From: Monitoring and evaluation of malaria in pregnancy – developing a rational basis for control
Output indicators |
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1. Percentage of antenatal clinic staff (pre-service, in-service or at supervisory visits) trained in control of malaria during pregnancy in the past 12 months (including IPT, counselling on ITN use and case management for pregnancy women). |
2. Percentage of health facilities reporting stock-out of the recommended drug for IPT (currently sulphadoxine-pyrimethamine) in the past month. |
Outcome indicators |
3. Percentage of pregnant women attending antenatal care who receive IPT under direct observation (first dose, second dose, third dose). |
4. Percentage of pregnant women who report having slept under an ITN the previous night. |
Impact indicators |
5. Percentage of low birth-weight singleton live births (< 2500 g), by parity. |
6. Percentage of screened pregnant women with severe anaemia (haemoglobin 7 g/dl) in third trimester 7, by gravidity. |