Lecture 7: Nutrition Surveillance and Program Monitoring - jhsph ocw

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Cut-off points and trigger levels Cut-off point -- a value that marks the boundary of acceptability (e.g. < -2SD W/A) Trigger level -- percent of observations below a cut-off point required to initiate action (e.g. % children < 5 y with W/A < -2SD greater than 10%) Need to use the most sensitive indicators (in terms of triggering action) that are feasible
Applications & system types Surveillance used for 1. Early warning & intervention 2. Planning & advocacy 3. Program monitoring 4. Evaluation Surveillance activities include – Nutrition surveillance systems – Special surveys (DHS, NNS) – Routinely reported data (HMIS, program M&E) – Sentinel Sites The USAID Micronutrient Program
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