World Health Organisation Tender

Develop And Implement Occupational Engagement Activities Program For Older People In Malaysia Open New Window & Background Malaysia Is An Ageing Country, With An Estimated 3.5 Million People (7% Of The Population) Currently Above The Age Of 65. The Proportion Of Older People Is Expected To Further Increase To 14% By 2030. Older People Are Likely To Live With One Or More Non-communicable Diseases, Such As Diabetes, Cardiovascular Disease, Or Mental Health Disease. As The Disease Progresses, It May Become Increasingly Challenging For Older People To Engage In The Activities Of Daily Living, Such As Working, Driving, Socializing With Others, Pursuing Hobbies, Or Participating In Self-care Activities. Occupational Activities Refer To A Group Of Everyday Life Activities Which People Engage With, Bringing Meaning To The Individual And Common To Their Culture. As There Exists A Relationship Between Occupation, Health, And Well-being, To Achieve Good Health And Well-being, An Individual Needs To Create A Balanced Lifestyle By Engaging In Daily Occupations. The Occupational Engagement Activities (oea) Program Will Be Implemented By The Occupational Therapists In A Primary Health Care Setting, As A New Concept Of Health Promotion For Older People. The Purpose Of This Project Is To Develop An Occupational Engagement Activities Program For Older People, Conduct Training Of Trainers For The Occupational Therapists, And Conduct Oea Program Evaluation.   Purpose/specific Objective Of The Activity The Primary Purpose Of This Contract Is To Develop An Occupational Engagement Activities (oea) Program For Older Adults To Be Implemented By Occupational Therapists In Primary Care Clinics Under The Ministry Of Health (moh) In Malaysia.   Methods To Carry Out The Activity This Project Will Involve The Development Of The Occupational Engagement Activities Program For Older People, Followed By A Training Of Trainers For The Occupational Therapist State Coordinators In Moh Malaysia, And Program Evaluation.   Description Of Activities To Be Carried Out Output 1 Develop A Set Of Activities To Be Implemented Under The Oea Program Deliverable 1.1 Through Desk-based Research, Create A List Of Evidence-based Activities Which Promote Healthy Ageing And Could Be Implemented Under The Oea Program Deliverable 1.2 Through Interviews/focus Group Discussions/workshops (as Appropriate) With The Key Stakeholders, Develop The Set Of Activities To Be Implemented Under The Oea Program Deliverable 1.3 Develop A Mini-handbook For The Oea Program, Detailing The Activities, Means Of Implementation, Supporting Guidance, And Suggested Activity Schedule. Output 2 Conduct A Training Of Trainers (tot) On The Oea Program Deliverable 2.1 Develop The Agenda, Training Schedule And Prepare The Necessary Training Materials Deliverable 2.2 Organize And Manage All The Logistics In Preparation For The Workshop Deliverable 2.3 Conduct The Tot Workshop For A Group Of Around 30 Occupational Therapists Output 3 Evaluate The Oea Program Deliverable 3.1 Develop A Concept Note On Monitoring And Evaluation Of The Oea Program, Including The Evaluation Methodology (qualitative And Quantitative) Deliverable 3.2 Conduct The Evaluation Deliverable 3.3 Summarize The Evaluation In A Report   Qualifications & Experience A Registered Institution, Company, Or Organization With Qualified Occupational Therapists According To The Local Standard. Experience Required: A Minimum Of Five (5) Years Of Experience In Developing And Providing Ot Activities For Primary Health Care Setting Desirable: Experience In Ot Training Delivery Technical Skills & Knowledge • Excellent Understanding Of Occupational Therapy • Able To Lead And Facilitate Training • Excellent Communication And Coordination Skills • Good Knowledge And Skills In Writing And Structural Thinking Languages Fluent In Written And Spoken English And Malay Competencies • Communicating In A Credible And Effective Way • Producing Results • Fostering Integration And Teamwork   Submissions Qualified And Interested Specialists Should Submit The Following Documents To The Supply Officer Through Wp Ro Ungm At < Wproungm@who.int > By 28 september 2022 • Company Profile {for Institutional Applications} And/or curriculum Vitae {of Project Leader/team Members} • Cover Letter. The Cover Letter Should Outline How Their Experience And Qualifications Make Them A Suitable Candidate For This Bid. • Proposal Indicating Solution, methodology, Timelines And Cost Please Use Tender Notice No. 182455 As Subject To All Submission. Only Successful Candidates Will Be Contacted.