Review data from all countries for internal purposes. NOT FOR CIRCULATION.

(last update: 2022-06-08 15:25:23)

Note:
* Indicator estimates from multiple surveys are combined/appended and then saved in one Excel file as well as multiple Stata data files in the sharepoint: “/BANICA, Sorin - HSA unit/4 Databases, analyses & dashboards/2 HFAs for COVID-19/HFA database/1 Database"
* This analysis uses the Stata data files (downloaded as of 2022-06-08 18:21:00 CET). Analysis code will be saved in the sharepoint:”/BANICA, Sorin - HSA unit/4 Databases, analyses & dashboards/2 HFAs for COVID-19/HFA database/2 Analysis files/HFA database"
* C19CM data are available for 22 surveys from 18 countries.
* CEHS data are available for 26 surveys from 21 countries.
* COMMUNITY data are available for 19 surveys from 17 countries.

See here for implementation results, including sample size information

See here for data quality check

1. C19CM

C19CM: Summary score - safety/IPC

  • xtraining_score: Average score for training based on the tracer items (range: 0-100), among all facilities
  • xtrainingsupport_score: Average score for training AND supportive supervision based on the tracer items (range: 0-100), among all facilities
  • xsafe_score: Average score for safety measures based on the tracer items (range: 0-100), among all facilities
  • xppe_allsome_score: Average PPE items for all or some staff score (range: 0-100), among all facilities
  • xppe_all_score: Average PPE items for all staff score (range: 0-100), among all facilities
  • xguideline_score: Average score for IPC guidelines based on the tracer items (range: 0-100), among all facilities
  • xipcitem_score: Average IPC items score (range: 0-100), among all facilities

C19CM: Summary score - case diagnosis and management

  • xspcmitem_score: Average specimen collection items score (range: 0-100), among all facilities

  • xrdt_capacity: Average current testing load out of maximum capacity (%), Among those that conduct RDT tests onsite

  • xpcr_capacity: Average current testing load out of maximum capacity (%), among those that conduct PCR tests onsite

  • xdiagcovid_score: Average COVID diagnosis score (range: 0-100), among all facilities

  • xdrug_score: Average medicines score (range: 0-100), among all facilities

  • xsupp_score: Average supplies score (range: 0-100), among all facilities

  • xequip_anyfunction_score: Average equipment score, any quantity functioning (range: 0-100), among all facilities

  • xequip_allfunction_score: Average equipment score, all quantity functioning (range: 0-100), among all facilities

C19CM: IMST

  • ximst: % of facilities that have IMST
  • ximst_fun: % of facilities that have IMST, activated

Note: Do further analysis of “scores” by IMST status. If no difference, consider dropping the questioins.

C19CM: Bed capacity

  • ybed: Total pooled number of inpatient beds

  • ybed_cap_covid: Total pooled number of inpatient beds that can be used for any COVID-19 patients

  • ybed_cap_covid_severe: Total pooled number of inpatient beds that can be used for severe COVID-19 patients (not requiring intensive care)

  • ybed_cap_covid_critical: Total pooled number of inpatient beds that can be used for critical COVID-19 patients (requiring intensive care)

  • ybed_cap_noncovid: ybed - ybed_cap_covid

  • ybed_cap_respiso: Total pooled number of inpatient beds that can be used for respiratory isolation

  • ybed_covid_night: Total pooled number of inpatient beds currently occupied by confirmed/suspected COVID-19 patients (Average over two days)

  • ybed_convert_respiso: Total pooled number of inpatient beds that can be converted for respiratory isolation, if needed

  • ybed_convert_icu: Total pooled number of inpatient beds that can be converted for ICU, if needed

A good example that interpretation requires COVID-19 transmission context.
- Kenya R2 & Zambia R1 were conducted in the middle of an outbreak - post-peak, when hospitalizations would have peaked….
- Ghana R1 was done during the low phase, right before an outbreak/peak.

Number of beds
survey ybed ybed_icu ybed_cap_covid
AFG_R1 300 66 300
BDI_R1 7225 312 206
CMR_R1 6200 404 970
COG_R1 2302 845 276
GHA_R1 5331 168 1029
GHA_R2 6665 197 541
KEN_R1 16128 504 3597
KEN_R2 17341 660 3821
KEN_R3 19130 705 4098
LBY_R1 3997 843 689
LCA_R1 130 50 130
MLI_R1 2689 145 521
NAM_R1 6763 166 1362
PER_R1 8823 679 3653
PRY_R1 2164 242 1011
SEN_R1 3085 238 442
SUR_R1 1637 71 458
TCD_R1 416 16 6
VCT_R1 210 5 34
YEM_R1 832 393 788
ZMB_R1 9128 176 1405
ZMB_R2 9549 279 1495

Note: Cameroon: ybed_cap_covid >> ybed_cap_respiso. French Q tanslation issue or health systems difference? “ybed_cap_respiso” is an odd/unclear indicator.

