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ImplĆ©mentation du Field Epidemiology Training Programme Frontline au Burkina Faso, 2016 Ć 2019: leƧons apprises et DĆ©fis: Implementation of the Frontline Field Epidemiology Training Programme in Burkina Faso, 2016 to 2019: Lessons Learned and Challenges
Introduction: Dans le contexte de l'agenda de la seĢcuriteĢ mondiale de la santeĢ lanceĢ en 2015. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC Atlanta) a initieĢ le renforcement de capaciteĢs des acteurs dans l'eĢpideĢmiologie de terrain Frontline (FETP). Pour l'impleĢmentation du programme, des reĢunions, une eĢvaluation de base, le recrutement et formation de mentors, seĢlection et formation de participants en utilisant l'approche Ā« One Health Ā», travaux de terrain, supervision et interviews de sortie ont eĢteĢ meneĢs. Au Burkina Faso ce programme a commenceĢ en avril 2016. L'objectif de cette eĢtude eĢtait de deĢcrire le processus d'impleĢmentation, les deĢfis et les lecĢ§ons apprises. MĆ©thodes: Une eĢtude transversale reĢtrospective qualitative aĢ viseĢe descriptive conduite d'avril 2016 aĢ septembre 2019 incluant tous les participants. Des interviews et une revue documentaire avaient eĢteĢ reĢaliseĢs. RĆ©sultats: L'eĢvaluation de base avait montreĢ un besoin dans le renforcement des capaciteĢs pour le systeĢme de surveillance. Au total 22 mentors formeĢs. Fin deĢcembre 2019, neuf cohortes (100%) formeĢes dont 6 (75%) avec approche Ā« One Health Ā». Au total 210 participants devraient eĢtre formeĢs sans distinction de sexe, ainsi 267 capaciteĢs (127%). Sur les 267 formeĢs, 22 femmes (8%). Deux qui n'ont pas acheveĢ la formation (0,7%), un deĢceĢs (0,3%). Au total 1040 travaux reĢaliseĢs. Les deĢfis restent le suivi post formation, les mutations des agents formeĢs et la peĢrennisation. Conclusion: L'impleĢmentation de FETP Frontline au Burkina Faso a eĢteĢ effective et a fait face aĢ plusieurs deĢfis et des lecĢ§ons apprises ont eĢteĢ tireĢes. Il est recommandeĢ la poursuite de ces formations pour le renforcement des capaciteĢs des acteurs de la surveillance.
Introduction: In the context of the global health security agenda launched in 2015, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC Atlanta) initiated capacity building for stakeholders in Frontline Field Epidemiology (FETP). To implement the programme, meetings, a baseline assessment, recruitment and training of mentors, selection and training of participants using the "One Health" approach, fieldwork, supervision and exit interviews were conducted. In Burkina Faso this programme started in April 2016. The objective of this study was to describe the implementation process, challenges and lessons learned. Methods: A retrospective qualitative descriptive cross-sectional study conducted from April 2016 to September 2019 including all participants. Interviews and a literature review were conducted. Results: The baseline assessment showed a need in capacity building for the surveillance system. In total 22 mentors trained. By the end of December 2019, nine cohorts (100%) trained, of which six (75%) with a "One Health" approach. A total of 210 participants should be trained regardless of gender, thus 267 were trained (127%). Of the 267 trained, 22 were women (8%). Two did not complete the training (0.7%), one died (0.3%). A total of 1,040 works were completed. The challenges remain post-training follow-up, transfers of trained agents and sustainability. Conclusion: The implementation of FETP Frontline in Burkina Faso was effective, faced several challenges and lessons were learned. It is recommended that these training sessions be continued in order to strengthen the capacities of surveillance actors