EGM reporting
Sangyoung
2023-09-25
Data loading
Figure 4
- Change the color codes
- SR and Impact Evaluation (stack)
- Number labels
- Stack bars
Option 1
| Interventions by Category | |||
| Intervention Category | intervention | Number of studies | n |
|---|---|---|---|
| Direct causes | Inadequate nutrient intake, absorption, and utilization | 1218 | |
| Direct causes | Chronic disease / exposure and response to infectious diseases | 346 | |
| Direct causes | Gynaecological and obstetric conditions | 97 | |
| Intermediate risk factors | Inadequate health / nutrition knowledge and awareness | 70 | |
| Intermediate risk factors | Access / use of health / nutrition services and interventions | 37 | |
| Intermediate risk factors | Inadequate access / use of WASH | 19 | |
| Intermediate risk factors | Food insecurity | 5 | |
| Intermediate risk factors | Inadequate family planning | 4 | |
| Multi-domain | Multi-component | 438 | |
| Underlying risk factors | Poverty | 12 | |
| Underlying risk factors | Health policies | 5 | |
| Underlying risk factors | Cultural norms and behaviours | 3 | |
| Underlying risk factors | Low educational attainment | 2 | |
Option 2
| Intervetnion | Number of Studies1 | |
|---|---|---|
| Domains | Sub-domains (Categories) | |
| Direct causes | Inadequate nutrient intake, absorption, and utilization (Supplementation ; Mass fortification ; Point-of-use fortification ; Targeted fortification ; Biofortification ; Dietary enhancement and diversification) |
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| Direct causes | Chronic disease / exposure and response to infectious diseases (Anti-malaria programs ; Routine immunization ; Deworming and helminth programs ; Other anti-parasite programs ; HIV programs ; Tuberculosis programs) |
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| Direct causes | Gynaecological and obstetric conditions (Delayed cord clamping ; Management of menses ; Management of postpartum haemorrhage) |
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| Intermediate risk factors | Inadequate health / nutrition knowledge and awareness (Breastfeeding and IYCF education and support ; Anaemia education and habit support ; Other nutrition education and counselling ; Counselling and management of anaemia due to genetic blood disorders) |
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| Intermediate risk factors | Access / use of health / nutrition services and interventions (Antenatal and postnatal visits ; Resources and staff for health facilities ; Treatment of moderate or severe acute malnutrition ; Provision of other preventative care ; Education and direct support for supply chain management ; Mobilization of public and private sector actors to support anaemia-product value chains) |
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| Intermediate risk factors | Inadequate access / use of WASH (Water access, sanitation, and hygiene resources ; Education on hygiene) |
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| Intermediate risk factors | Food insecurity (Nutrition sensitive agriculture) |
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| Intermediate risk factors | Inadequate family planning (Family planning and birth spacing counselling) |
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| Underlying risk factors | Poverty (Social assistance ; Social insurance ; Social care services ; Labour market programs) |
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| Underlying risk factors | Health policies (Multi-sectoral anaemia platform strengthening ; Advocacy for better services related to anaemia ; Product registration and standardization ; Governmental funding for anaemia treatment and prevention) |
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| Underlying risk factors | Cultural norms and behaviours (Women's empowerment ; Social and behaviour change communication on gender norms) |
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| Underlying risk factors | Low educational attainment (Schooling) |
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| Multi-domain | Multi-component (Multi-component) |
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| 1 Dark Grey denotes Impact Evaluation, Light grey means Systematic Review | ||
Figure 5 Regional coding
Select one or more from the dropdown list. Country groupings by respective region are in the WHO regions tab. Note: This classification (based on WHO’s regions) is different from the categories used in the DEP’s geographic information fields (based on WB regions).
- Data label
- Color coding should be the same as the intervention Direct costs -> Immediate -> underlying risk factors -> Multi-component X- axis and Y-axis
option 1 : allowing the multiple WHO region codes (# of observation => # of studies)
option2 : NOT allowing the multiple WHO region codes (# of observation == # of studies)
EGM custom coding
Figure 8 - Disease targeted
Based on the intention of the intervention, select one or more from the list below, > Malaria > TB > HIV > Helminth / worms > CRP / AGP > Obesity (includes weight) > Other parasites > Does not target a disease Note: If an intervention targets one disease, but measures outcome for another disease (example: HIV intervention, measuring Malaria outcomes), select BOTH.
Figure 9 - Age
Based on the participants of the study for which the OUTCOMES were measured (NOT the population that were targeted by the interventions), select one or more from the dropdown list. > Infant (0-6 mo) > Older infant (7-23) > Young child (24-59 mo) > Child (60 mo-12 yrs) > Adolescent (13 -19 yrs) > Adult (>19 yrs) > Not specified or entire population If the study mentions age group (e.g. adolescent) without specifing numeric age, choose the option that matches the closest
-> Need to confirm how to deal with Young adolescent and Older adolescent
Figure 10 - Gender and reproductive status
Based on the participants of the study that were targeted by the INTERVENTION, select one or more from the dropdown list, > Not specified or entired population > Men > Women (unspecified/general) > Pregnant women > Lactating women > Non-pregnant/ lactating women > Women of reproductive age [15-49 yrs] > Adolescent girls [10-19 yrs]