C19CM: Staff: COVID-19 infection and vaccination

  • staff_pct_covid_clinical: percent of clinical staff who’ve been diagnosed with COVID, pooled across facilities
  • staff_pct_covid_nonclinical: percent of non-clinical staff who’ve been diagnosed with COVID, pooled across facilities
  • staff_pct_covid_all: percent of all staff who’ve been diagnosed with COVID, pooled across facilities
  • staff_pct_covaxany: % of staff who received any dose of COVID vaccine
  • staff_pct_covaxfull: % of staff who received full dose of COVID vaccine

C19CM: PPE

  • xppe: % of facilities that provide PPE to staff

  • xppe_allsome_100: % of facilities that have each of all 6 tracer PPE items currently available for all or some staff

  • xppe_allsome_50: % of facilities that have 50% or more of the tracer items

  • xppe_all_100: % of facilities that have each of all 6 tracer PPE items currently available for all staff

  • xxppe_all_100: % of facilities that have each of all select three tracer PPE items (mask, respirator, and gloves) currently available for all staff

  • xppedispose: % of facilities that dispose used PPE safely according to the IPC guidelines

  • Providing any PPE is near universal, but having all tracer items for all relevant staff is low.
  • Self reported PPE dispose is universally high (except in Congo) - DROP
  • **xppe_all__gown**: % of facilities that have PPE tracer item currently available for all staff: Gown, protective
  • **xppe_all__gloves**: % of facilities that have PPE tracer item currently available for all staff: Gloves, examination
  • **xppe_all__goggles**: % of facilities that have PPE tracer item currently available for all staff: Goggles, protective
  • **xppe_all__faceshield**: % of facilities that have PPE tracer item currently available for all staff: Face shield
  • **xppe_all__respirator**: % of facilities that have PPE tracer item currently available for all staff: Respirator masks (N95 or FFP2)*
  • **xppe_all__mask**: % of facilities that have PPE tracer item currently available for all staff: Mask, medical/surgical
  • Availability of respirator masks is lowest among all items in all countries.
  • Availability of gloves and medical mask is universally high.

C19CM: IPC

  • **xipcitem__soap**: % of facilities that have: liquid soap
  • **xipcitem__sanitizer**: % of facilities that have: hand sanitizer
  • **xipcitem__biobag**: % of facilities that have: bio-hazardous bag
  • **xipcitem__boxes**: % of facilities that have: safety boxes
  • **xipcitem__bodybags**: % of facilities that have: body bags
  • xipcitem_100: % of facilities with all tracer IPC items
  • xipcitem_50: % of facilities that have 50% or more of the tracer items
  • Most IPC items (except bodybags) are reported to be near universally available.
  • Body bags are typically least available.
  • Note: "xipcitem__handwash" is/would be an example of detailed indicator that will show up in the dashboard, if it is added in a specific country.

C19CM: Equipment

  • xequip_allfunction_100: % of facilities that have all tracer items, all quantity functioning

  • xequip_allfunction_50: % of facilities that have 50% or more of the tracer items, all quantity functioning

  • xequip_anyfunction_100: % of facilities that have all tracer items, any quantity functioning

  • xequip_anyfunction_50: % of facilities that have 50% or more of the tracer items, any quantity functioning

  • xxequip_anyfunction_100: % of facilities that have all specific tracer items (LIST THEM HERE), any quantity functioning

Note: availability of any functioning ventilators (invasive and non-invasive) is sub-optimal. Even if they exist and functional, we do not know if the number of ventilators can address an outbreak.

  • **xequip_allfunction__xray**: % of facilities that have all available quantity functioning X-ray machines

  • **xequip_allfunction__oximeters**: % of facilities that have all available quantity functioning pulse oximeters

  • **xequip_allfunction__vent_icu**: % of facilities that have all available quantity functioning ventilators for ICU

  • **xequip_allfunction__vent_noninvasive**: % of facilities that have all available quantity functioning non-invasive ventilators

  • **xequip_anyfunction__xray**: % of facilities that have any available quantity functioning X-ray machines

  • **xequip_anyfunction__oximeters**: % of facilities that have any available quantity functioning pulse oximeters

  • **xequip_anyfunction__vent_icu**: % of facilities that have any available quantity functioning ventilators for ICU

  • **xequip_anyfunction__vent_noninvasive**: % of facilities that have any available quantity functioning non-invasive ventilators

C19CM: Oxygen

  • xoxygen_concentrator: % of facilities that have: oxygen concentrator

  • xoxygen_bulk: % of facilities that have: external supply bulk

  • xoxygen_cylinder: % of facilities that have: external supply oxygen cylinders

  • xoxygen_plant: % of facilities that have: oxygen generator plant

  • xoxygensource: % of facilities that have: any of the FOUR sources

  • xoxygen_dist: of facilities that have piped oxygen distribution to terminal bedside wall units

  • xoxygen_portcylinder: % of facilities that have a portable medical gas cylinder for oxygen, which is fitted with a valve, a pressure and flow regulator?

