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Table 9 Quality of NIDs service delivery in static centers and mobile teams (n = 20)

From: Are we doing enough? Evaluation of the Polio Eradication Initiative in a district of Pakistan's Punjab province: a LQAS study

Characteristics

n

Weighted %

Static centers

  

Availability of relevant staff

16

90

Proper marking of immunization site

15

85

Conduction of immunization session in shade, orderly (clear flow of clients) and without overcrowding (<20 under-five children waiting)

20

95

Correct filling of field attendance, vaccine distribution and tally sheets

17

95

Unopened OPV kept at adequate temperature (0-8°C)

20

95

Availability of enough frozen ice packs/ice for current session

17

95

Adequate knowledge of health workers regarding VVMs and unused OPV

18

95

Inquiry about vaccination status of all children<2 years from child's caretaker

15

85

Inquiry about acute flaccid paralysis in children<15 years from child's caretaker

6

45

Reminding child's caretaker for next round of NIDs

0

0

Adequate knowledge of child's caretaker about end results of polio and purpose of NIDs

5

40

Mobile teams

  

Correct storage of OPV (keeping vials dry and cold chain maintained as indicated by VVMs)

18

95

Correct administration of OPV (2 drops/child)

18

95

Covering of missed children on same day

19

95

Presence of at least one female member

16

90

Checking by supervisory staff

13

75