TABLE 1.

Paired T-Test Results Showing Learning Effectiveness After RISE Training Indicative Through Practice Improvement Assessment in Intervention Districts in India

Correct Practices Observed

No. (%) of ANMs Practicing Correctly Before RISE Training

(N=45)

X

No. (%) of ANMs Practicing Correctly After RISE Training

(N=45)

XP-ValueNet Change
1. Mark date and time after opening each vaccine vial25 (56)1.641 (91)1.9<.0010.356
2. Place heat-sensitive vaccines on ice pack23 (51)1.531 (69)1.7<.050.178
3. Does not use reconstituted vaccines after 4 hours of reconstitution42 (93)1.145 (100)2.0<.0010.933
4. Does not touch needle during vaccination41 (91)2.544 (98)2.4NS0.044
5. Use correct route of vaccination35 (78)2.242 (93)2.4NS0.178
6. Uses correct site for administering vaccines to a child38 (84)2.344 (98)2.5<.0010.156
7. Cut hub of both auto-disable and disposable syringes immediately after use38 (84)2.242 (93)2.4<.050.156
8. Uses Red bag for collecting the plastic part of the syringes immediately after using the hub cutter33 (73)1.940 (89)2.1NS0.222
9. Update maternal and child protection card and counterfoil immediately after vaccination10 (22)0.639 (87)1.9<.0011.289
10. All 4 key messages given to the caregivers14 (31)1.026 (58)1.1NS0.089
11. Ask the caregivers to wait for 30 minutes after vaccination10 (22)0.735 (78)1.5<.0010.800
  • Sample health workers (N=45) in the intervention districts.

  • Abbreviations: ANM, auxiliary nurse midwife; NS, not significant.