(Last updated on 2023-02-21)

SUMMARY:
1. For FP and ANC, there are already enough “priority” clients. No need to over-sample.
2. For SC, overall, priority clients are 13% in Haiti vs. <5% in Malawi and Tanzania. Slightly higher in hospitals, than in lower facilities. See 2.1. The number of priority SC clients per provider is very low, even in hospitals. See 2.2.
3. See the number of total clients listed per provider for each service in 3.1. In SC, assume 10%-20% are priority (likely overestimation). There will be only a few priority clients per provider.

NOTE:
Only clients who completed both observation and CEI are included.

1. Service provision and observation/cei - all facilities

1.1. Service provision and observation/CEI by country

1.2. Observation/CEI by country and facility type

Number of facilities by type
Facility type Haiti_2017 Malawi_2013 Tanzania_2014
1.Hospital 131 116 256
2.HCenter 524 473 379
3.Other 352 388 553

2. Distribution of priority vs. non-prioroity clients

2.1. Percent

2.2. Number

3. Number of clients listed

3.1. Number of clients listed per provider

Approach A
  • Maximum line number of among those observed/interviewed (proxy) / Number of providers who were observed for the service in the facility
Approach B
  • Number of total service-specific clients in a facility / Number of providers who were observed for the service in the facility
  • BUT this is likely overestimated especially in large facilities, because it is not the total number listed.

3.2. Number of providers observed per facility

4. Distribution of the number of observation/cei clients per provider

Annex: Number of observation/cei clients per facility - facilities with CEI for each service

Annex: Number of observation/cei clients per facility - all facilities

Annex: Distribution of facilities by the number of providers