Table 1 Composite Indices for measuring underlying constructs of attitudes towards analysis and use of vaccine-preventable disease (VPD) data

Subordinate health facilities and labs report their surveillance data in a timely manner.

Reports submitted by subordinate health facilities are fully completed

Perceptions of availability of quality VPD data

I have confidence that the surveillance data reported by subordinate health facilities are accurate

I possess sufficient skills to analyze and interpret surveillance data

I feel fully capable of carrying out analysis of surveillance data

Perceived capability to perform analysis of VPD data

Epidemiological data are essential for providing effective surveillance of vaccine-preventable diseases in my rayon.

Data from subordinate health facilities must be analyzed in order to be useful.

I place great importance on providing feedback to subordinate health facilities based on the data that I routinely analyze.

Perceived value of using analyzed VPD data for decision-making

Analysis of surveillance data is useful because it provides a basis for decision-making.

It is important that decisions regarding prevention and control of infectious diseases be based on solid evidence.