2012

PharmKonsult Africa Company Profile

Introduction PharmKonsult Africa Ltd is a Private Company registered in Tanzania under the Companies Act No. 12 of 2002. It is a consultancy and trading firm made up of a diverse group of well experienced public health, occupational health, health care, health laboratory, health policy, media and pharmacy experts who also possess leadership skills and experience through their many years of work heading different organizations. The groups broad expertise in the above mentioned areas ensures quality outputs in the enhancement of local capacity and its utilization in health-related programs and projects in Tanzania and beyond.

Our Motto Connecting lines to life means that the different lines of activities we undertake have the ultimate goal of improving the life of Tanzanians and Africans in general especially those living in resource limited settings. Who we are:Our Office Location Kibo Commercial Complex P.O Box 66517 Dar es salaam Tanzania e-mail:info@pharmkonsult.com Phone: +255 683 312294

Our Modus Operandi Our company utilizes skills of expert consultants in specific fields related to health. We operate through a network of consultants and researchers who are competent and results oriented. We use an integrated professional approach that ensures high quality services which responds to our clients needs and requirements. Integrated Service Approach

Enhancing & Sustaining Health Programs & Projects Performance

Technical support & capacity strengthening

Research, Monitoring & Evaluation

Policy, advocacy & communication

Vision To see African experts actively engaged in providing quality technical services in the health sector and health-related programs and projects towards the betterment of the people in the Africa continent. Our Mission To strive to enhance and sustain performance of health related programs and projects through provision of technical support and capacity strengthening in Tanzania and beyond.

Our Services Our team consists of consultants and experts with enormous experience in public health, healthcare, laboratory management, health policy, research, knowledge translation, media and communications. Specifically, PharmKonsult Africa provides Technical Consulting Services in the following areas: Health care: Employee Wellness Program Supply of state of the art hospital equipment and consumables Occupational Safety and Health Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Healthcare Management Evidence Based Healthcare Founding, developing and establishing hospital facilities Technical support to health-related programs: Strategic planning and implementation; Using evidence-based information for decision-making mobilization; Developing tools for data management; Conducting baseline surveys and impact assessment studies Workplace HIV intervention

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Capacity Building & Implementation: Institutional capacity assessment; Conducting tailor-made trainings; Enhancing program performance; Developing strategies for community participation; Conducting training in leadership and management skills; Providing consultancy in results-based management (RBM); Monitoring & Evaluation: Developing M&E frameworks; Conducting M&E training; Capacity building in data analysis and utilization; Policy Dialogue and Advocacy: Advocacy training; Knowledge translation (KT); Compiling policy briefs; advocacy packages; Providing consultancy in advocacy strategy development; Developing strategies for actively engaging policy makers; Human resource management for health projects, programs and health facilities;

Media and Communications: Training in media relations, and utilization; Providing technical assistance in compiling press releases, media kits; Providing consultancy in communications skills; Developing behavior change communication strategies; Documenting, synthesizing and dissemination of health information Other core functions include: Health quality assurance systems; Study design and data mining; Health technology assessment and impact of climate change on health;

PharmKonsult Africa Organogram