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132 Margherita Terranova, Valeska Padovese, Aldo Morrone2. Specified objectivesAs described in the Project Proposal (PP), the specific objectives of the researchare:• To train health workers (nurses, lab technicians, health officers) on dermatologicaldiseases, STI and systemic illnesses with skin manifestations• To improve the diagnostic capacity of laboratories in health facilities ofthree weredas.• To improve therapeutic capacity of health facilities in three weredas.• To improve documentation and record keeping system of health facilitiesin three weredas.• To conduct supportive supervision in the above health facilities.• Early detections of systemic illnesses through the skin manifestations• To compare the impact of the above interventions with health facilities inthree control weredas.This objectives will be the result of our OR to be reached according to the scheduledactivities during the two years duration of the proposal. Specified objectivesof the project were planned in different aim rely on quarter of 2 years startingfrom October 2005 until the end of the work foreseen for September 2007. Inthe following table (Tab.1) this Program Action Plan (PAP) is reported.Tab.1 Planned chronogram by quarter for two years project duration
8. Operational research in tigray region 1333. ResultsDuring the one-year activity, the bases for all the established purpose of theOR were realized.The following objectives of the PP were reached and details as well as relatedmethodology are described in the issue 4:• Improved diagnostic and therapeutic capacity of health facilities in threeweredas was permitted performing training course of 12 health workers(nurses, lab technicians, health officers), working in the local HC, on dermatologicaldiseases, STI and systemic illnesses with skin manifestations.• Documentation and record keeping system on health facilities in threeweredas about data of dermatological cases were started thanks to distributionof a card for the “Report of Medical History”. The Health Workersof the intervention weredas have been instructed during the practicumtraining on how to collect data. The card’s copies have been distributed tothe Health Centres at the end of the training and again after first supervision.• Supportive supervision in the selected health facilities was conducted duringthe months of July and August.• Data analysis regarding baseline survey of selected weredas compared withcontrol weredas was performed. It represents the base for next evaluationabout the impact of the interventions in the selected weredas comparedwith control weredas.4. Carried out activities, methology and meansAccording to the PAP, The Italian Dermatological Center (IDC), placed inAyder Hospital in Mekele, was established as Dermatology and STIs centerrepresenting the base for the training activities as well as the referral center inMekele for complex clinical cases.The Project Management Unit (PMU) of the “Italian contribution to HS-DP” during this year has provided purchasing (in local suppliers of AddisAbeba and Mekele), of medical equipment, instruments and drugs for clinicaland laboratory activities of the IDC and the three weredas study. Thecomplete list of medical supplies and the related costs are reported on the issue4.1 and 4.3.For logistic and administrative duty of research activities, a local office has
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