Background: The Ministry of Health (MoH) is championing the rollout of digital health systems to aid a paperless health care eco system. In order to equip health workers with the required skills and knowledge in health informatics, the MoH in collaboration with METS program has established a BUHIC training program to achieve this goal. The MoH has developed the training curriculum, training materials/presentations and training manual to guide the implementation of the BUHIC program.

There is an urgent need to start training health workers in ICT concepts and knowledge as digital health systems are being rolled out. In order to address this need, the MoH has planned to hold a training of trainers (ToT) in the week of 25^th – 29^th January 2020 to train the first bunch of trainers.

Objectives:

1. Orient trainers on the developed curriculum
2. Conduct the ToT on the curriculum modules and course units
3. Document training experiences/challenges/proposed changes on the training curriculum

Objectives of the Post SQA

The overall objective of the Post-SQA follow-up is to ensure provision of quality OVC services that meet both the National MGLSD and PEPFAR expectations while the specific objectives are;

1. Review action plans developed following the 2020 follow-on OVC SQA,
2. Carry-out on-site visits to ascertain progress made in implementation of the SQA action plans,
3. Provide technical support to ensure successful implementation of SQA action plans
4. Work with the respective IP and CSO teams to put in-place mechanisms to ensure implementation of pending actions plan activities
5. Review and assess implementation of action plans following the 2020 OVC Quality Improvement Assessment that was done in all CDC supported OVC Service Provider Organizations,
6. To identify any persisting challenges affecting the quality of OVC services and agree on workable solutions to address the identified challenges.