SESP POC
The Electronic Patient Tracking System (SESP) at the point of care is developed and piloted under the guidance of the Mozambique Defence Armed Forces (FADM) and funded by the U.S. Department of Defense through the international NGO Jhpiego.
The existing Electronic Patient Tracking System (SESP) in Mozambique is primarily based on retrospective data entry. With the exception of data from pharmacies (prescriptions and dispensations), which are entered at the point of care, data entry is done using paper forms that are directed to the data room, where data clerks input the information into the EPTS. In large health facilities, retrospective data entry can lead to delays, reducing the efficiency of data use. In response, C-Saúde is working to modify the SESP to allow data entry to occur at the points of care.
Health Information Systems
C-Saúde supports the development of Health Information Systems used in the implementation of the PEPFAR program in Mozambique.
HIV Care and Treatment
C-Saúde supports the implementation of a set of activities in health units and communities aimed at controlling the HIV epidemic.
Tuberculosis
C-Saúde’s support portfolio is comprehensive and focused on several areas essential to the fight against TB.
Cervical Cancer
C-Saúde supports the provision of high-quality cervical cancer screening and treatment services.