*Y.C.* SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH RIGHTS PROMOTION IN UKRAINE
- Behavioral issues
- Gender equity
- HIV/AIDS
- Maternal health
- Reproductive health
- Sexuality
- Women's issues
Anna
Yermachenko
Ukrainian medical project
, DO
Yes
Ukrainian medical project
00380623057620
83052, blvrd Shevchenko 11-18
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SRHR training is a part of postgraduate education in developed countries. But in ex-USSR countries this issue is absolutely new. We make first steps to meet of patient's rights approach. Education of healthcare providers seems to us the most reliable solution of this issue. We are planning to adapt international guidelines taking into account cultural traditions in Ukraine. After piloting project implementation it will be implemented as postgraduate training of Medical Schools in Ukraine.
No impact as of now. This idea has not been implemented yet. However, it is expected to develop course syllabus, trainee's as well as trainer's manual and piloting proposed course both among potential teachers and trainees. As a result we are looking for decrease in SRHR violence by future medical providers.
Several steps are needed to make idea a reality:
1. Knowledge of experience on SRHR training for medical providers will be collected, analysed.
2. The SRHR course syllabus will be developed
3. Trainee's manual weel be developed and piloted on both future teachers and trainees.
4. Trainers' manual will be developed and piloted on potential teachers.
Potential results included: SRHR course is developed and accepted by Ministry of Healthcare and Education as obligatory course of postgraduate education ob/gyn
1. Commitment of Ministry of Healthcare and Education.
2. Development teachers' skills to conduct the course by implementation of SRHR course for teachers in plan of Department of obstetrics, gynecology and perinatology in Donetsk national medical university.
3. Implementation SRHR course at all Medical Schools in framework of existing curriculum
3.
We can't see any reasons which are made our project unsuccessful. We have strong support from Government and educational institutions.
101‐1000
$100 ‐ 1000
Yes
Idea phase
Yes
“Ukrainian Medical Project”
More than 5 years
Yes
Yes
Yes
Our project will conduct in partnership with Ministry of Healthcare and Education and Local regional public health administration, Donetsk National Medical University authorities. These partnerships give us a confidence that any problem will be anticipated.
1. Mentorship with international institutions and experts working in SRHR issues
2. Training in proposal development
3. Ability to get financial support to print developed materials and pilot training for students and teachers
The first time I thought about sexual health and reproductive rights training the “Sexually transmitted diseases” course which I carried out as a teacher. I felt the audience interest on this issue. I presented information on sexual health and reproductive rights but I've really understood that this problem is needed more attention. Three years ago Ukrainian Ministry of Healthcare revised the curriculum for residents ob/gyn and these issues were included. But there are not syllabus for the course which resulted in different understanding what and how to teach. I found that unification of knowledge and skills on this issue can help to develop common vision on this issue. Providers should advocate and promote women’s sexual and reproductive rights based on their commitment to assuring human rights and ethical principles in the reproductive health care of women they have to get knowledge and medical skills on what they have to do.
The NGO “Ukrainian Medical Project” shall be dedicated to the improvement of women's health and rights and reduction of maternal and perinatal mortality and morbidity in Ukraine. The NGO “UMP” shall pursue its mission through advocacy, programmatic activities, capacity strengthening, education, training and research.
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