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GRENADA PRESENTATION
Presenter: Tessa Stroude
GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION
Political Context
Tri-island state-Grenada, Carriacou &Petit
Martinique
Extension: 133 sq.miles
Seven Parishes
Westminster style parliamentary democracy –
bicameral legislature
-Elected House of representatives
-Senate appointed
Executive powers: P.M. and Cabinet
Governor General represents H.M. Queen Elizabeth 11
No formal local government institutions
Multi-partite consultative committee
DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS
Growth Rate (2003-2005) 5.8, -3.0, 1.9%
GDP at 2000 constant pricesUS$401mn
Inflation (based on consumer index) 5.8%
Population
106,027
Male
52,028
Female
54,000
Unemployment
18%
- Male
12.4
- Female
26.3
Adult Literacy rate
97.0
Human Development Index (2005)
66th
Social Development
Household composition
- Female headed
Access to water
Safe Water source
Safe Sanitary (human waste)
Collected Waste Disposal
Has Electricity
47.0
98.8
87.0
61.5
97.5
80.9
Investment in Health
GDP per Capita (2001)
US$3,881
National Health Expenditure
as a % of GDP 2006 est.
4.8%
Per Capita Health Expenditure
US$ 223.00(2004)
% Government Expenditure 2006
16.1%
Private Expenditure (2002) est.
1.7%
70% of Health Budget
Wages & Salaries
HEALTH INDICATORS
Life Expectancy
Infant Mortality
Maternal Mortality
Fertility Rate
Crude Birth Rate
Crude Death Rate
Immunization (across the board)
70.9years
13.6 (2004)
0
3.09
17.8 (2004)
8.5 (2004)
100% (2005)
Health Indicators cont’
Top 5 cause of death 2003
Malignant Neoplasm
Endocrine & Metabolic Disease
Disease of Pulmonary Circulatory
Disease of Respiratory system
Hypertensive Disease
MAJOR HEALTH PROBLEMS
Chronic Diseases
Heart Disease
Hypertension
Diabetics
Cancers
HIV/AIDS
Traffic Accidents
Health Services-Organization
One Main Acute care hospital
Two Subsidiary hospitals –
- Off shore island-Carriacou
- Rural community
One Psychiatric Facility
Community Health Services
- 6 Health Centres, 3 Maternity Units
- 30 Medical Stations
Productivity – Health ServicesHospital - 2005
Discharges
Average Length of Stay
Surgeries/Orthopedic
Deliveries
Outpatients
Hospital Occupancy
Overall Death rate @
Hospital
7554
6.8days
1785
1380
9730
75%
3.6%
Health Services Community Level
Child Health
Ante Natal Delivery by health professionals
Post Natal Chronic Diseases
District Medical Officer Clinic
Pharmacy
Dental Services
Mental Health
Infectious Diseases
92.8%
100%
Health Services Special Response Programs
Drug for the Needy: free access to drugs
for chronic diseases
HIV/AIDS
Free VCT clinics
Free access to Anti-retrovirals
Free access to health services for persons
under 16 years of age and over 60 years.
Miracle Program: free ophthalmologic care
Oncology program introduced
Response :
Health Sector Reform
Statorization of Solid Waste Management
Development of Executive Agency to manage
Hospital Services
Process under review – still part of the policy agenda
Devolution of Good & Services
New positions established (Top Management)
Human Resources still under the PSC
Recommendations to strengthen Planning
and Epidemiology Department
Computerization of Medical and RegistrarGeneral Department.
Health System ResponseSteering Role
Leadership
Functional review of Ministry of Health conducted
Administration
Hospital & Community Services
Development of National Strategic Plan
Health Disaster Plan near completion
Regulatory
Reviewing & revising Legislation
Development of protocols and regulations
Public Health
Review of EPHF’s
Health System Response:
Steering Role Cont..
Harmonization of Health Services Delivery
Training Assessment completed & Human
Resource Plan to be developed
Strengthened Human Resource Management
New Chief Nurse Officer recruited
New Chief Medical Officer recruited
Director of Community Health Services introduced
Additional Epidemiologist employed
Training program to begin by July for Management
teams
Health Sector ResponseFinancing/Assurance
General Taxation
User fees reviewed at hospital
Plans to upgrade the Billing and
Admissions Department
National Health Insurance (under
discussions)
Thank You !