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A health surveillance assistant in Malawi works to summarize his client information on community-based access to injectable for monthly reporting. ©2017 Jill M. Peterson/FHI 360
Tables
- TABLE 1.
Eighteen Recommended Monitoring and Evaluation Indicators for Community-based Access to Injectable Contraception Programs
Number Indicator Definition Numerator/Denominator Training 1.1 Number of CHWs trained in providing injectable contraception NA 1.2 Number of CHWs who passed a post-training test on injectable contraception NA 1.3 (n)
1.4 (%)Number and percentage of CHWs certified to inject contraceptiona Numerator: 1.3
Denominator: 1.11.5 (n)
1.6 (%)Number and percentage of CHWs certified to provide injectable contraception who express confidence in their skills and abilities Numerator: 1.5
Denominator: 1.31.7 Number of training courses held on community-based provision of injectable contraception NA Supervision 2.1 (n)
2.2 (%)Number and percentage of CHWs certified during the previous reporting period who received at least 1 in-person supportive supervision visit for providing injectable contraception within [x] months after successful completion of practicuma Numerator: 2.1
Denominator: 1.32.3 (n)
2.4 (%)Number and percentage of CHWs supervised in-person at least once within [x] months after successful completion of practicum who demonstrated adequate skills at the time of first supervision Numerator: 2.3
Denominator: 2.1Readiness 3.1 (n)
3.2 (%)Number and percentage of CHWs certified in providing injectable contraception who have given an injection in the last quarter Numerator: 3.1
Denominator: 1.33.3 (n)
3.4 (%)Number and percentage of villages/catchment areas with a CHW certified to provide injectable contraception Numerator: 3.1
Denominator: Total number of villages/catchment areas3.5 Number of households served per CHW Numerator: Number of households in a catchment area in the reporting period
Denominator: Total number of active CHWs in the catchment area in the reporting period3.6 (n)
3.7 (%)Number and percentage of CHWs reporting a stock-out of injectablea Numerator: 3.6
Denominator: 3.1Service delivery 4.1 Number of CHW-led mobilization events NA 4.2 Number of one-on-one family planning counseling sessions held by CHWs NA 4.3 Number of injections provideda NA 4.4 Number of reportable incidents including accidental needle sticks, or infections or abscesses at the site of the injection NA Data quality 5.1 (n)
5.2 (%)Number and percentage of CHWs submitting data reports on time Numerator: 5.1
Denominator: 3.15.3 (n)
5.4 (%)Number and percentage of CHWs submitting complete client data reports Numerator: 5.3
Denominator: 3.15.5 (n)
5.6 (%)Number and percentage of CHWs submitting reports with reasonable accurateness Numerator: 5.5
Denominator: 3.1Abbreviation: CHW, community health worker.
↵a Essential indicators.
- TABLE 2.
Variations in Community-based Access to Injectable Contraception Programs, by Country
Malawi Senegal Uganda CHW cadre Heath surveillance assistant Agents de santé Communautaire and/matrone Village heath teams Education level Must have a Malawi Certificate of Education, (equivalent of secondary school completion) Must have minimum of a primary education Must have completed at least 7 years of primary schooling Training 10 weeks
Injectables: 2 days theory; 3 days practicum1-2 weeks
Injectables: 3 days theory; 5 days practicum1 week
Injectables: 7-10 daysPayment Approximately 100 USD/month Unpaid Unpaid Program Nationwide program, supported by Ministry of Health Joint government/partner supported program Partner-supported program Abbreviation: CHW, community health worker.