Note: internally consistent - generally.
But, what is the difference between xoxygen_cylinder vs. xoxygen_portcylinder? The relationship is different in Kenya R2. Data error/different interpretation or actual difference?

oxygen availability is universally good, though distribution is low (no immediate intervention possible for this).

2. CEHS

CEHS: Staff: COVID-19 infection and vaccination

  • staff_pct_covid_clinical: percent of clinical staff who’ve been diagnosed with COVID, pooled across facilities
  • staff_pct_covid_nonclinical: percent of non-clinical staff who’ve been diagnosed with COVID, pooled across facilities
  • staff_pct_covid_all: percent of all staff who’ve been diagnosed with COVID, pooled across facilities
  • staff_pct_covaxany: % of staff who received any dose of COVID vaccine
  • staff_pct_covaxfull: % of staff who received full dose of COVID vaccine

CEHS: Staff absence

  • xabsence: % of facilities that have had staff leave or absence in the past 3 months
  • xabsence_medical: % of facilities that have had staff leave or absence due to COVID-19 sickness or need to care for family members in the past 3 months
  • xabsence_structure: % of facilities that have had staff leave or absence due to COVID-19 related structural reasons (i.e., gov policy on health providers; limited transportation due to lockdown; lack of personal protective equipment) in the past 3 months
  • xabsence_social: % of facilities that have had staff leave or absence due to COVID-19 related social reasons (i.e., fear related to COVID-19; or fear related to violence targeting health workers) in the past 3 months

Note:
* staff absence is common (expected?), but they are not necessarily for COVID related reasons (as reported by respondents/manager).
* See increase/shift in reasons in Kenya, reflecting burn out as the pandemic prolongs?.

CEHS: Changes in HR mangement

  • xhr: % of facilities that have changed HR management in the past 3 months due to COVID-19
  • xhr_shift: % of facilities that have changed staff assignment in the past 3 months due to COVID-19
  • xhr_increase: % of facilities that have had increased staff FTE in the past 3 months due to COVID-19
  • xhr_increase_exp: % of facilities that have had increased staff FTE in the past 3 months due to COVID-19, expanding hours for existing staff
  • xhr_increase_new: % of facilities that have had increased staff FTE in the past 3 months due to COVID-19, recruiting new staff
  • xhr_secondment: % of facilities that have seconded staff in the past 3 months due to COVID-19
  • xhr_decrease: % of facilities that have had decreased staff FTE in the past 3 months due to COVID-19

CEHS: Changes in service delivey volume - IPC/safety strategies

  • **xsafe__entrance_screening**: % of facilities that have implemented: Screening of all patients and visitors at a dedicated entrance
  • **xsafe__staff_entrance**: % of facilities that have implemented: Designated staff entrance for screening
  • **xsafe__sep_room**: % of facilities that have implemented: COVID-19 suspected patient consultation takes place in a separate room
  • **xsafe__triage_c19**: % of facilities that have implemented: Triage system that isolates COVID-19 suspects and confirmed cases
  • **xsafe__isolatareas**: % of facilities that have implemented: COVID-19 isolation areas clearly identified and divided from non-COVID-19 areas
  • **xsafe__triage_guidelines**: % of facilities that have implemented: Screening and triage of patients for suspected COVID-19 using an up-to-date guidelines
  • **xsafe__distancing**: % of facilities that have implemented: Distancing of at least 1 metre among patients and visitors in waiting rooms and wards
  • **xsafe__hygiene_instructions**: % of facilities that have implemented: Displaying instructions on hand and respiratory hygiene practices for patient and visitors
  • **xsafe__hygiene_stations**: % of facilities that have implemented: Hand hygiene stations for staff and patients at all points of care
  • **xsafe__ppe**: % of facilities that have implemented: Use of personal protective equipment for staff
  • **xsafe__cleaning**: % of facilities that have implemented: Environment cleaning and disinfection
  • Changes that require structural conditions are low - makes sense. e.g., staff entrance, isolate area.

