Household survey for mothers of infants to examine uptake, utilisation and quality of services provided by community health workers Survey of community health workers to assess the availability and quality of services they provide Identify SAs with “inadequate” performance in need of support and SAs with “adequate” performance from which to learn from through peer-to-peer learning. Carry out the above through local counterparts, leaving in place a mechanism for ongoing periodic assessment. 2: This section explains how the questionnaire is to be developed. This section should include explanations of: who will write the questionnaire; sources of questions; who will approve it; possible problems which could be encountered; in what language the questionnaire should be written and used; what languages are spoken by the respondents; what provision for informed consent and ethical approval will be made. This section should also provide details on how the questionnaire will be pretested in a field setting and specify the dates. If the questionnaire has already been developed record details on all the points listed above. 2.1 This section lists the target groups that will be interviewed to collect the survey data. For example, mothers of infants 0-5 months; mothers of children 12-23 months; mothers of infants 0-59 months who have had fever in the previous two weeks; Community Health Workers. Usually, a survey will have between three and six universes. The target groups should be aligned to the objectives presented in section 1.2. A list of indicators for each target group is presented in annex 2 A questionnaire will be developed for each group. Collectively, the questionnaires for all the groups are referred to as a set of questionnaires. 2.2 This section explains how the indicators were developed and lists the principle indicator categories. An exhaustive list of indicators can be included in Annex 2. This section should explain who selected the indicators, the criteria they used and the UNICEF program to which they are linked (e.g. Community Case Management, Strategic Results Areas). A short list of Core Indicators that are of particular interest to the Ministry of Health or to UNICEF can be given here. This section should also list the targets for key indicators. If no targets have been identified then say so.
Household survey for mothers of infants to examine uptake, utilisation and quality of services provided by community health workers Survey of community health workers to assess the availability and quality of services they provide Identify SAs with “inadequate” performance in need of support and SAs with “adequate” performance from which to learn from through peer-to-peer learning. Carry out the above through local counterparts, leaving in place a mechanism for ongoing periodic assessment. 2: This section explains how the questionnaire is to be developed. This section should include explanations of: who will write the questionnaire; sources of questions; who will approve it; possible problems which could be encountered; in what language the questionnaire should be written and used; what languages are spoken by the respondents; what provision for informed consent and ethical approval will be made. This section should also provide details on how the questionnaire will be pretested in a field setting and specify the dates. If the questionnaire has already been developed record details on all the points listed above. 2.1 This section lists the target groups that will be interviewed to collect the survey data. For example, mothers of infants 0-5 months; mothers of children 12-23 months; mothers of infants 0-59 months who have had fever in the previous two weeks; Community Health Workers. Usually, a survey will have between three and six universes. The target groups should be aligned to the objectives presented in section 1.2. A list of indicators for each target group is presented in annex 2 A questionnaire will be developed for each group. Collectively, the questionnaires for all the groups are referred to as a set of questionnaires. 2.2 This section explains how the indicators were developed and lists the principle indicator categories. An exhaustive list of indicators can be included in Annex 2. This section should explain who selected the indicators, the criteria they used and the UNICEF program to which they are linked (e.g. Community Case Management, Strategic Results Areas). A short list of Core Indicators that are of particular interest to the Ministry of Health or to UNICEF can be given here. This section should also list the targets for key indicators. If no targets have been identified then say so.