ACTIVITIES

A.1: European Health Survey (EHES)

A.1.1. Study design and methodology

A.1.2. Coordination meetings with Norwegian partners in Bucharest
A 1.3. Sample design & EHES translation, standardized tools & initial training

A 1.4. Expert development of methodological options

A 1.5. Consultancy for the elaboration of tender documents
A 1.6. Two consensus workshops to agree on the implementation of EHES

A 1.7. Implementing EHES for ADULTS
A 1.8. Implementation of EHES for CHILDREN
A 1.9. Database development
A 1.10. Database validation
A 1.11. Data analysis
A 1.12. Elaboration of the report for the study in adults
A 1.13 Elaboration of the report for the study in children
A 1.14. Printing the report for the adult study
A 1.15. Printing the report for the study in children

A.2: Community Health Needs Assessment & County Health Profile

A 2.1. Study design & health profile of the county

A 2.2. Coordination meetings with Norwegian partners: one in Bucharest (3 people from Norway) and two in Oslo (2 people from RO per visit)
A 2.3 Organizing meetings (catering, transport)
A 2.4. Experts selected for: contribution to the methodology, conducting 20 interviews in 84 communities, validation of the database, contribution to the study report
A 2.5. Data analysis
A 2.6. Elaboration of the study report
A 2.7. IT software solution for the health profile of the county
A 2.8. IT hardware solution for the health profile of the county
A 2.9 Piloting the health profile of the county – 1 county
A 2.10. Printing the health needs assessment study report

A 3: Feasibility study for the creation of the register of causes of death

A 3.1. Development of the register methodology
A 3.2. Working sessions with Norwegian partners in Oslo
A 3.3 Organization of meetings (catering, transport)
A 3.4. Piloting in a county the research study for the model of registration of causes of death and production of the study report
A 3.5. Dissemination workshops for end users and network coordinators

A 4: Development of an integrated model of services at community level

A 4.1. Literature analysis (case study report)

A 4.2. Coordination meeting with international partners in Bucharest
A 4.3. Exchanges of experience with Norwegian partners for coordination teams
A 4.4 Exchange of experience with Romanian partners for Norwegian partners and WHO
A 4.5 Organizing visits by Norwegian and WHO partners to Community Health Canters in Romania
A 4.6 Organizing meetings (catering, transport) in Norway
A 4.7 Policy dialogue

A 4.8 Development of guidelines (community care, mother and child, monitoring and prevention of non-communicable diseases)

A 4.9 Development of collaboration protocols at local level

A 4.10 The selected experts will contribute to: development of guides, development of protocols
A 4.11 Consensus Workshop

A 4.12. Guidelines printing

A 5 : Instruments for Family Doctors Developing/adjusting/updating existing guidelines (prevention guideline for prenatal care, rickets, iron deficiency anaemia)

A 5.1. expand/extend/ upgrade/ complete child health section of the prevention guideline with chapters addressing selected mother and child health issues
A 5.2. Selected experts to: contribute to the prevention guideline for mother/children
A 5.3. Consensus workshop
A 5.4. Travel of experts
A 5.5. Disseminating/piloting/adjustment of upgraded toolkit in current PREVENT network (IT solution)
A 5.6. Four Regional meetings for PHC professionals in initial PREVENT network
A 5.7. Travel of experts
A 5.8 Consumables
A 5.9 EMC Accreditation course
A 5.10 Guideline printing
A 5.11 Dissemination conference

A 6: Developing the curricula, educational and training material (manuals, handbooks, e-learning lesson) as part of the YSRHL Model

A 6.1. Expand /extend / upgrade/ complete prevention guideline for YSRHL model
A 6.2. Consensus workshop
A 6.3. Guideline printing
A 6.4. Dissemination conference

A 7: Developing/upgrading the existing clinical prevention guideline and tools with new modules, expanding the guideline and PREVENT IT

A 7.1. Upgrade and development of guideline with additional preventive interventions for high risk group and extended risk management interventions.
A 7.2. Selected experts to: contribute to the prevention guidelines for adults
A 7.3. Upgrading PREVENT IT solution with new modules and licensing on all PREVENT platform users. Ensure the compatibility with all FD IT applications.
A 7.4. Work meetings
A 7.5 Travel of experts
A 7.6 Course accreditation (CME credits)
A 7.7 Piloting and adjustment of extended PREVENT IT solution
A 7.8 Travels of experts
A 7.9 Consumables
A 7.10 Selected experts to add e-learning program for FDs with new topics
A 7.11 CME accreditation fees

