2. Learning objectives:
To define administration, management, and
management cycle
To identify management functions
To enumerate the planning functions
To define situation analysis & how to do
problem priorities
To apply a health program
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3. Definition of Management
A continuous dynamic process
of getting things effectively done.
May be defined as effectively
achieving the identified objectives
through proper planning,
efficient implementation
and achievements’ evaluation to
identify the needs for re-planning. 3
6. WHO stated that
effective leadership
and management
are essential.
Why?????
To scale up the
quantity & quality of
health services.
To improve the
population health.
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7. Effectiveness is the degree to
which a stated objective is being
achieved.
Efficiency is the % of success per
money spent.
(a measure of effectiveness per
unit cost).
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8. Aim of health management:
To promote health,
To prevent health problems,
To control problems (mortality
& morbidity),
To rehabilitate the handicaps
In:
-A proper way.
-With least resources, effort
and time
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9. Management vs
Implements these
polices and goals
Middle level
activity with
Executive
functions
Administration
FRAMES the polices
& goals of the
organization
It is the top level
with
Decisive functions
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13. Scope of management for Doctors
In:
Scientific research
Health project & program
Medical service
(hospitals, health units, clinics),
To
-Add new thing
Improve already present thing(s). 13
17. I-Situation analysis
Def:- Knowing background knowledge of the
problem of interest to study & understand its:
• Nature
• Distribution
• Importance
• Contributing factors (Fish bone analysis)
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18. Situation analysis
Method:-
• Collect data from all sources (1ry & 2ry) about all
aspects (political, administrative, economic,
demographic, social, educational, cultural,
traditional, nutritional, sanitation, leadership
pattern& community organization) .
• Do field study & get demands of customers.
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Do S W O T analysis
Strengths weakness opportunities threats
• Formulate problem statement. 18
24. Sources of information for situation
analysis/needs assessment:
1. Documents or files (governmental and NGOs)
2. Reports or surveys, records, books, census,.
3. Community members & experts.
4. Informal leaders in the community.
5. Senior citizens.
6. Government officers or formal leaders.
7. NGO personnel.
8. Inernet.
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26. Priority Setting
1- Frequency (incidence &prevalence)
2- Seriousness (urgency, severity,
cost& Impact on others
3- Effect on economy, productivity &
social aspects.
4- Cheapness & availability of
prevention& control tools.
5- Feasibility of implementation&
monitoring of program& if single or
multiple sectors
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need= necessity;
it is very important
If we don’t have this we will die
want= desire;
If we don’t have,
we won’t die
34. GOAL=general objective
=ultimate objectives
A goal is a general statement that
describes the final outcome of a
program/project.
It is a "timeless statement of aspiration”
What would be the goal for
MCH??????
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35. Objectives:
Establish realistic objectives
and targets.
Objectives must be SMARTER
which stands for: Specific
Measurable
Achievable/Attainable/Appropriate
Relevant/
Time bound/time specific
Ethical consideration Rcordable
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36. when you develop your objectives, be sure
to keep in mind
WHAT is going to be accomplished?
HOW will it be done?
WHEN will it be done?
HOW MUCH will it cost?
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37. Give examples of objectives to decrease
IMR????
To decrease IMR in Egypt from 25per 1000 to
1 per 1000 at the end of the year 2020.
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39. III-Planning (Plan preparation)
Def:-
- Detailed description
of the activities that
must be done to
reach the objectives.
-Thinking before
doing to determine
“what, where, when,
how & who”
Which picture represents the
correct plan preparation?
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40. Planning is needed for all
aspects of our life, and all the
activities we need to do
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41. Value of planning
Planning is needed:
To avoid duplication of work.
For sense of responsibility
To avoid waste of resources.
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44. Planning HORIZONS
Long range planning extends for a period of
3- 5 years.
MEDIUM term planning: 1-3 YEARS.
SHORT TERM plans are usually termed work
plans and describe all the activities that
have to be carried within a year OR LESS.
A three monthly implementation plan
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45. Population-based planning:
Depends on the level of the planning.
A-Ministry of Health and Population
(MOHP) is concerned with the planning
at the country level. e.g Egypt
B-Health Directorate is concerned
with planning at the governorate
level.e.g. Sharkia governorate
C-Health District is concerned with
planning at the district level e.g.
Zagazig district.
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47. Implementation
def:- Plan activation or carry the plan into action
Components:-
- Pilot testing
- Tasks performance (described by a flow charts )
- Supervision (to help & guide..
Not to pick mistakes & punish)
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48. Supervision
Def:- Making sure that staff perform their duties
effectively with competency to keep the work standards
Objectives:-
1- maintain quantity & quality of work
2- assess performance of members
3- identify causes of work insufficiency
4- resolve problems among team members
5- help in personal problems
6- on job training
Methods:- observation check lists- records- report
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