REVIEW REPORT on Tokelau's Clinical Health Services and Patient

REVIEW REPORT on Tokelau's Clinical Health Services and Patient

REVIEW REPORT on Tokelau’s Clinical Health Services and Patient Referrals Scheme Prepared by: Tracie Mafile’o, Sunia Foliaki, Tanya Koro, Helen Leslie*, Michelle Redman- MacLaren, Caryn West, Matthew Roskrudge November 2019 *Helen Leslie contributed to the review report as a review team member up until July 2019 Table of Contents LIST OF FIGURES ..............................................................................................................................................III LIST OF TABLES ...............................................................................................................................................III ACRONYMS .................................................................................................................................................... IV GLOSSARY ...................................................................................................................................................... IV ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ................................................................................................................................... V EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ................................................................................................................................... VI PURPOSE .............................................................................................................................................................. VI APPROACH ............................................................................................................................................................ VII FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS .......................................................................................................................... VII CLINICAL HEALTH SERVICES ..................................................................................................................................... VIII HEALTH FINANCING ................................................................................................................................................. X NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES (NCDS) .................................................................................................................... XI TOKELAU PATIENT REFERRAL SCHEME (TPRS) .............................................................................................................. XI IMPLEMENTATION OF THE REVIEW ............................................................................................................................. XII PURPOSE OF THE REVIEW ................................................................................................................................ 1 HEALTH FROM A TOKELAU PERSPECTIVE ......................................................................................................... 1 TOKELAU ENVIRONMENT .......................................................................................................................................... 2 POPULATION AND GOVERNANCE ................................................................................................................................ 2 SPIRITUALITY AND BELIEFS ......................................................................................................................................... 3 WORLDVIEW .......................................................................................................................................................... 4 SOCIAL SYSTEMS...................................................................................................................................................... 4 HEALTH STATUS ...................................................................................................................................................... 4 THE WAY THE REVIEW WAS DONE ................................................................................................................... 5 DATA COLLECTION ................................................................................................................................................... 5 Documentary analysis .................................................................................................................................... 7 Interviews ....................................................................................................................................................... 7 Systems Assessment Tool (SAT) with Health Professionals ............................................................................ 8 Community Workshops .................................................................................................................................. 8 ANALYSIS AND REPORTING ........................................................................................................................................ 9 LIMITATIONS OF THE REVIEW ..................................................................................................................................... 9 APPROACH AND STRUCTURE OF THE REPORT................................................................................................ 10 THE FINDINGS OF THE REVIEW ...................................................................................................................... 11 CLINICAL HEALTH SERVICES: AN EXPERIENCE .............................................................................................................. 11 OVERVIEW OF FINDINGS FROM THE SYSTEMS ASSESSMENT TOOL ................................................................................... 11 1. DELIVERY SYSTEM DESIGN .............................................................................................................................. 13 Team structure, function and clinical leadership ......................................................................................... 13 Appointments and scheduling ...................................................................................................................... 20 Care planning, follow up and continuity of care .......................................................................................... 20 Client access and cultural competence ........................................................................................................ 21 Physical infrastructure – facilities, medical equipment and pharmaceuticals ............................................. 22 2. INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND DECISION SUPPORT ............................................................................................... 25 3. SELF-MANAGEMENT SUPPORT ......................................................................................................................... 27 4. LINKS WITH COMMUNITY, HEALTH SERVICES AND OTHER SERVICES ........................................................................ 28 5. ORGANISATIONAL INFLUENCE AND INTEGRATION ................................................................................................ 29 Organisational commitment ........................................................................................................................ 29 Quality improvement strategies .................................................................................................................. 31 i Integration of health system components ................................................................................................... 32 6. HEALTH FINANCING ...................................................................................................................................... 32 Funding required to deliver adequate levels of health service ..................................................................... 32 Budget impact of the growing incidence of NCDs ........................................................................................ 36 7. NON COMMUNICABLE DISEASES (NCDS) .......................................................................................................... 38 TOKELAU PATIENT REFERRAL SCHEME: AN EXPERIENCE ................................................................................................ 40 8. TPRS RELEVANCE ......................................................................................................................................... 41 9. TPRS EFFECTIVENESS .................................................................................................................................... 43 10. TPRS EFFICIENCY ..................................................................................................................................... 48 The TPRS Expenditure Picture ...................................................................................................................... 49 A pragmatic approach to TPRS efficiency .................................................................................................... 52 11. TPRS IMPACT AND SUSTAINABILITY ............................................................................................................. 53 IMPLEMENTING THE REPORT ......................................................................................................................... 54 REFERENCES CITED AND DOCUMENTS REVIEWED ......................................................................................... 55 APPENDICES..................................................................................................................................................

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