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Dao Nguyen, Pharmacist Supply Chain Management System

Leveraging Resources to Work Together to Provide Care and Treatment for Children Living with HIV/AIDS in Vietnam. Dao Nguyen, Pharmacist Supply Chain Management System. 2008 HIV/AIDS Implementer’s Meeting Kampala, Uganda 4 June 2008. Authors:.

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Dao Nguyen, Pharmacist Supply Chain Management System

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  1. Leveraging Resources to Work Together to Provide Care and Treatment for Children Living with HIV/AIDS in Vietnam Dao Nguyen, Pharmacist Supply Chain Management System 2008 HIV/AIDS Implementer’s Meeting Kampala, Uganda 4 June 2008

  2. Authors: • Grace Hafner ¹, David Kuhl ¹, Andrew Barraclough ¹, Dao Nguyen ¹, Thuy Nguyen ¹ • Troy Martin ², Oanh Martin ², • Kinh Nguyen ³, Nhan Do ³ • Binh Nguyen, U.S. Centers for Disease Control • Lisa Cosimi, Contractor working with PEPFAR Vietnam team. • ¹ Supply Chain Management System (SCMS) • ² Clinton Foundation HIV/AIDS Initiative (CHAI) • ³ Vietnam Administration for HIV/AIDS Control (VAAC)

  3. Presentation Outlines •  Needs for Pediatric ARV program in Vietnam •  Responses •  Results •  Lessons learned •  Implementation insights

  4. Need for Pediatric ARV Program in Vietnam •  2,000 pediatric cases identified • Lack of available technical assistance • Lack of local capacity • Procurement issues •  A goal to treat 1,000 children by Dec 2007

  5. The Response •  Coordinated approach, led by VAAC •  Care and Treatment Committee • VAAC, CDC, SCMS and CHAI • Joint quantification/procurement plan • Joint Technical Assistance (TA) plan •  Drug Management Information System (DMIS)

  6. Pediatric Clinic Model in Vietnam Coordination Drugs supply Capacity building Technical Assistance Reporting Capacity Building Technical Assistance Drugs supply Technical Assistance

  7. Results – Site Expansion • There are 18 pediatric clinics in 6 PEPFAR provinces by Dec 2007 • There are also 10 pediatric clinics at 10 non focused provinces.

  8. Results (cont’d) – Patient Scaling-up

  9. Results (cont’d) – Shared InvestmentUnit: USD

  10. Lessons Learned •  Coordinated donors met • Funding • Quantification / Procurement •  Coordinated services for pediatric • Capacity building • Technical Assistance • Training for health workers •  Coordinated throughout country to carry out ART implementation at pediatric clinics

  11. Implementation Insights • Improving coordination among different organizations was the biggest solution • Better to have a formal written plan and agreement, with roles and responsibilities Thank You!

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