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POOR PROFILE
Is the study population identified as "poor"?
yes
no
unclear/not stated
N/A
POOR CLASSIFICATION
On what bases is the study population identified as "poor"?
Select as many responses as required
absolute income
relative income (self-defined/researcher-defined/wealth index)
place of residence
education
SES/"class"
none of the above (please enter details)
unclear/not stated
N/A
INTERVENTION
Appendix 2.5
INTERVENTION FOCUS (CATEGORIES)
What categories the intervention belongs to? Select as many response as required.
prevention
(e.g. education, immunization, nutrition)
improving the quality of care
(e.g. training, curricula, devices, drugs)
improving the access to care
(e.g. physical access, financial access)
INTERVENTION SUPPLY-DEMAND
Is the intervention focused on supply- or demand-side factors?
Select as many responses as required
supply-side
(e.g. training of service provider, changes in type of staffing, use of lay or
community workers, reduction in distance to available facilities)
demand-side
(e.g. education of women, reduction in fees, vouchers, incentives, cash transfers,
peer encouragement for service use)
unclear/not stated
INTERVENTION FOCUS (HEALTH)
What is the focus of the intervention?
Select as many responses as required
maternal health
neonatal health
(1-28 days)
What are the effects of different models of delivery for improving maternal and infant
health outcomes for poor people in urban areas in low income and lower middle income
countries? 85