Malaria programme reviews: - World Health Organization
Malaria programme reviews: - World Health Organization
Malaria programme reviews: - World Health Organization
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A manual for reviewing the performance of malaria control and elimination <strong>programme</strong>s 27<br />
• identify best practices and lessons learnt and<br />
• identify issues that should receive more attention during the field visits.<br />
The output of this session should be a slide presentation and report by thematic area that can<br />
be fed into the final malaria <strong>programme</strong> review report. Ideally, this work should be completed<br />
before the field visits begin. Also the teams should check the data collection checklist to ensure<br />
that pertinent issues are addressed during the filed work.<br />
7.3 beCoMinG FaMiLiar With the Data CoLLeCtion<br />
MethoDs For FieLD visits<br />
The tools adapted in phase 2 should be presented to the field review team, which should familiarize<br />
itself with the tools, make suggestions and finalize them. Once the tools are ready, the teams<br />
should conduct role play to ensure that they known how to use them. If possible, a practice session<br />
should be organized in the nearest province or district.<br />
7.4 brieFinG anD ForMinG the teaMs For FieLD visits<br />
The review secretariat should specify the provinces and districts that have been selected for<br />
field <strong>reviews</strong> and explain the selection criteria. A draft agenda for the field visits should have<br />
been prepared and appointments set up. All appointments should be reconfirmed before the<br />
teams arrive.<br />
The criteria for choosing field sites vary with the level of the health system and its responsibility<br />
in <strong>programme</strong> management and service provision (Table 8 and annexe 1). The preparatory<br />
analysis might indicate a change in sites for field visits, but logistical challenges should be<br />
given careful consideration.