1. Integration and collaboration |
▪ How feasible and cost-effective is it to integrate other services with routine immunizations? |
▪ In what circumstances should integrated programs be considered? |
▪ What are optimal services or packages of services to integrate with routine immunizations? |
▪ Can an increased role for private providers and non-governmental organizations strengthen routine immunization services? |
▪ Can additional groups (i.e. local service groups) be used to promote routine immunizations by providing positive immunization messages and long-term communication? |
▪ Can increased involvement of civil society organizations at each level also improve accountability, service delivery and coverage? |
▪ How best to work with partners to improve overall service delivery and thus strengthen routine immunization services? |
2. New Vaccine Introduction |
▪ What are the barriers to the introduction of new vaccines at community and facility level, and how can these be overcome? |
3. Service Delivery |
▪ What are the benefits of supportive supervision? |
▪ How can a supportive supervision environment be created? |
▪ What are the best roles for community volunteers? |
▪ What are potential roles for existing community and leadership structures (not just volunteers)? |
▪ What are predictors of sustainability for volunteer-based programs? |