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This presentation outlines the National Department of Health's strategic plan and budget for the period 2007/08-2009/10. It covers the vision, key priorities, legislative mandates, achievements, and challenges of the healthcare system, reflecting on the strategic plan for the upcoming years. The presentation also highlights the legislative processes, achievements in healthcare programs, and future priorities for improving healthcare delivery in South Africa.

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  1. PRESENTATION OF THE NATIONAL DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH’S STRATEGIC PLAN & BUDGETFOR 2007/08-2009/10SELECT COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL SERVICESCAPE TOWN 23 MAY 2007

  2. 1.FLOW OF PRESENTATION • VISION & MISSION • LEGISLATIVE MANDATES • KEY PRIORITIES OF THE NATIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM (NHS) FOR 2004-2009 • SUMMARY OF ACHIEVEMENTS & CHALLENGES • KEY PRIORITIES AS REFLECTED IN THE NDOH STRATEGIC PLAN FOR 2007/08 • NDOH BUDGET FOR 2007/08-2009/10 • CONCLUSIONS

  3. 2. VISION & MISSION VISION • AN ASSESSIBLE, CARING AND HIGH QUALITY HEALTH SYSTEM MISSION • TO IMPROVE HEALTH STATUS THROUGH PREVENTION OF ILLNESS & DISEASE AND THROUGH THE PROMOTION OF HEALTHY LIFESTYLES AND TO CONSISTENTLY IMPROVE THE HEALTH CARE DELIVERY SYSTEM BY FOCUSING ON ACCESS, EQUITY, EFFICIENCY, QUALITY AND SUSTAINABILITY

  4. 3.LEGISLATIVE MANDATES • 51 ACTS MENTIONED IN THE NDOH STRATEGIC PLAN 2007/08-20091 INCLUDING: • THE CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC • NATIONAL HEALTH ACT OF 2003 • PUBLIC FINANCE MANAGEMENT ACT OF 1999 • NURSING ACT OF 2005 • MEDICINES & RELATED SUBSTANCES ACT • MEDICAL SCHEMES ACT OF 1998 • TOBACCO PRODUCTS CONTROL AMENDMENT ACT OF 1999

  5. 4. KEY NHS PRIORITIES FOR 2004-2009 1. IMPROVE GOVERNANCE & MANAGEMENT OF THE NHS 2. PROMOTE HEALTHY LIFESTYLES 3. CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS HUMAN DIGNITY BY IMPROVING QUALITY OF CARE 4. IMPROVE MANAGEMENT OF COMMUNICABLE & NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES 5. STRENGTHEN PHC, EMS AND HOSPITAL SERVICE DELIVERY SYSTEMS 6. STRENGTHEN SUPPORT SERVICES 7. HUMAN RESOURCE PLANNING, MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 8. PLANNING, BUDGETING AND MONITORING & EVALUATION 9. PREPARATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF LEGISLATION 10. STRENGTHEN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

  6. 5 PIECES OF LEGISLATION PROCESSED; CULTURE OF PLANNING STRENGTHENED: ALL PROVINCES PRODUCED SERVICE TRANSFORMATION PLANS (STPS); FEEDBACK PROVIDED TO PROVINCES ON THEIR ANNUAL REPORTS AND STRATEGIC PLANS; KEY CABINET DECISIONS OBTAINED AROUND SHI (E.G. APPROVAL OF REF); DRAFT BILL REVIEWING MEDICAL SCHEMES ACT SUBMITTED TO CABINET; COMMUNICATION WITH PROVINCES & NATIONAL STAKEHOLDERS STRENGTHENED (NHCF HOSTED); 18 IZIMBIZO HELD & RANGE OF PUBLICATIONS PRODUCED. 5. SUMMARY OF ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2006/07 5.1. PROGRAMME 1: ADMINISTRATION

  7. IMCI COVERAGE EXPANDED FROM DISTRICTS TO 136 OF 284 LOCAL MUNICIPALITIES OR SUB-DISTRICTS; 60% OF HEALTH WORKERS THAT SEE CHILDREN WERE TRAINED IN IMCI 72% OF DISTRICTS PROVIDE PHASE 1 OF SCHOOL HEALTH SERVICES 60% OF APPROVED FACILITIES PROVIDED CTOP 65% OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV AND AIDS AND OTHER DEBILITATING CONDITIONS PROVIDED WITH NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT 88% OF FACILITIES OFFERED VCT AND 87% OFFERED PMTCT INCREASE IN DOTS SUPPORT & HOME-BASED CARE PROGRAMMES 5. SUMMARY OF ACHIEVEMENTS5.2. PROGRAMME 2: STRATEGIC HEALTH PROGRAMMES

