Cluster
CLHEA
Health
Cluster Objectives
CO1
Ensure the availability of acceptable and quality essential healthcare services to vulnerable communities in oPt
CO2
Strengthen the healthcare system's capacity to respond to emergencies and build community resilience to cope with the impact of current and future crises
CO3
Advocate for unhindered and equitable access to healthcare and protection of the right to health for all, including the most vulnerable in oPt
Cluster Activities
CA1
Provide L2 PHC health care and specialized services using mobile clinics, including consultations, supply of drugs/equipment/ disposables, and prevention and referral of SGBV
CA2
Deliver essential elective surgery, emergency, and trauma care at all levels of the pathway, through life- and limb-saving training, triage and injury protocols, deployment of emergency medical teams, timely data, and multidisciplinary rehabilitation
CA3
Provide essential medical supplies (medicines, disposables, blood components, etc) for acutely vulnerable NCD patients and preventive activities at the community level
CA4
Provide access to healthcare and nutrition that prevent excessive maternal and newborn morbidity and mortality by ensuring availability of preconception care, clean and safe delivery, essential newborn care, safe spaces, and emergency obstetric services are available at all times
CA5
Deliver multidisciplinary management of neglected people with disabilities (PwD) including rehabilitation services, psychosocial support and community awareness on disabilities and other cross cutting issues.
CA6
Deliver MHPSS services for moderate and severe cases ensuring inclusion of marginalized people and those exposed to traumatic events through integration of MH into all health facilities, inclusion of child mental health, raising awareness and destigmatization, strengthening referral mechanism, capacity building for healthcare workers and provision of essential psychotropic medicines.
CA7
Enhance surveillance and preparedness within the health sector to better deal with sudden onset events, such as heightened conflict and disease outbreak, through prepositioning of medical supplies, capacity building, enhanced coordination, and communication.
CA8
Support COVID-19 response and management of other outbreak-related communicable diseases focusing on diagnosis, case management,
CA9
Reduce financial barriers to access medical services
CA10
Document and monitor barriers to healthcare services access, including for patients, companions and health workers requiring permits to reach essential healthcare services, as a basis for evidence-based advocacy.
CA11
Document and monitor availability of key health care resources and attacks on healthcare as a basis for prevention efforts and evidence-based advocacy