28 30: PROVINCIAL STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES AND ANNUAL TARGETS FOR HIV & AIDS, AND TB CONTROL Indicator Title Short Source Method of Calculation Data Type of Calculation Reporting New Desired Indicator Definition Limitation indicator Type Cycle indicator Performance Proportion of Babies born to Measures DHIS Numerator: None Output % Quarterly No Less positive PMTCT HIV exposed known HIV transmission of babies reduce Programme Baby PCR test positive babies testing positive HIV transmission Manager around 6 weeks & Baby positive mothers who rate HIV antibody test were tested positive at 18 months for HIV and found to be Denominator: positive Baby PCR test around 6 weeks & Baby antibody test at 18 months Percentage of Percentage of Measure if all DHIS Numerator: No yet Output % Quarterly Yes All antenatal PMTCT HIV exposed HIV positive children who aggregated clients to be Programme number of PCR positive infants who are children below are HIV on the DHIS tested for HIV Manager initiated on ART PCR positive one year positive below initiated on ART initiated on one year are Denominator: ART initiated on treatment Number of exposed babies testing PCR positive % of pregnant The proportion Measures DHIS Numerator: Antenatal Not yet Output % Quarterly Yes All antenatal PMTCT women who are of pregnant women testing clients HIV test incorporated clients to be Programme tested for HIV women tested for HIV during on DHIS for tested for HIV Manager Denominator: for HIV for the the current collection first time pregnancy Antenatal clients eligible during their for HIV test (clients with current unknown status) pregnancy ART service Hospitals & Measures DHIS No of hospitals & PHC None Input % Quarterly No Higher ART HIV/AIDS points registered PHC facilities competence in NGOs, correctional services points Programme accredited as initiating services facilities indicate Manager ART services HAART on offering ART long life adequate pregnant treatment accessibility of women services
28 30: PROVINCIAL STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES AND ANNUAL TARGETS FOR HIV & AIDS, AND TB CONTROL Indicator Title Short Definition Source Method of Calculation Data Limitation Type of indicator Calculation Type Reporting Cycle New indicator Desired Performance Indicator Proportion of HIV exposed babies testing positive Babies born to known HIV positive mothers who were tested for HIV and found to be positive Measures transmission of HIV DHIS Numerator: Baby PCR test positive around 6 weeks & Baby HIV antibody test positive at 18 months Denominator: Baby PCR test around 6 weeks & Baby antibody test at 18 months None Output % Quarterly No Less positive babies reduce transmission rate PMTCT Programme Manager Percentage of HIV exposed infants who are PCR positive initiated on ART Percentage of HIV positive children below one year initiated on ART Measure if all children who are HIV positive below one year are initiated on treatment DHIS Numerator: number of PCR positive initiated on ART Denominator: Number of exposed babies testing PCR positive No yet aggregated on the DHIS Output % Quarterly Yes All antenatal clients to be tested for HIV PMTCT Programme Manager % of pregnant women who are tested for HIV The proportion of pregnant women tested for HIV for the first time during their current pregnancy Measures women testing for HIV during the current pregnancy DHIS Numerator: Antenatal clients HIV test Denominator: Antenatal clients eligible for HIV test (clients with unknown status) Not yet incorporated on DHIS for collection Output % Quarterly Yes All antenatal clients to be tested for HIV PMTCT Programme Manager ART service points registered Hospitals & PHC facilities accredited as ART services Measures competence in initiating HAART on pregnant women DHIS No of hospitals & PHC NGOs, correctional services facilities offering ART long life treatment None Input % Quarterly No Higher ART services points indicate adequate accessibility of services HIV/AIDS Programme Manager
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