July 11th, 2024 – As part of the Inclusion 1 project, an Eperience Sharing Workshop on providing services for peoples with disabilities is organized by the Medical Committee Netherlands – Vietnam (MCNV), bringing together nearly 100 delegates.
MCNV Country Director, Mr.Pham Dung speaks at the event.
The participants were delegates from the Center for Initiatives in Health and Population (CCIHP); project implementing partners from the AAI Alliance (RCI, ACDC, VNHIP, Thien Nhan Rehabilitation Center, RENEW), MCNV, representatives from provincial Departments of Health, expert consultants, hospitals and health centers with staff directly involved in service provision from the 3 project provinces Quang Tri, Thua Thien – Hue, and Quang Nam.
The workshop agenda focused on sharing results: Presentation of achievements from Inclusion 1 Phase 2a, along with the target indicator and action plan for Phase 2B, experience sharing and discussion on improving the quality of service delivery in the following areas:
o Home-based rehabilitation services
o Home-based care services
o Provision of prostheses, orthoses and assistive devices
o Implementation of multidisciplinary team rehabilitation models at healthcare facilities.
Mr.Tran Hung Minh, Deputy Director of CCIHP, Chief of Inclusion 1 Project, speaks at the event
The discussions were facilitated by Mr. Pham Dung (MPH, MD), Country Director of MCNV Vietnam and Ms. Tran Thu Thuy, Deputy Director of Inclusion 1 Project – MCNV.
Inclusion 1 Project funded by the United States Agency for International Development, owned by the National Action Centre for Toxic Chemicals and Environmental Treatment (NACCET), managed by the Center of Creative Initiatives in Health and Population. The Medical Committee Netherlands – Vietnam (MCNV) is one of the implementing partners.
The workshop was a platform for the project stakeholders to deliver insightful presentations on the operation and results of the Inclusion 1 project and discussed the suggestion for improvement in providing quality services to persons with disabilities./.
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