PPT ON TRAINING AND SUPERVISION OF VARIOUS CATEGORIES OF HEALTH WORKER
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Training and
supervision of
various categories
of health workers
Presented By,
TanmoyDas,
M.Sc(N),2nd
Sem.RollNo-14COMMUNIY HEALTH NURSING
INTRODUCTION
Trainingisteaching, or developing in oneself
or others, anyskillsandknowledge
Supervision is the act or function of overseeing
something or somebody
OBJECTIVES
•Increase Motivation and Engagement.
•Quick learning.
•Higher productivity.
•Standardization of procedures.
•Less supervision.
•Economical Operations.
•Higher Morale.
TRAINING OF
AUXILLIARY NURSE
MIDWIVES(ANM)
TRAINING OF
MULTIPURPOSE WORKERS
TRAINING OF
VILLAGE HEALTH GUIDE
VILLAGE HEALTH
GUIDE
TRAINING OF LOCAL DAI
TRAINING OF ASHA
Type of Training
ASHA receive
1.Induction Training
2.Modular Training
3.On-the-Job Training
4.Mobile-Based Training
5.Periodic Refresher
Training
SUPERVISION
the act or function of
overseeing something
or somebody
TECHNIQUES OF SUPERVISION
•Individual and group conference.
•Anecdotal record.
•Supervision of nursing procedure.
•Reassurance.
•Incidental teaching.
•Observation (Check List) and
rating scale.
•WrittenPolicies
CHECKLISTS:-
Technical supervision is best done
with checklists. Each supervisor
should develop a checklist, suited to
the particular needs. A check-list must
contain 2 parts:-
(i) list of activities and skills to be
supervised,
(ii) it must contain space for the
supervisor to make notes.
1.Attendance and
Punctuality
☐Timely arrival for
activities
☐Consistent attendance
2.Documentation ☐Accurate and timely
reports
3.Home Visits ☐Regular visits as
scheduled
☐Protocol adherence
4.Health Education ☐Effective communication
☐Participation in
campaigns
5.Maternal and Child
Health
☐Antenatal and postnatal
care monitoring
☐Immunization tracking
Example, Supervision Checklist for
ASHA Worker
Supervisor”sNote:-
Supervisor s name and designation:-
ROLE OF COMMUNITY HEALTH
NURSES IN SUPERVISION
•Personnel
•Community
•Administration
•Training
•Public Health