International Outreach

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1 International Outreach Catholic Health Alliance of Canada Annual Conference May 1-3, 2013 Bruce Compton Senior Director, International Outreach Catholic Health Association 2013 by the Catholic Health Association of the United States

2 International Outreach at CHA Responding to the ministry s call Share information and ideas Increase impact and effectiveness Alleviate human suffering 2013 by the Catholic Health Association of the United States 2

3 International Outreach at CHA Education Research Collaboration Consultation Networking 2013 by the Catholic Health Association of the United States 3

4 Global Health Systems Strengthening Initiative 10 years, 10 countries, 10 million beneficiaries Join us! Catholic Relief Services Supports initiative in the selected countries Coordinates efforts in the U.S. among the partners Catholic Health Association Mobilizes Catholic health care systems in the U.S. Coordinates U.S. response with CRS University of Notre Dame Primary strategic information partner 2013 by the Catholic Health Association of the United States 4

5 International Outreach at CHA Rebuilding St. Francois de Sales in Port-au-Prince 2013 by the Catholic Health Association of the United States 5

6 International Outreach at CHA Rebuilding St. Francois de Sales in Port-au-Prince 2013 by the Catholic Health Association of the United States 6

7 International Outreach at CHA Assisting a faith-based health network with supply chain 2013 by the Catholic Health Association of the United States 7

8 Zambia Governance and Leadership Initiative 2013 by the Catholic Health Association of the United States 8

9 International Outreach at CHA Medical supply and recovery 2013 by the Catholic Health Association of the United States 9

10 Reality of inappropriate donations Surplus that is not requested, of poor quality or cannot be maintained creates considerable hardship for health providers working in challenging conditions by the Catholic Health Association of the United States 10

11 Key Research Question How can CHA and its members work most effectively to alleviate human suffering through responsible medical surplus donation? Desired Outcomes Increase number of hospitals that responsibly collect and redistribute Improve effectiveness of responsible collection and redistribution 2013 by the Catholic Health Association of the United States 11

12 Research Project Overview Research Phases Phase I Research Tracks (2010): Hospital Survey MSRO Site Visits (N = 472 respondents) (N = 9 organizations) Impact Interviews (N = 15 organizations) Understand interest, benefits, and barriers of surplus donation Assess capacity to responsibly serve hospital donors Interview recipients to understand impact of donations Phase II Research Tracks (2012): Hospital Site Visits MSRO Site Visits (N = 50 interviews) (N = 3 organizations) Hospital & MSRO Surveys (N =21 respondents) Assess current hospital surplus donation programs Understand how hospitals can enable MSRO operations Validate and prioritize surplus donation leading practices 2013 by the Catholic Health Association of the United States 12

13 Quality Gaps in Donations 9 out of 10 members donate supplies due to expiration 6 out of 10 donate broken equipment Members want to improve beneficiary impact and reporting currently less than one-half track or monitor donations Only 8% work with a high-quality surplus recovery organization Source: Tables 1g, 1h 2013 by the Catholic Health Association of the United States 13

14 MSRO Industry Capacity Limited MSRO Capacity Operational Constraints 2013 by the Catholic Health Association of the United States 14

15 Key Drivers of MSRO Capability & Impact CHA assessed capabilities required for MSROs to effectively collect medical surplus from hospitals and redistribute it to save lives. Our findings highlight nine key drivers: 2013 by the Catholic Health Association of the United States 15

16 A Roadmap for the Ministry Increase member participation in effective donation of surplus Help members improve and expand current donation efforts Support member collaboration with MSROs and health aid organizations Improve Current Programs Encourage New Programs Network Programs Vibrant Community Create a community and forum for CHA members to provide input, share knowledge and experiences, obtain education and develop collaborations Valuable Resource Passionate Voice Provide valuable resources including education, tools and member project support Proactively communicate with and engage stakeholders to share, learn, access resources, innovate and build collaborations that enrich members ability to achieve international outreach goals Create Collaboration and Innovation Platform 2013 by the Catholic Health Association of the United States 16

17 Relationships, Resources, Introductions 2013 by the Catholic Health Association of the United States 17

18 International Outreach at CHA Responding to the ministry s call Share information and ideas Increase impact and effectiveness Alleviate human suffering 2013 by the Catholic Health Association of the United States 18

19 Here to serve Catholic Health Care Thank you! by the Catholic Health Association of the United States 19