Objective 1: To evaluate the impact of the V&A approach on improving reproductive health behaviors and status and reducing inequities at the population level | ||
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Results | Indicators | Data source |
Increase in clients using maternal health care services including poor women | Clients received ANC services from public health facility Clients received institutional safe delivery care (normal/vacuum/forceps/caesarean section) Clients received pregnancy related complications management from the designated facility Clients utilized PNC services Clients received facility-based care for managing life threatening complications Clients received key physical and laboratory examinations (weight, height, blood test, urine test, abdomen exam, sonogram or ultrasound, and anemia exam). | Service statistics Population survey |
Improved attitudes of service providers towards poor women | Providers indicating non discriminatory attitudes Clients recommending services to others | Client exit interview CPI Population survey |
Improved quality of services | Service waiting hours Round-the-clock service availability Maintaining privacy and confidentiality Availability of necessary service equipments and logistics | Client provider interaction Client exit interview Facility inventory |
Reduced out-of-pocket expenses | Medicine cost Transport cost Unofficial charge by the providers | Population survey |
Reduced disease burden | Proportion of untreated complicated pregnancies | Population survey |
Objective 2: To assess the effect of the V&A approach on increasing access to, quality of, and reducing inequities in the use of selected RH services | ||
Results | Indicators | Data source |
Increased knowledge and skills of service providers on maternal health care issues | Recite proper schedule of TT and child immunization Life-threatening complications management Referral conditions for life-threatening conditions | Interviews with service providers |
Increased awareness of clients on maternal health care issues among all clients and poor clients | Complications during pregnancy, delivery and post-partum period Number of ANC visits and schedule Schedule of Vitamin A capsule and iron tablet or syrup Schedule of TT and child immunization Breastfeeding | Population survey |
Increased utilization of maternal health care services | Clients received ANC services from public health facility Clients received institutional safe delivery care (normal/vacuum/forceps/caesarean section) Clients received pregnancy related complications management from the designated facility Clients utilized PNC services Clients received facility-based care for managing life threatening complications Clients received key physical and laboratory examinations (weight, height, blood test, urine test, abdomen exam, sonogram or ultrasound, and anemia exam). | Population survey |
Improved patient satisfaction with health care experiences | Perceived barriers to accessing services: costs, distance, quality, waiting times, privacy, confidentiality, respect, stigma surrounding service | Population survey Client exit interview |