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Table 2 Key input and output indicators for Amajuba District collected during the participatory assessment phase

From: Improving the coverage of the PMTCT programme through a participatory quality improvement intervention in South Africa

KEY INPUT INDICATORS

Condition of Effectiveness

Tracer indicator

n (Frequency)

Quality of services and human resources

% clinical staff trained in PMTCT

28/105 (27%)

 

% clinical staff trained in HIV and infant feeding counseling

29/105 (28%)

 

% clinical staff trained in HIV counselling and testing

48/105 (46%)

 

% lay counsellors with accredited training

34/35 (97%)

Access and continued use of services

% facilities taking first antenatal bookings every day of the week

10/15 (67%)

 

% facilities with CD4 testing available

12/15 (80%)

 

% facilities with PCR testing available

14/15 (93%)

Availability of key resources and management systems

% facilities receiving at least one visit by the district MCH supervisor in the previous six months

7/15 (47%)

 

% facilities receiving at least one visit by the district PHC supervisor in the previous six months

12/15 (80%)

 

% facilities receiving at least one visit by the district PMTCT supervisor in the previous six months

5/15 (33%)

 

% facilities out of stock of rapid test kits

1/15 (7%)

 

% facilities out of stock of nevirapine tablets

1/15 (7%)

 

% facilities with IEC materials about VCT

11/15 (73%)

 

% lay counsellors with dedicated counselling rooms

16/34 (47%)

KEY OUTPUT INDICATORS (January to June 2007)

Proportion antenatal clients tested for HIV

5350/6064 (88%)

CD4 testing rate

1220/3071 (40%)

Nevirapine uptake rate among pregnant women with HIV

1750/3071 (57%)

Nevirapine uptake rate among babies born to women with HIV

452/3071 (15%)

HIV testing rate amongst HIV exposed infants at 6 weeks

740/3071 (24%)