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Quality Improvement Training



At the heart of the COPMOD program is iterative system improvement. Through nonstop refinement of existing care processes, it is possible to enhance the quality of care provided at all levels of the healthcare system. It is imperative to ensure our healthcare system becomes a learning entity since improvement and learning are but two sides of the same coin. When a culture of continuous learning takes root, the data facilities generate serves as a tool for perpetual improvement.

To that end, the COPMOD concepts cascading training delivered for our Coaches, Hubs and Spokes from Dec 19/22 to Jan 20/23 aimed at augmenting existing system learning approaches. The training was designed such that front line SRH professionals at our affiliated facilities are equipped with the basic tools needed to scope, measure, analyze and improve key care processes. The following are some of the critical tools and concepts introduced during the induction training:

1.SIPOC- Scoping tool
2.Process Mapping
3.Kaizen- lean tool
4.Process Cycle Efficiency Measurement tool
5.Voice of the Customer Analysis
6.SEIPS model
7.Person Centered Care model

Upon completion of the training, trainees were then instructed to use the aforementioned improvement tools to measure and design their own improvement projects. They were also required to work as a collaborative network across each Coach-Hub-Spoke setup since most care processes are sure to involve the entire healthcare delivery value chain.

The training paved the way for continuous close partnership between participating facilities and stimulated our hubs and spokes to incorporate improvement concepts as central themes of their core clinical activities.


   
Image One                Implementation follow-up committee TOT training
16-01-2024

As one of the beginning core activities for the effective implementation of the COPMOD project, training of the trainer (TOT) was given for the selected coach COPMOD implementation follow up core team (IFCT) members from coach hospitals. Seven key pa


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Image One                Hub QI Training
16-01-2024

A four-day cascading training was conducted from January 12 to 15, 2023, in Addis Ababa with the objective of introducing COPMOD concept to representatives from hub facilities in the Afar, Amhara and Oromia regional cohorts and equip these profession


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Image One                Spoke Training at Afar Cohort
16-01-2024

A team from ACSIS embarked on a transformative journey to the Afar region, with the noble objective of imparting comprehensive knowledge on the COPDMOD project's theoretical concepts and practical implementation tools to spoke centers. The training w


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Image One                Spoke training at Amhara 1 cohort
16-01-2024

With the objectives of cascading COPMOD concept, training was conducted from February 1 – 4 2023 G.C. to spoke facilities in Debrebirhan. 44 professionals participated from three hubs and sixteen spoke facilities. Participants ranged from specialists


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Image One                Spoke training at Amhara 2 cohort
16-01-2024

The COPMOD concepts and tools cascading training is the fundamental method utilized to disseminate the idea behind our COPMOD program to our hubs and spokes. The training has previously been given to selected SRH staff and hospital leadership as part


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Image One                Spoke training at Oromia 2 cohort
16-01-2024

ACSIS Team led by Dr. Ishmael Shemsedin and Oromia region program coordinators, Dr. Bontu Abera and Dr. Abayneh Kedir, held a three day training (from February 6-8, 2023) at Bole Damat hotel Addis Ababa for hubs and spokes under Abebech Gobena hospit


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Image One                Spoke Training at Oromia 1 cohort
16-01-2024

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