CEHS: PPE

  • xppe: % of facilities that provide PPE to staff

  • xppe_allsome_100: % of facilities that have each of all 6 tracer PPE items currently available for all or some staff

  • xppe_allsome_50: % of facilities that have 50% or more of the tracer items

  • xppe_all_100: % of facilities that have each of all 6 tracer PPE items currently available for all staff

  • xxppe_all_100: % of facilities that have each of all select three tracer PPE items (mask, respirator, and gloves) currently available for all staff

  • xppedispose: % of facilities that dispose used PPE safely according to the IPC guidelines

  • Providing any PPE is near universal, but having all tracer items for all relevant staff is low.
  • Self reported PPE dispose is universally high (except in Congo) - DROP
  • **xppe_all__gown**: % of facilities that have PPE tracer item currently available for all staff: Gown, protective
  • **xppe_all__gloves**: % of facilities that have PPE tracer item currently available for all staff: Gloves, examination
  • **xppe_all__goggles**: % of facilities that have PPE tracer item currently available for all staff: Goggles, protective
  • **xppe_all__faceshield**: % of facilities that have PPE tracer item currently available for all staff: Face shield
  • **xppe_all__respirator**: % of facilities that have PPE tracer item currently available for all staff: Respirator masks (N95 or FFP2)*
  • **xppe_all__mask**: % of facilities that have PPE tracer item currently available for all staff: Mask, medical/surgical
  • Individual items’ pattern is very similar to what we saw in C19CM.
  • Availability of respirator masks is lowest among all items in all countries.
  • Availability of gloves and medical mask is universally high.

CEHS: referral of COVID-19 patients

  • **xcvd_ref: % of facilities that have designated facilities for the referral of patients with suspected or confirmed COVID-19
  • **xcvd_reftrans: % of facilities that have designated facilities for the referral of patients with suspected or confirmed COVID-19 AND have access to safe and isolated transportation to transfer the patients

What do we do/act with this data? Does every facility need to have a referral facility??? what does that mean, if/when patient volume surges?
Note: different definition in Kenya R1 .

CEHS: Management of COVID-19 patients at primary-level facilities

  • xcvd_team: % of primary-level facilities that have a focal point or team responsible for COVID-19 service coordination
  • xcvd_sop: % of primary-level facilities that have a focal point or team AND standard operation procedures
  • xcvd_guide_casemanage: % of primary-level facilities that have received up-to-date guidelines to manage asymptomatic or mild COVID-19 cases, including for referral
  • See varying levels of xcvd_pt, indicating different health systems/coordination for COVID patients management across countries.
  • xcvd_spcm: % of primary-level facilities that collect specimens from patients to diagnose COVID-19
  • xcvd_test: % of primary-level facilities that collect specimens AND conduct PCR tests or RDT to diagnose COVID‑19 on site
  • xcvd_test_pcr: % of primary-level facilities that collect specimens AND conduct PCR tests to diagnose COVID‑19 on site
  • xcvd_test_rdt: % of primary-level facilities that collect specimens AND conduct RDT to diagnose COVID‑19 on site
  • xcvd_spcmtrans: % of primary-level facilities that collect specimens, do not conduct tests to diagnose COVID‑19 on site, BUT have a functioning specimen transport system for forwarding specimens from the facility to a referral laboratory
  • Variation in specimen collection.
  • If testing is done on site, it’s mostly RDT. Makes sense.
  • See testing availability increase in Kenya from 7% in R1 to 26% in R2 - mainly because of expanded RDT.

CEHS: Management of COVID-19 patients at primary-level facilities (in the past three months

  • xcvd_pt: % of primary-level facilities that have seen patients with suspected COVID-19 in the past 3 months

  • xcvd_pt_sep_room: Among primary-level facilities that had COVID-19 patients in the past 3 months, % of primary-level facilities that performed: Patient consultation takes place in a separate room

  • xcvd_pt_c19_check: Among primary-level facilities that had COVID-19 patients in the past 3 months, % of primary-level facilities that performed: Checked for COVID-19 symptoms

  • xcvd_pt_o2_measure: Among primary-level facilities that had COVID-19 patients in the past 3 months, % of primary-level facilities that performed: Measured O2 saturation with pulse oximeter

  • xcvd_pt_refer: Among primary-level facilities that had COVID-19 patients in the past 3 months, % of primary-level facilities that performed: Referred the patient to specialized care

  • xcvd_pt_diagtest: Among primary-level facilities that had COVID-19 patients in the past 3 months, % of primary-level facilities that performed: Performed diagnostic test

  • xcvd_pt_home_isolate: Among primary-level facilities that had COVID-19 patients in the past 3 months, % of primary-level facilities that performed: Instructed patients with mild symptoms to self-isolate at home

  • xcvd_pt_tele: Among primary-level facilities that had COVID-19 patients in the past 3 months, % of primary-level facilities that performed: Provided teleconsultation to answer patient’s questions before facility visit

  • xcvd_pt_score: Average score for COVID-19 patients management based on the tracer items (range: 0-100), among primary-level facilities that had COVID-19 patients in the past 3 months

  • xcvd_pt_100: Among primary-level facilities that had COVID-19 patients in the past 3 months, % of facilities that have performed all seven tracer items for management of COVID-19 patients

  • xcvd_pt_50: Among primary-level facilities that had COVID-19 patients in the past 3 months, % of facilities that have performed 50% of tracer items for management of COVID-19 patients

Note: Ghana should drop these xcvd_pt questions. Too small denominator.