  8. 5. SUMMARY OF ACHIEVEMENTS 5.2. PROGRAMME 2: STRATEGIC HEALTH PROGRAMMES, (CONTD) • MORE THAN 120 000 SOUTH AFRICANS PARTICIPATED IN HEALTHY LIFESTYLE CAMPAIGNS • 1 500 PRIMARY SCHOOLS WERE IDENTIFIED AS HEALTH PROMOTING SCHOOLS • 24 000 APPLICATIONS FOR COMPENSATION FROM EX-MINERS PROCESSED (TARGET 20 000) • ON FURTHER REDUCING MEDICINES PRICES: • REVISED DISPENSING FEE PUBLISHED BUT UNDER CHALLENGE • METHODOLOGY FOR BENCHMARKING MEDICINE PRICES GAZETTED FOR COMMENT

  9. PHC UTILISATION RATE INCREASED FROM 2.1. TO 2.2 VISITS PER PERSON BETWEEN 2004 & 2005 TRANSFER OF FORENSIC LABS AND MORTUARIES TO PROVINCIAL DEPARTMENTS OF HEALTH WAS COMPLETED AS PLANNED CATARACTSURGERY PROJECTEXCEEDED TARGETS (CATARACT SURGERY RATE OF 1030 OPERATIONS PER MILLION PEOPLE, AGAINST A TARGET OF 1000 PER MILLION) ALL 9 PROVINCES DELEGATED AUTHORITY TO HOSPITAL CEOs THE NATIONAL INFECTION CONTROL POLICY WAS FINALISED & IS BEING IMPLEMENTED ANNUAL HIV ANTE-NATAL SURVEY REPORT 2005 PUBLISHED 5. SUMMARY OF ACHIEVEMENTS 5.3. PROGRAMME 3: HEALTH SERVICE DELIVERY

  10. HOSPITAL REVITALISATION • IN 2004/05 THE FOLLOWING WERE COMPLETED: • CALVINIA HOSPITAL – NC • COLESBURG HOSPITAL – NC • PIET RETIEF HOSPITAL - MP • IN 2005/06 THE FOLLOWING WERE COMPLETED: • LEBOWAKGOMO HOSPITAL – LP • JANE FURSE HOSPITAL – LP • MARY THERESA HOSPITAL – EC • GEORGE HOSPITAL – WC • SWARTRUGGENS HOSPITAL - NW

  11. COUNTRY HUMAN RESOURCE PLAN DEVELOPED 4 PROVINCES PRODUCED DRAFT HR PLANS (EC, LP, MP & NW) SKILLS DEVELOPMENT POLICY ADOPTED SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME ESTABLISHED DRAFT REGULATIONS FOR CHWS DEVELOPED NATIONAL COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER POLICY FRAMEWORK DEVELOPED 11 958 HEALTH WORKERS TRAINED TO IMPLEMENT THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FOR HIV AND AIDS (TARGET WAS 6233) INTERIM TRADITIONAL HEALTH PRACTITIONER COUNCIL ESTABLISHED – AWAITING PASSAGE OF LEGISLATION 5. SUMMARY OF ACHIEVEMENTS 5.4. PROGRAMME 4: HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

  12. 6. CHALLENGES • POVERTY, UNEMPLOYMENT, LOW EDUCATION LEVELS, POOR TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE, SOCIAL COHESION ISSUES • TRIPLE BURDEN OF DISEASE (COMMUNICABLE, NON-COMMUNICABLE, INJURIES AND TRAUMA) • LACK OF SUFFICIENT & SKILLED HUMAN RESOURCES FOR HEALTH (CLINICAL & MANAGEMENT LEVEL) • INADEQUATE HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE

  13. 7. KEY NHS PRIORITIES FOR 2007/08

  14. 7. KEY NHS PRIORITIES FOR 2007/087.1.DEVELOPMENT OF SERVICE TRANSFORMATION PLANS • DURING 2007/08, THE NATIONAL DOH WILL PROVIDE SUPPORT TO PROVINCIAL DOHs TO UPDATE THEIR STPs FOR 2008/09 & ENSURE ALIGNMENT BETWEEN THE STPs AND APPs FOR 2008/09-2010/11 • STPs AND APPs FOR 2008/9 WILL BE USED TO INFORM BUDGET DISCUSSIONS WITH TREASURY IN JUNE-AUGUST 2007 • NATIONAL DOH WILL CONTINUE TO MONITOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF APPs THROUGH THE QUARTERY REPORTING SYSTEM (QRS)

