Supervision means to oversee work
carried out by employee,
staff etc. in a department of state or a private body.
Supportive
supervision is kept in mind while planning the visits. Plans are made keeping in mind the following factors
- Poor work of some centres
- Norms and guidelines for the newcomers.
- Gaps from ICTC to ART, STI & RNTCP.
- Burden of work.
- Stock Position.
The report from
every centre regarding the above said works are considered every centre and
then accordingly the visits are planned.
DAPCU staff keeps in mind while
undertaking supervision that it should provide supportive supervision and try
to build up a team which work and the better results are achieved.
Some Dos and Don'ts we keep in mind during our supportive supervisory visits are listed below
DOs
- Check the centres
- In case of vacant post send information to PSACS
- Send information of training status to PSACS regarding all centres of District Amritsar.
- Guide new appointed persons for job responsibilities
- Support the all newcomers and guide all persons positively
- They should give training timely to all new appointed employees
- Give the chance to all members to share views and give suggestions
- Give all the information which is required to give to PSACS by DAPCU and all other centres timely
- Team work and co-ordination.
- Motivate all the members to have patience.
- Maintain discipline.
- Do not shirk responsibilities and do the work assigned and do not pass it to others.
- Out of district patients should be properly guided.
- Guide the rural people who are HIV +ve thoroughly and counsel.
- Guide the HIV +ve people about DIC which tell them about legal formalities for marriage, Property and Child discrimination in schools.
- Guide the TIs for new hot-spot areas of HRGs.\
- Guide HIV +ve people for free treatment at ART centre
- Provide help to HIV +ve pregnant women for institutional delivery where doctor refuses.
Don'ts
- Don’t let the faith shaken
- Don't over burden
- Don’t share data with other facilities without permission of PSACS.
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