CEHS: Management of COVID-19 patients: Home-based self-isolation

  • xcvd_pthbsi: % of primary-level facilities that have instructed home isolation for mild COVID-19 patients

  • xcvd_pthbsi_tele: % of primary-level facilities that have instructed home isolation for mild COVID-19 patients AND: Provided remote consultation (phone or video call, text message)

  • xcvd_pthbsi_homevisit: % of primary-level facilities that have instructed home isolation for mild COVID-19 patients AND: Visited patients at home

  • xcvd_pthbsi_followup: % of primary-level facilities that have instructed home isolation for mild COVID-19 patients AND: Arranged follow-up visit to the facility (e.g. by asking the patient to report to a designated entrance at prearranged appointment time)

  • xcvd_pthbsi_safetyinstruct: % of primary-level facilities that have instructed home isolation for mild COVID-19 patients AND: Provided safety instructions for the members of the patient’s household

  • xcvd_pthbsi_complianceassess: % of primary-level facilities that have instructed home isolation for mild COVID-19 patients AND: Assessed compliance with self-isolation

  • xcvd_pthbsi_report: % of primary-level facilities that have instructed home isolation for mild COVID-19 patients AND: Reported the home-based self-isolation and care patients to relevant health authority

  • xcvd_guide_casemanage: % of primary-level facilities that have received up-to-date guidelines to manage asymptomatic or mild COVID-19 cases, including for referral

Note: Ghana should drop these xcvd_pthbsi questons. Too small denominator.

CEHS: Management of COVID-19 patients: Souce of information

  • xcvd_info: % of primary-level facilities that have received any other information to manage asymptomatic or mild COVID-19 cases
  • xcvd_info_moh: % of primary-level facilities that have received any other information to manage asymptomatic or mild COVID-19 cases from: MOH
  • xcvd_info_localgov: % of primary-level facilities that have received any other information to manage asymptomatic or mild COVID-19 cases from: local government authority
  • xcvd_info_who: % of primary-level facilities that have received any other information to manage asymptomatic or mild COVID-19 cases from: WHO
  • xcvd_info_prof: % of primary-level facilities that have received any other information to manage asymptomatic or mild COVID-19 cases from: professional associations
  • xcvd_info_other: % of primary-level facilities that have received any other information to manage asymptomatic or mild COVID-19 cases from: other

Note: in CMR, “other” is the major source. What are they?

CEHS: COVID-19 vaccination

  • xcovax: % of facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine

  • **xcovax_offer__pfizer**: Among facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine, % of facilities that offer vaccine 001

  • **xcovax_offerav__pfizer**: Among facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine, % of facilities that offer and have vaccine 001

  • **xcovax_offer__moderna**: Among facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine, % of facilities that offer vaccine 002

  • **xcovax_offerav__moderna**: Among facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine, % of facilities that offer and have vaccine 002

  • **xcovax_offer__astra**: Among facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine, % of facilities that offer vaccine 003

  • **xcovax_offerav__astra**: Among facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine, % of facilities that offer and have vaccine 003

  • **xcovax_offer__jj**: Among facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine, % of facilities that offer vaccine 004

  • **xcovax_offerav__jj**: Among facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine, % of facilities that offer and have vaccine 004

See the gap between “offer” vs. “available” (% point difference).

  • xcovax_syr: Among facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine, % of facilities that syringes

  • xcovax_sharp: Among facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine, % of facilities that have sharps containers

  • xcovax_strtemp: Among facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine, % of facilities that have cold storage for COVID-19 vaccine remaining in the recommended temperature range, currently

  • xcovax_strtemp_w: Among facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine, % of facilities that have cold storage for COVID-19 vaccine remaining in the recommended temperature range, currently AND for the past week

  • xcovax_aefikit: Among facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine, % of facilities that have AEFI kit

  • xcovax_aefireport: Among facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine, % of facilities that have system to report AEFI to the central center

See cold chain issues in GHA.
Missing aefi data - why??

  • **xcovax_train__storage**: Among facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine, % of facilities that have staff trained on: storage of vaccine
  • **xcovax_train__admin**: Among facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine, % of facilities that have staff trained on: administration of vaccine
  • **xcovax_train__report_adverse**: Among facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine, % of facilities that have staff trained on: management of adverse events
  • **xcovax_train__manage_adverse**: Among facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine, % of facilities that have staff trained on: reporting adverse events

Reported training is universally high. Probably not reporting bias, since the vaccine is brand new.