A 8: Development of community care monitoring instruments

A 8.1. literature review (case studies reports)

A 8.2. Workshop for case studies presentation
A 8.3. Community care handbook development

A 8.4. standardised recording forms development
A 8.5. Selected experts to: contribute to literature review, handbook development, standardized recording forms
A 8.6. Consensus workshop
A 8.7. Community care handbook printing
A 8.8. Standardised recording forms printing

A 9: Develop a methodology to evaluate the impact of health education and health promotion campaigns in the communities and schools

A 9.1. Literature review (examples of health promotion campaigns evaluated)
A 9.2. Identification & transfer of good practice examples for health promotion interventions
A 9.3. Methodology development
A 9.4 Selected experts to contribute to literature review and methodology
A 9.5. Consensus workshop
A 9.6. Evaluation of 2 campaigns
A 9.7. Selected experts to elaborate evaluation report

A 10: Develop a training curricula to improve the skills of community nurses in schools for an e-learning platform

A 10.1. Training needs assessment
A 10.2. Consensus workshop
A 10.3. Handbook development
A 10.4. Handbook printing

A 11: Design and implement at national level the health promotion campaign materials for adults

A 11.1. Multiplication &distribution of previous health promotion materials (from RO 19.03 and RO 19.04)
A 11.2. Designing the concept of new health promotion materials (e.g. reproductive health, personal hygiene, domestic accidents, smoking, alcohol)
A 11.3. Selected experts to contribute to the new health promotion materials
A 11.4. Norway experts to contribute to the new health promotion materials based on Norwegian experience
A 11.5 Two focus Groups to identify the effective health promotion materials in communities

A 11.6. Producing the health promotion materials
A 11.7. Multiplication &distribution of new health promotion materials
A 11.8. Organizing health promotion campaigns at community level by selected experts

A 12: Design and implement at national level the health promotion campaigns for mother and children health

A 12.1. Designing the concept of new health promotion materials
A 12.2. Two focus Groups to identify the effective health promotion materials in communities
A 12.3. Contributing to the production of the health promotion materials
A 12.4. Printing/multiplication & distribution of new health promotion materials
A 12.5. Organizing health promotion campaigns at community level

A 13: Instruments for volunteer educators

A 13.1. Volunteer hand-book and Educational materials for volunteers development

A 13.2. Design of educational materials
A 13.3. ToT for District Health Authorities
A 13.4. Training of volunteers
A 13.5. Printing/multiplication &distribution of new health promotion materials
A 13.6. Organizing health promotion campaigns at community level

A 14: Training for District Public Health Directorates professionals and Public Authorities

A 14.1. One national ToT for DPHD professionals (international trainers)
A 14.2. Training materials development
A 14.3 International experts travel expenses
A 14.4 Three regional ToTs for DPHD professionals (including brief interventions for alcohol, smoking, nutrition and physical activity)
A 14.5 Training materials development
A 14.6 Experts travels
A 14.7. Two regional Training sessions at local level for public authorities
A 14.8. Training materials development
A 14.9 Selected experts to participate in the regional ToTs for public authorities
A 14.10 Travel of experts
A 14.11. Experience sharing with the Norway partners for 14 mayors
A 14.12 Organization of the visit (catering, transport) in Norway
A 14.13 CME accreditation fees
A 14.14 Consumables

A 15: Building the community team: training for family doctors
A 15.1. Developing educational package to support training of FDs offices in target communities
A 15.2 Selected experts: contribute to the educational package
A 15.3. Four enrolment meeting with FDs
A 15.4. Experts travels
A 15.5. Selected experts: training delivery (initial and follow-up)
A 15.6. Sixteen meetings organization
A 15.7 Experts travels
A 15.8 CME accreditation fees( in target communities)
A 15.9 Consumables
A 16: Building the community team: training for community nurses and midwives working in community care network

A 16.1. Three regional trainings, use of AMCMSR.GOV.RO
A 16.2. Three regional trainings, computer skills
A 16.3. Three regional trainings, team building/communication skills
A 16.4. Three regional trainings, first aid
A 16.5. Four Continuous Education Programmes for community nurses in schools
A 16.6. Training experts
A 16.7. Selected experts: training delivery
A 16.8. Experts travels
A 16.9. CME accreditation fees
A 16.10. Development of e-learning platform – elaboration of training modules (brief interventions for alcohol, tobacco, physical activity, nutrition, monitoring main NCDs etc.)
A 16.11. Selected experts: contribution to the e-learning platform
A 16.12 Purchase of e-learning equipment (server)
A 16.13. Maintenance and administration of e learning platform
A 16.14. Administration of the site
A 16.15. Maintenance of the equipment
A 16.16. Anti-virus license
A 16.17. CME accreditation fees
A 16.18. AMCMSR.GOV.RO IT solution upgrade with reporting module
A 16.19. Consumables