  15. 7. KEY NHS PRIORITIES FOR 2007/087.2.STRENGTHEN HUMAN RESOURCES • DURING 2007/08, THE DEPARTMENT WILL: • SUPPORT THE REMAINING 5 PROVINCES TO DEVELOP THEIR PROVINCIAL HR PLANS; • FINALISE A NEW REMUNERATION FRAMEWORK FOR HEALTH WORKERS, IN COLLABORATION WITH THE DPSA AND NATIONAL TREASURY; • IMPLEMENT COMMUNITY SERVICES FOR NURSES FROM JULY 2007; • FINALISE REGULATIONS FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS; • STRENGTHEN PROVINCIAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT STRUCTURES TO DELIVER ON THE NATIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY.

  16. 7. KEY NHS PRIORITIES FOR 2007/087.3.IMPROVING QUALITY OF CARE • DURING 2007/08, THE DEPARTMENT WILL: • ENSURE THAT 80% OF REVITALIZATION HOSPITALS CONDUCT MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY MEETINGS AS WELL AS CLINICAL AUDITS; • ENSURE THAT 70% OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE FACILITIES ARE VISITED BY A SUPERVISOR AT LEAST ONCE A MONTH; • ENSURE THAT 50% OF HOSPITALS MANAGERS ARE ENROLLED FOR A FORMAL HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT TRAINING PROGRAMMES

  17. 7. KEY NHS PRIORITIES FOR 2007/087.4. STRENGTHEN INFRASTRUCTURE • DURING 2007/08, THE DEPARTMENT WILL: • FAST TRACK COMPLETION OF 46 HOSPITAL REVITALISATION PROJECTS (30 CURRENTLY ON SITE AND 16 IN PLANNING PHASE); • COMPLETE A PHC INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICES AUDIT (REFLECTING EXTENT TO WHICH THE FULL PACKAGE OF PHC SERVICES IS DELIVERED AT, AND THE LEVELS OF PROVISION OF INFRASTRUCTURE) • SUPPORT ALL 9 PROVINCES TO DEVELOP & IMPLEMENT EMS PLANS GUIDED BY THE NATIONAL EMS STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK; • FINALISE AND DISSEMINATE THE HEALTH AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PLAN FOR THE 2010 FIFA WORLD CUP

  18. 7. KEY NHS PRIORITIES FOR 2007/087.5.STRENGTHEN PRIORITY HEALTH PROGRAMMES • DURING 2007/08 THE DEPARTMENT WILL: • IMPLEMENT MASS MEDIA CAMPAIGNS TO PROMOTE NUTRITION THROUGH NATIONAL & COMMUNITY RADIO STATIONS; • SUPPORT MAJOR EMPLOYERS TO DEVELOP EMPLOYEE WELLNESS PROGRAMMES • IDENTIFY & WORK TO ENSURE THAT 3500 SCHOOLS BECOME HEALTH PROMOTING SCHOOLS • ENSURE THAT 65% OF DISTRICTS HAVE MORE THAN 90% OF CHILDREN FULLY IMMUNISED; • ENSURE THAT 60% OF HEALTH DISTRICTS HAVE STAFF TRAINED TO IMPLEMENT THE REACH EVERY DISTRICT (RED) STRATEGY; • ENSURE THAT 50% OF HEALTH FACILITIES CONDUCT MONTHLY MATERNAL AND PERINATAL MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY REVIEW MEETINGS; • SUPPORT 85% OF INSTITUTIONS WITH MATERNITY BEDS TO IMPLEMENT THE 10 RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE THIRD ‘SAVING MOTHERS’ REPORT.

  19. 8.NDOH BUDGET FOR 2007/08-2009/10

  20. 9. CONCLUSION • NATIONAL DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH IS COMMITTED TO IMPLEMENTING THE PRIORITIES AND ACHIEVING THE OBJECTIVES AND TARGETS OUTLINED IN ITS STRATEGIC PLAN 2007/08-2009/10; • CHANGES IN THE SOCIAL CONTEXTS IN WHICH OUR PEOPLE LIVE AND ADEQUATE RESOURCE AVAILABILITY FOR THE HEALTH SYSTEM (HUMAN RESOURCES & FINANCES) ARE KEY TO THE SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS PLAN; • CONTINUOUS DISCUSSIONS WILL BE PURSUED WITH NATIONAL TREASURY TO ENSURE THAT ADEQUATE RESOURCES ARE MADE AVAILABLE TO THE HEALTH SECTOR; • STRENGTHENING INTERSECTORAL COLLABORATION ACROSS GOVERNMENT AND WITH KEY STAKEHOLDERS ARE CRUCIAL.

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