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Table 2 Partial matrix of change objectives for CHWs in Communities in Dangme West District

From: Development of a theory and evidence-based program to promote community treatment of fevers in children under five in a rural district in Southern Ghana: An intervention mapping approach

Performance Objectives for CHWs CHWs will:

Determinants (Specific targets of the communication)

Outcome Expectation

Subjective Norm

Perceived Control/skills Self-efficacy

Perceived severity knowledge

knowledge

Reinforcement

Greet and congratulate mother for coming immediately

Expect that caregiver will come to CHW if they are friendly in their approach

 

Describe how to greet and welcome the caregiver and specifically mention that she responded quickly

 

Explain that the first important task of the CHW is to make the caregiver feel welcome

Caregivers and community respect CHW

Assess child under 5 (and siblings who are presented at the same visit) and treat for fever

Describe how new treatment & responding early will keep child from dying

Expect their role in the community to be one of respect

Shows confidence in assessing child

Understand that child can die if action is not taken promptly for fever

Describe their role in the community as one that can help the children stay healthy and survive

Caregivers and community respect CHW