The acceptability, feasibility and impact of a lay health counsellor delivered health promoting schools programme in India: a case study evaluation

Table 4 Coverage of the intervention activities in all schools 2009-11 ¹

School Health Promotion Advisory Board Meetings
	2009–2010			2010–2011
	Target	Actual	Coverage	Target	Actual	Coverage
No. of SHPAB meetings	27	27	100%	30	30	100%
Health Camps by Sangath
	2009–2010			2010–2011
	Target	Actual	Coverage	Target	Actual	Coverage
Visual Assessment	9	9	100%	10	10	100%
BMI	9	9	100%	10	10	100%
Delivery of Classroom Life Skills Education sessions
	2009–2010			2010–2011
	Target	Actual	Coverage	Target	Actual	Coverage
Physiological	428	326	76.2%	433	394	91%
Psychosocial	735	661	89.9%	711	651	91.6%
Effective learning techniques	350	324	92.6%	331	315	95.2%
TOTAL	1513	1311	86.6%	1475	1360	92.2%
School range (Total)			(84.6 – 98.9%)			(84.4 – 99.3%)
Individual Counselling
	2009–2010			2010–2011
Number of cases	122			128
% Students who accessed counselling)	6.2%			6.3%
School Range (% Students who accessed counselling)	(1.8–13.1%)			(2.3–11.1%)
Number of follow ups	251			323
% Sessions led by SHC²	18.5%			55%
School Range (Sessions led by SHC)	(1.8–41.2%)			(30–92.8%)

¹ Coverage defined as percentage of target achieved. Targets were set a priori by the intervention coordinators.
² Other sessions were led by a clinical psychologist in the presence of the SHC.

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