverage children (expected Mar 17-Feb 18 is 200% i.e.2 tests/year) District

Kotido District

# Health Facilities

# Children Active on ART eligible for VL ( TX CURR-TX NEW)

VL Valid Tests Mar 17- Feb18

VL coverage ( # valid Tests/# eligible for ART) [ Target 200%]

VL suppressi on Rate

9

70

64

91%

42.2% 46.9%

Moroto District

9

47

64

136%

Grand Total

18

117

128

109%

Target for coverage is 200% since every child and adolescent is to be bled twice every 12 months

PMTCT - Pregnant Valid VL tests

VL suppression rates

District

Number non-suppressed

1st Line

2nd Line

Kotido District

23

78.3%

5

0

Moroto District

12

91.7%

1

0

Grand Total

PMTCT- breastfeeding Valid VL tests

VL suppression rates

District

Kotido District Moroto District Grand Total

42 46 88

78.6% 82.6%

Number non-suppressed

1st Line

2nd Line

8 6 14

0 0

Viral load suppression rates Mar 17-Feb 18

FEMALE

MALE

Valid VL tests

# Suppresse d

Suppression rate (%)

Valid VL tests

# Suppressed

Suppression rate (%)

Kotido

680

522

76.8%

269

211

78.4%

Moroto

983

797

81.1%

577

468

81.1%

1663

1319

846

679

Grand Total

(IP) specific Best practice in VL scale up • Developed a VL tracking dashboard to monitor facility progress

• Collaboration with other partners (ANNECA,QUAM) to conduct VL mentorships • Facilitation of one facility personnel with air time to contact • Constant facility phone call all the clients due for VL reminders on progress • Monthly meetings for facility VL focal persons (VL dashboard • VL campaigns during holiday time review and case conference)

Challenges and recommendations • Migratory population • Care givers lack adequate knowledge on management on Non-suppressing clients(no trained counselors) • Actual IAC not done in most health facilities yet documented as done

• No switch committees & ART clinical CQI team in some sites • Facility management & DHOs not adequately regulating Hub motorcycle movement

Recommendations • Form facility VL CQI and switch committees at all ART sites • Conduct capacity development for IAC counsellors (case managers and mentor mothers) • Engage case managers and mentor mothers to help in client follow up with especial focus on children, adolescents and youth • Intensified mentorship and support

supervision by the DHT to ensure is done and well documented • DHOs to closely supervise hub operations

Quality improvement Projects • Kotido-Increase VL uptake/coverage from 76% to 95% by June 2018All high volume sites (File audits ,generating lists, calling and active follow up by MMs and CMs • Moroto-Reduce VL sample rejection from average 2% to