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5. Appendices<br />
All appendices are available in word or excel format at the following link:<br />
http://www.<strong>who</strong>.<strong>int</strong>/nuvi/reference/en/index.html<br />
Appendix 1: Checklist of pre-PIE activities<br />
Activity Timeline Comment<br />
Confirm PIE participants 1 month before Should include key in-country partners, e.g. WHO,<br />
UNICEF and other key technical immunization partners.<br />
Select the regions/districts/<br />
health facilities to be visited<br />
2 weeks before Recommended that a minimum of three regions, six<br />
districts and 18 health facilities be selected. Selection<br />
should include both well performing and poorly performing<br />
areas in terms of immunization services and show some<br />
geographic diversity (e.g. urban and rural).<br />
Form PIE teams 1 week before Each team should be composed of at least one staff<br />
member each from the Ministry of Health and a partner<br />
organization.<br />
Notify selected regions/<br />
districts/health facilities that<br />
they will be visited<br />
Organize per diems for team<br />
members<br />
Allocate teams to regions/<br />
districts/health facilities<br />
Organize transport and<br />
accommodation for field<br />
locations<br />
Gather the documents and<br />
data listed in Appendix 2.1<br />
Allocate time on Day 1 for all<br />
participants to review the tool<br />
together to ensure a common<br />
understanding<br />
Arrange a feedback meeting<br />
with the MOH, ICC, WHO and<br />
other partners<br />
Finalize and review data input<br />
tool with participants<br />
1 week before Important to ensure that immunization staff are present at<br />
the time of the visit and that immunization sessions will be<br />
carried out in the clinics on the days visited. If appropriate,<br />
cold stores may be visited on Saturdays to optimize time<br />
available. National or regional holidays should be avoided.<br />
1 week before If not organized can delay travel to the field.<br />
1 week before and<br />
confirm on Day 1 of PIE<br />
1 week before and<br />
confirm 2 days before day<br />
of travel. Flights may need<br />
to be booked sooner<br />
One team needs to be allocated to conduct the <strong>int</strong>erviews<br />
at the central level (National MoH, central cold store).<br />
Allow adequate travel time; if possible, arrange for<br />
everyone to return from the field the same day so that all<br />
the teams can start compiling the report.<br />
1 week before A desk review component is an important part of the<br />
evaluation and should be conducted prior to the fieldwork.<br />
The documents listed in Table 2 should be sent to PIE<br />
participants in advance.<br />
1 week before, plan<br />
timetable and itinerary<br />
Allow at least one half day for this activity. Prior to going<br />
<strong>int</strong>o the field, teams should have a clear agenda with<br />
confirmation of <strong>who</strong>m they will be visiting.<br />
1 week before It may take time to organize this meeting so is better done<br />
in advance.<br />
Day 1<br />
All teams should be equipped with data input tools<br />
(e.g. EXCEL spreadsheet, laptop computer, etc.) so that<br />
data can be merged when teams re-convene. If using an<br />
EXCEL spreadsheet, it is helpful to programme dropdown<br />
menus for consistency.<br />
WHO/IVB/10.03<br />
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