A 17: Building the community team: training for health mediators
A 17.1. Three regional trainings, use of AMCMSR.GOV.RO
A 17.2. Three regional trainings, computer skills
A 17.3. Three regional trainings, team building/communication skills
A 17.4. Training experts
A 17.5. Selected experts: training delivery
A 17.6. Travel costs of experts
A 17.7. Consumables
A 17.8. Provide vocational training sessions for Roma health mediators
A 17.9. Selected experts to provide vocational training
A 17.10 Experience sharing with the Norway partners for community teams
A 17.11 Organization of the visit (catering, transport) in Norway and visit organization for Norway partners
A 17.12 CME accreditation fees
A 18: Training for the Central Authorities

A 18.1. One training session for Central Authorities
A 18.2. Training experts
A 18.3. Travel costs of experts
A 18.4 CME accreditation fees for medical staff
A 18.5. Consumables

A 19 Training for the Youth Sexual and Reproductive Health Learning Model

A 19.1. Elaboration of the youth reproductive training modules
A 19.2. Updating the e learning platform
A 19.3. Administration of the site
A 19.4. Maintenance of the equipment
A 19.5. Anti-virus license
A 19.6. Equipment

A 20 Comparative study of payment models for preventive services in Europe

A 20.1. Literature review (case studies report)
A 20.2. Selected experts: contribute to literature review
A 20.3. Access to international electronic library
A 20.4. One international workshop

A 20.5. Three international experts
A 20.6. International experts travel expenses
A 20.7. Study design
A 20.8.Study report
A 20.9. Selected experts: contribute to study design and study report
A 20.10. Study report printing

A 21 Development and adoption of standards for School Cabinets establishment

A 21.1. Policy dialogue
A 21.2. Standards development
A 21.3. consensus workshop
A 21.4. Drafting a proposal for standard

A 22 Proposals to improve and strengthen the preventive activity in the Framework Contract of the National Health Insurance Fund and the Ministry of Health

A 22.1. Selected experts: workgroup to draft proposals to change/add the Framework Contract
A 22.2. Three Focus Groups
A 22.3. One national consensus meeting

A 23 PREVENT IT solution and clinical guidelines implemented in 100 FD offices

A 23.1. Enrolment of PHC professionals to implement upgraded clinical services in100 pilot PHC offices and selected health facilities
A 23.2. Equipment and materials to support implementation of recommended intervention in 100 pilot PHC offices (100 risk assessment packages for the 100 family doctors)
A 23.3. Selected experts for Implementation support, individual follow-up and monitoring by local mentor (100 visits )
A 23.4. Selected experts for clinical audit of preventive services implementation
A 23.5. Consumables
A 23.6. Clinical audit report elaboration

A 24 Creating functional structures in schools, according to the existing normative in 7 districts

A 24.1. Endowment of school cabinets

A 25 Creating the capacity for M&E activities at community level

A 25.1. Employment for 32 months project coordinator from DPHD
A 25.2. Employment for 32 months a project coordinating nurse at district level
A 25.3. Employment for 32 months a project coordinating health mediator at district level
A 25.4. Monitoring and evaluating the activity of interdisciplinary local team (168 field visits)
A 25.5. Selected experts for M&E visits
A 25.6. Seven laptops and 7 multifunctional printers for the coordinating teams at DPHD
A 25.7. 75 electronic pads for AMCMSR.GOV.RO use
A 25.8. 84 laptops for community centres, 84 video projectors and 84 multifunctional printer
A 25.9. 84 medical kits
A 25.10. Medical consumables

A 26 Identification of incentives to motivate the participation in screening programs

A 26.1. Literature review (case studies report)
A 26.2. Selected experts for literature review
A 26.3. Consensus Workshop

A 27 Publicity

A 27.1. Kick-off conference
PRESENTATIONS

Press Releases

A 27.2. One dissemination conference
Presentations:

Press Releases:

A 27.3 Participation of Norway and WHO partners at kick-off and final conferences (6 persons x 2 visits)
A 27.4 Project webpage
A 27.5. Final conference
A 27.6. Project flyers + promotional materials

A 27.7. Purchase 39 banners for the Health Community Centres in new localities