  • xcovax_infrtrn: Among facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine, % of facilities that inform when to return for the next vaccination
  • xcovax_infside: Among facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine, % of facilities that inform side effect
  • xcovax_infaewhat: Among facilities that provide COVID-19 vaccine, % of facilities that inform what to do in case of adverse events
  • Reported practice is universally high. Consider dropping this.
  • But, what happened in Zambia. Most commonly offered vaccine is ASTRA Z, which requires two visits.

2.A CEHS service provision

CEHS: Changes in service delivey strategies

  • xstrategy: of facilities that have modifications in service provision in the past 3 months
  • xstrategy_reduce: of facilities that have implemented measures to reduce service provision in the past 3 months
  • xstrategy_reduce_closure: of facilities that have implemented measures to reduce service provision in the past 3 months: closure
  • xstrategy_reduce_hrchange: of facilities that have implemented measures to reduce service provision in the past 3 months: service hour change
  • xstrategy_reduce_reduce: of facilities that have implemented measures to reduce service provision in the past 3 months: reduced/suspended service scope or volume
  • xstrategy_reduce_redirect: of facilities that have implemented measures to reduce service provision in the past 3 months: redirect
  • xstrategy_reduce_priority: of facilities that have implemented measures to reduce service provision in the past 3 months: priority
  • xstrategy_reduce_combine: of facilities that have implemented measures to reduce service provision in the past 3 months: Provided all care in a single visit for multiple morbidities
  • xstrategy_self: of facilities that have implemented measures to reduce service provision in the past 3 months: self-care
  • xstrategy_home: of facilities that have implemented measures to reduce service provision in the past 3 months: home based care
  • xstrategy_remote: of facilities that have implemented measures to reduce service provision in the past 3 months: telemedicine
  • xstrategy_prescription: of facilities that have implemented measures to reduce service provision in the past 3 months: new prescription appproaches

(Facilities can provide multiple strategies.)

Note: reflection of various context. no benchmark. requires context specific interpretation.
* Makes sense that Ukraine looks different from others. See remote and prescription.
* Very few closure. Mostly reduced hours. Scope reduction is not common. Meaning service availability did not change drastically - especially for priority patients.

CEHS: Changes in service delivery volume - Outpatient

  • xopt_increase: % of facilities that have had increased outpatient attendance in the past 3 months in one or more of the 18 services listed

  • xopt_increase_reason_covidnow: % of facilities that have had increased outpatient attendance in the past 3 months AND cited reasons reflecting current outbreak

  • xopt_increase_reason_covidafter: % of facilities that have had increased outpatient attendance in the past 3 months AND cited reasons reflecting impact of past outbreak

  • xopt_increase_reason_gbv: % of facilities that have had increased outpatient attendance in the past 3 months AND cited reasons reflecting GBV

  • xopt_decrease: % of facilities that have had decreased outpatient attendance in the past 3 months in one or more of the 18 services listed

  • xopt_decrease_reason_comdemand: % of facilities that have had decreased outpatient attendance in the past 3 months AND cited reasons reflecting community demand changes

  • xopt_decrease_reason_enviro: % of facilities that have had decreased outpatient attendance in the past 3 months AND cited reasons reflecting barriers in care seeking

  • xopt_decrease_reason_intention: % of facilities that have had decreased outpatient attendance in the past 3 months AND cited reasons reflecting changes in service provision strategies

  • xopt_decrease_reason_disruption: % of facilities that have had decreased outpatient attendance in the past 3 months AND cited reasons reflecting disruption at the facility level

(Facilities can provide multiple reasons.)

  • Again, this is more to explain HMIS trend AND depends on timing of data collection in the course of the pandemic.
  • Also, different service use behave differently. So, xopt_increase and xopt_decrease would be yes in most facilities, unless they are specialized in particular services (which should not be part of the EHS sample anyway, in theory)
  • this data in particular should be laid over the outbreak trend data.
  • For example, it makes sense that GHA reported “covidafter” reasons for increase, cause the survey was done in between waves.
  • Kenya R1 had high service readiness disruption and also high external environmental reasons (which was strongly imposed in most of 2020?).
  • Namibia, GBV??? 53% of sentinel facilities reported GBV is a reason behind increased services - though this one doesn’t pin point which services See what services increased in Namibia. Only 20% of facilities reported increased violence related services.
  • But, the most common reason for the decrease is (reduced) community demand. will be interesting to see if this changes over time.
  • See individual services…
  • really tricky….

