Key achievements during the first phase
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inhabitants are getting better healthcare in 16 HCs rehabilitated by HAP
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family doctors and nurses are equipped with medical instruments for head-to-toe examination
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community members have attended health promotion activities
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HC managers have been trained on managerial issues
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have been involved in Continuous Education activities supported by HAP
News&Activities
The designing of the social worker profile in PHC
The integration of social services into Primary Health Care necessitated the inclusion of social work professionals on the interdisciplinary team and in the delivery of social-health services. HAP supported the designing of the social worker profile in primary health care in response to the request of the Ministry of Health and Social Protection. The document […]
Family medicine teams trained in geriatric care
In March 2022, HAP published the “Medical care for the elderly in primary healthcare” manual, following approval by the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, as a means of reference in the daily work of family doctors and family nurses for the provision of health care to elderly patients. For the purpose of training health […]
NCD protocols introduced at the International Family Medicine Conference
On 10 and 11 November 2022, the 7th International Family Medicine Conference was held in Pristina, attended by primary health care professionals from countries in the region. HAP supported the attendance in the conference of Adriana Banaj, MD (Patos HC) and Kledian Deda, MD (Frakull HC) who shared with peers their experiences with the use […]
Protocol implementation monitoring
The up-to-date protocols on the treatment of the 5 most common non-communicable diseases in PHC, approved by the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, have started to be implemented in all health center of Dibra and Fier regions. In order to ensure the monitoring of their implementation, based on the indicators foreseen under each protocol, […]
Publications
Clinical guidelines and protocols
HAP has supported the revision of clinical protocols and guidelines for the five most common non-communicable diseases encountered in primary health care, namely: hypertension, diabetes mellitus type II, dyslipidemias, asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary syndrome (COPD). For each clinical protocol, a corresponding training manual has been drafted that can be used in Continuous Education activities [...]