SayPro Training of Trainer Manual on Physical Screening Tools

Description

Rationale

The Training of trainer manual on physical screening tools was designed to support the trainers for delivering the training to health staff. SayPro reviews it according to the evolution of context and needs changing. For instance, the COVID-19 outbreak impacted the organizing of training in terms of objective, venues, duration, methodologies, and training materials.

Objective of the Consulting

· To identify suggestions and feedbacks on training provision in terms of objectives, duration, methodologies, and training materials.

· To collect good practices and lessons learned on training methodologies and materials of the training manual.

· To propose the revision of training manuals, including methodologies and materials, and consult with HI and key partners (National Pediatric Hospital and National Maternal and Child Health Center) to identify the best options.

· To review the training manual based on the analytical data and share it with HI and key partners for finalization.

Proposed Methodology

Qualitative methods will be used in the consultancy. Face-to-face or online data collection should be conducted according to target groups. The methods of data collection are proposed as the following:

· Desk-based review. All training reports on physical screening tools are recommended to review.

· Focus group discussions with trainees should be conducted to identify suggestions and feedbacks on training provision.

· Key Information interview (KII) with trainers to collect good practices and lessons learned on training methodologies and materials of the training manual.

· Consultative meeting with key partners (National Pediatric Hospital and National Maternal and Child Health Center) to identify the best options.

· Ethic: Ensures and respects: protection & safety of participants & teams; participants’ referral, or at least basic support to ensuring adequate support in case of problems; informed consent of participants involving the duty to inform; data and information confidentiality; data valorization; expertise and comprehensive approach