Skills

  • Medical laboratory services
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Experience

Ogbaji Michael

Work experience
  • 1. Monitoring Client Engagement: Track and assess the participation of individuals in public health programs, particularly those related to HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment, and care.
  • 2. Developing Retention Strategies: Design and implement strategies to keep patients in care, such as regular follow-ups, education, and creating supportive community networks.
  • 3. Outreach and Follow-up: Conduct regular phone calls, home visits, or text messages to ensure individuals attend scheduled appointments or adhere to their treatment plans.
  • 4. Counseling and Support: Provide counseling services to help individuals address barriers to retention, such as stigma, mental health issues, financial constraints, or lack of family support.
  • 5. Data Collection and Reporting: Collect and analyze data on patient retention rates, drop-out reasons, and treatment adherence. Ensure that the data is accurately recorded and reported for program evaluation.
  • 6. Coordination with Health Care Providers: Work closely with healthcare providers to understand the medical and emotional needs of individuals. Coordinate with other staff, such as social workers and nurses, to ensure holistic care.
  • 7. Educational Workshops and Trainings: Organize workshops to inform clients about the importance of staying in treatment and the benefits of long-term care.
  • 8. Addressing Barriers to Retention: Identify common barriers to retention and work with the community or health facility to develop solutions. This could include transport assistance, financial support, or addressing language and literacy issues.
  • 9. Advocacy and Awareness Campaigns: Promote public health awareness through community outreach, using various media channels and community leaders to encourage retention and reduce stigma.
  • 10. Creating a Supportive Environment: Foster a welcoming and non-judgmental environment at health centers where clients feel valued and supported, increasing their likelihood of staying in care.