Community Midwifery Education (CME) & Community Health Nursing Education (CHNE) Program

The CME and CHNE training program has been started by CAF in the previous phase of the Sehatmandi project in April 2018, based on the contract of the current phase of Sehatmandi the training process of the CME and CHNE students continued and will be ended by 20^th of October 2019. According to the division of responsibilities among partner organizations (CAF/OPHA), OPHA is responsible for the completion of the CME and CHNE program in Logar province.

The summary of achievements of OPHA viruses the implementation of the above-mentioned programs are as below:

1. The training process of a total Number of 24 female students for CME and 24 female students for CHNE programs has completed successfully.
2. The required number of theoretical teachers (3 for each program), Clinical instructor (1 for each program), English and computer teacher (1 for each program) is maintained.
3. The required books and guidelines are provided for both CME and CHNE program students.
4. Clinical modules and lab skill equipment are provided for both programs.
5. The curriculum and teaching program is arranged based on the academic calendar for both programs.
6. Personnel files of both students and teachers are completed for both CME and CHNE programs.
7. Group practical work for the students is arranged based on the academic calendar.
8. Monthly program internal assessment regularly conducted by CME and CHNE coordinators.
9. Action plan for addressing the weak points developed and implemented by CME and CHNE coordinators.
10. Independent accreditation assessment from both CME and CHNE programs conducted by AMNEAB and its result for both CME and CHNE is good.
11. The final assessment for accreditation of both CME and CHNE programs will be conducted by AMNEAB by the fourth week of Sep 2019.
12. The deployment plan for both CME and CHNE students after graduation has been developed and implemented.