CEHS: Reasons for decreased OPT volume: disruption

  • **xdisrupt__hr**: % of facilities that reported outpatient volume decreased in some services AND quiet a lot/great deal is due to: HR
  • **xdisrupt__finance**: % of facilities that reported outpatient volume decreased in some services AND quiet a lot/great deal is due to: finance
  • **xdisrupt__ipc**: % of facilities that reported outpatient volume decreased in some services AND quiet a lot/great deal is due to: IPC
  • **xdisrupt__medsupp**: % of facilities that reported outpatient volume decreased in some services AND quiet a lot/great deal is due to: medicines/supplies

Similar indicators:
* In section 7, __xdisrupt_supply**: % of facilities that reported service disruption due to supply stock out (potentially leading question)
* In section 4, __xopt_decrease_reason_disruption**: % of facilities that have had decreased outpatient attendance in the past 3 months AND cited reasons reflecting disruption at the facility level

CEHS: Changes in service delivery volume - ER

  • xer: % of facilities providing emergency unit services

  • xer_increase: Among facilities with emergency unit, % of facilities that have had overall increased emergency unit visits in the past 3 months compared to the same months last year

  • xer_decrease: Among facilities with emergency unit, % of facilities that have had overall decreased emergency unit visits in the past 3 months compared to the same months last year

  • xer_nochange: Among facilities with emergency unit, % of facilities that have had overall no changes in emergency unit visits in the past 3 months compared to the same months last year

  • **xer_increase__002**: Among facilities with emergency unit. % of facilities that have had increased emergency unit visits for injuries in the past 3 months

  • **xer_increase__003**: Among facilities with emergency unit. % of facilities that have had increased emergency unit visits for emergency surgeries in the past 3 months

  • **xer_increase__004**: Among facilities with emergency unit. % of facilities that have had increased emergency unit visits for NCD related conditions in the past 3 months

  • **xer_increase__005**: Among facilities with emergency unit. % of facilities that have had increased emergency unit visits for emergency blood transfusion services in the past 3 months

  • **xer_decrease__002**: Among facilities with emergency unit. % of facilities that have had decreased emergency unit visits for injuries in the past 3 months

  • **xer_decrease__003**: Among facilities with emergency unit. % of facilities that have had decreased emergency unit visits for emergency surgeries in the past 3 months

  • **xer_decrease__004**: Among facilities with emergency unit. % of facilities that have had decreased emergency unit visits for NCD related conditions in the past 3 months

  • **xer_decrease__005**: Among facilities with emergency unit. % of facilities that have had decreased emergency unit visits for emergency blood transfusion services in the past 3 months

CEHS: Changes in service delivery volume - inpatient

  • xipt: % of facilities providing IPT inpatient services
  • xipt_increase: Among facilities provide inpatient services, % of facilities that have had increased inpatient admissions in the previous 3 months compared to the same months last year
  • xipt_decrease: Among facilities provide inpatient services, % of facilities that have had decreased inpatient admissions in the previous 3 months compared to the same months last year
  • xipt_nochange: Among facilities provide inpatient services, % of facilities that have had no changes in inpatient admissions in the previous 3 months compared to the same months last year

CEHS: Changes in service delivery volume - pre ER

  • xpreer: % of facilities that provide pre-hospital emergency care services
  • xpreer_increase: Among facilities provide pre-hospital emergency care services, % of facilities that have had increased pre-hospital emergency care services
  • xpreer_decrease: Among facilities provide pre-hospital emergency care services, % of facilities that have had decreased pre-hospital emergency care services
  • xpreer_nochange: Among facilities provide pre-hospital emergency care services, % of facilities that have had no change in pre-hospital emergency care service volume

CEHS: Changes in service delivery volume - outreach

  • xout: % of facilities that provide community outreach or home-visit services

  • **xout_decrease__immun**: Among facilities providing community outreach or home-visit services, % of facilities that have reduced or suspended: Immunization outreach

  • **xout_decrease__malaria**: Among facilities providing community outreach or home-visit services, % of facilities that have reduced or suspended: Malaria prevention campaigns, including distribution of ITN

  • **xout_decrease__ntd**: Among facilities providing community outreach or home-visit services, % of facilities that have reduced or suspended: Neglected tropical disease outreach activities, including mass drug administration

  • **xout_decrease__cbc**: Among facilities providing community outreach or home-visit services, % of facilities that have reduced or suspended: Community-based mobile clinics

  • **xout_decrease__home**: Among facilities providing community outreach or home-visit services, % of facilities that have reduced or suspended: home visits

  • xout_decrease: Among facilities providing community outreach or home-visit services, % of facilities that have reduced or suspended one or more of the five services (see below) in the past three months

CEHS: Changes in service delivey volume - restoration

  • xresto: % of facilities that have developed plans to deliver services for patients who missed their routine appointments that are unrelated with COVID-19 in the previous 3 months AND registered them

