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  • HRD IN RESPOND TO AIDS, TB, MALARIA AND MDGs IN VIETNAM

  • VIETNAM: GENERAL INFORMATION,2005Area:332 000 km2Pop:82 millionsGDP: 560 US$ LEB:71.3 yrsTotal fertility rate: 2.3IMR:18/1000 lbsMMR: 85/100,000 lbs

  • GENERAL INFORMATION ( cont.) To achieve Millennium Development Goals, HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria are priorities health problem

  • HIV/AIDS PREVELENCEResource: Vietnam Health Statistics, 2005

  • TB PREVELENCEResource: Vietnam Health Statistics, 2005 - Morbidity rate: 192/100,000 - Mortality rate: 26/100.000

  • MALARIA MORBILITY RATE PER 100.000 POPULATIONSResource: Vietnam Health Statistics, 2005

  • MALARIA MORTALITY RATEResource: Vietnam Health Statistics, 2005

  • NATIONAL OBJECTIVES FOR HIV/AIDS; TB, MALARIA TO 2010

  • SYSTEM OF HIV, TB AND MALARIAMINISTRY OF HEALTHPROVINCIAL HEALTH OFFICEDISTRICT HEALTH OFFICE

    - NIHE/ Communicable disease hospital- TB Hospital- Malaria Institute

    - Provincial HIV Control Center/ GPH- Provincial TB Control Center/PTBH- Provincial Malaria Control center/GPH

    District Preventive CenterDistrict Hospital

    Commune Health Center : Direct management: Provide technical

  • HUMAN RESOURCE FOR HEALTH

  • HRH from 2001-2005Resource: Vietnam Health Statistics, 2005

  • MANPOWER DISTRIBUTION BY LEVEL

  • CATEGORIES OF HRH IN VIETNAM

  • DOCTOR5.6 doctors/10,000 pop. It is lower than Asian countries

    Chart1

    27.8

    21.9

    20.2

    18

    16.4

    14

    11.5

    9.9

    6.8

    6.1

    5.6

    2.9

    1.3

    BS/10.000 dn

    Sheet1

    NcBS/10.000 dnDn s nm 1999 (triu)

    Mongolia27.82.6

    New Zealand21.93.8

    Nht Bn20.2126.5

    Hn Quc18.046.5

    Trung Quc16.41,273.6

    Singapore14.03.5

    Philippines11.574.5

    Brunei9.90.3

    Malaysia6.821.8

    Lo6.15.3

    Vit Nam5.678.7

    Thi Lan2.960.8

    Indonesia1.3209.3

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    BS/10.000 dn

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  • PHARMACISTVietnam needs more than 2.000 pharm.in order to achieve 1 pharm./10,0000 pop.)0.76 Pharm./10.000 pop. It is the lowest in comparison with Asian countries

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    21.8

    14.5

    14.5

    11.3

    10.2

    10

    7.8

    7.5

    6.9

    6.9

    6.7

    6.2

    3.4

    0.75

    0.45

    DS/10.000 dn

    Sheet1

    NcBS/10.000 dnDn s nm 1999 (triu)

    Mongolia27.82.6

    New Zealand21.93.8

    Nht Bn20.2126.5

    Hn Quc18.046.5

    Trung Quc16.41,273.6

    Singapore14.03.5

    Philippines11.574.5

    Brunei9.90.3

    Malaysia6.821.8

    Lo6.15.3

    Vit Nam5.678.7

    Thi Lan2.960.8

    Indonesia1.3209.3

    NcDS/10.000 dn

    Monaco21.8

    B14.5

    Phn Lan14.5

    TBNha11.3

    10.2

    Php10

    Ai-len7.8

    BNha7.5

    Luxbourg6.9

    Hy Lp6.9

    Thy in6.7

    Thy S6.2

    Pakistan3.4

    Vit Nam0.75

    Sri Lanka0.45

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    BS/10.000 dn

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    DS/10.000 dn

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  • NURSE/DOCTOR

    Chart3

    5.6

    4.1

    3.9

    3.7

    2.8

    2.3

    1.8

    1.5

    1.3

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    0.8

    Y t/Bs

    Sheet1

    NcBS/10.000 dnDn s nm 1999 (triu)

    Mongolia27.82.6

    New Zealand21.93.8

    Nht Bn20.2126.5

    Hn Quc18.046.5

    Trung Quc16.41,273.6

    Singapore14.03.5

    Philippines11.574.5

    Brunei9.90.3

    Malaysia6.821.8

    Lo6.15.3

    Vit Nam5.678.7

    Thi Lan2.960.8

    Indonesia1.3209.3

    NcDS/10.000 dn

    Monaco21.8

    B14.5

    Phn Lan14.5

    TBNha11.3

    10.2

    Php10

    Ai-len7.8

    BNha7.5

    Luxbourg6.9

    Hy Lp6.9

    Thy in6.7

    Thy S6.2

    Pakistan3.4

    Vit Nam0.75

    Sri Lanka0.45

    NcY t/Bs

    Indonesia5.6

    Thi Lan4.1

    Philippines3.9

    Malaysia3.7

    Singapore2.8

    Campuchia2.3

    Hn Quc1.8

    Myanmar1.5

    Vit Nam1.3

    Nepal1

    Trung Quc0.8

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    BS/10.000 dn

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    DS/10.000 dn

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    Y t/Bs

  • NATIONAL OBJECTIVES FOR HRH to 2010 and 2020

  • HUMAN RESOURCE FOR HIV/AIDSCentral level:- HIV/AIDS Control and Prevention Department, MOH (2005) with 40 staffs;4 institutions with 550 staffsProvincial level: Provincial HIV/AIDS ControlCenters (43/64 provinces): 435 specialized; 752 not specialized)District level: 1,646 (388 specialized; 1,258 not specialized)Commune level: 11,284HR in local level is less specialized and qualified

  • HUMAN RESOURCE FOR TBAt central TB hospital: 3 TB hospitals with 750 staffsAt provincial TB hospital: 29 hospital with 3234 staffs Shortage of health workers. At local level: not specializedDifficulty of recruit

  • HRH IN MALARIAAt Central level: 430 persons( 3 Malaria and Parasitic Institute)At provincial level: 1,130 in Provincial Malaria Control Center (26 provinces)/ Malaria division in Provincial Preventive Center (38 provinces)District level: 4 persons/ district preventive centerCommune: 1 person/ commune health center

  • CHALLENGES

    The Health system has been reorganized: Set up HIV/AIDS Preventive and Control Center in the all provinces (64 provinces) Increasing number of HIV/AIDS, and TBShortage of health workers Increasing workloadHealth workers at local level not specialized, qualifiedMal- distribution/ Inner Brain drain/ from rural to urbanTraining models do not match the changing of pattern of diseasesPoor management and supervision HRInvestment for health is still limited.

  • ACTIONSReorganization health care systemIncreasing capacity of health training institutionsInnovation of education and training programUpgrading technical capabilities for local health facilities; providing the continuous training for health workersPolicy on HRD in remote areas: training for local people for specific locality according to their needs and requirementIncentives for health workers to serve in rural areasHR information systemInvestment more for health

  • MALARIA PREVALENCEResource: Vietnam Health Statistics, 2005