Mobile Clinics Toolkit

The Mobile Clinic Quality of Care Toolkit for Humanitarian Settings

This comprehensive toolkit gives you the resources you need to provide high- quality healthcare in mobile clinics. It includes a set of connected tools and tutorials to help humanitarian health professionals assess, plan, deliver, and monitor care in changing and challenging situations.

Whether you are new to mobile clinics or have years of experience, this toolkit provides essential tools, practical advice, and training. It includes an e-learning course and tutorials to empower you to deliver effective healthcare in humanitarian settings.

What's inside the toolkit:

a Planning and Decision-Making Tool to assess feasibility, analyze barriers, plan exit strategies, and generate recommendations tailored to your context.
the Minimum standard Mobile Clinic Component of the H3 Package outlining a core set of essential services aligned with national and Cluster standards.
the Quality-of-Care Guidance for Humanitarian Settings to support you in designing, coordinating, and delivering quality health services.
a Quality Monitoring Tool using 24 Markers of Quality, alongside a Quality Improvement Plan Template to address gaps and strengthen performance.
an E-learning course (90-minutes) covering the seven domains of quality of care, how they are applied in humanitarian contexts, and key factors that affect service delivery.

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Local beneficiaries wait outside the WHO-supported Static Medical Point in Daryya in Rural Damascus. The Youth Charity Association manages the mobile medical clinic and serves an area that suffered extreme damage during the early days of the Syrian war.