  • xresto_imp_preg: Among facilities that provide ANC, % of facilities that have implemented plans for targeted catch up for pregnant women who missed appointments in the past three months

  • xresto_imp_immunization: Among facilities that provide child immunization, % of facilities that have implemented plans for targeted catch up for missed appointments for childhood immunization

  • xresto_imp_chronic: Among facilities that provide NCD, % of facilities that have implemented plans for targeted catch up for chronic non-communicable diseases patients who missed appointments in the past three months

  • xresto_imp_tb: Among facilities that provide TB, % of facilities that have implemented plans for targeted catch up for TB patients who missed appointments in the past three months

  • xresto_imp_hiv: Among facilities that provide HIV, % of facilities that have implemented plans for targeted catch up for HIV patients who missed appointments in the past three months

  • xresto_imppln_preg: Among facilities that provide ANC, % of facilities that have developed or implemented plans for targeted catch up for pregnant women who missed appointments in the past three months

  • xresto_imppln_immunization: Among facilities that provide child immunization, % of facilities that have developed or implemented plans for targeted catch up for missed appointments for childhood immunization

  • xresto_imppln_chronic: Among facilities that provide NCD, % of facilities that have developed or implemented plans for targeted catch up for chronic non-communicable diseases patients who missed appointments in the past three months

  • xresto_imppln_tb: Among facilities that provide TB, % of facilities that have developed or implemented plans for targeted catch up for TB patients who missed appointments in the past three months

  • xresto_imppln_hiv: Among facilities that provide HIV, % of facilities that have developed or implemented plans for targeted catch up for HIV patients who missed appointments in the past three months

3. COMMUNITY

COMMUNITY: Concerned about COVID-19 vaccine

Percent of communities where most/some people are concerned about COVID-19

COMMUNITY: Attitude towards COVID-19 vaccine

Percent of communities where most people would receive COVID-19 vaccine

  • low willingness for vaccine in CMR consistent with low level of concern

COMMUNITY: Reasons for vaccine hesitancy

no concern
1. Not concerned about getting infected with COVID-19

concerns about covid vaccine
2. Uncertain if the COVID-19 vaccine will be effective
3. Concerned about side-effects of the COVID-19 vaccine

concerns about exposure
4. Do not want to go to facilities for fear of getting infected with COVID-19

concerns about vaccine
5. General mistrust of or opposition to any vaccine

time
6. Too busy to get vaccinated

const
7. Concerned about cost

  • Francophone Western Africa has more vaccine hesitancy in general even before the pandemic. But, general hesitancy in CMR is not substantially higher than that in KEN & GHA. Why?
  • Because, in CMR, these reasons are practically answered by all CHWs (about their communities - which is practically general population).
  • Whereas in KEN & GHA, these reasons are for about half of the CHWs who think not most people in their community would get the COVID vaccine - i.e., select communities. So, general vaccine hesitancy in those settings may appear higher than general vaccine hesitancy in CMR. Still rather puzzling…

Note: the difference between COVID-19 vaccine specific concerns and general concerns about vaccine suggests potential target groups and interventions.

COMMUNITY: Unmet need

Missing data in Kenya - why??

Unmet need distribution among people who have specific condition/need (Individual)

COMMUNITY: Barriers to access care before the pandemic

COMMUNITY: Barriers to access care since the pandemic

  • xbar: moderately or strongly affected access during the pandemic

Q3.2: “During the COVID-19 pandemic, would you say people’s experience in getting health care has generally remained stable, been moderately affected, or been strongly affected? This refers to any type of health services, not only COVID-19 care.”

COMMUNITY: Sources of care, “current”

  1. Community health worker
  2. Dispensary or health post
  3. Hospital
  4. Pharmacist or drug/medicine shop
  5. COVID testing centre
  6. COVID phone line
  7. Other trained health care provider
  8. Traditional healer
  9. Internet or virtual forum
  10. Other
  11. None (postpone care seeking)

CHW: either the most or one of the most cited source - how much of this is bias? if true, what do the results mean?

COMMUNITY: marginalized groups

  • xmargin: any group “disadvantaged in how they access health care for economic, social or cultural reasons”
  • unemployed is likely linked to poverty. especially in countries where informal labor is important (e.g., CMR)
  • this question needs to be more specific, based on answers provided. Also, it worked better in some countries than other.
  • how is this different from or similar with pre-pandemic patterns?

COMMUNITY: Knowledge and risk of COVID-19 infection among key informants

xknowledge: Yes to Q6.1: “Do you feel confident in your knowledge about COVID-19?”
xrisk_mode: moderate OR high
xrisk_high: high

COMMUNITY: Stigma & support

COMMUNITY: Service volume change

COMMUNITY: Community initiatives, health

COMMUNITY: Community initiatives, social/economic