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Table 3 Matrix of indicators and data sources for adaptive implementation of community-based management of PSBI program during the COVID-19 pandemic in Ethiopia, 2021

From: Using the Implementation Research Logic Model to design and implement community-based management of possible serious bacterial infection during COVID-19 pandemic in Ethiopia

RE-AIM framework

Metrics

Data sources

Reach:

The degree to which an intervention-eligible population receives it (Coverage)

• # of sick young infants managed for PSBI (% infants eligible who receive PSBI care)

• # of sick newborns and young infants managed

• Proportion of SYI referred

Facility iCCM/PSBI register review

Effectiveness: The impact of an intervention on targeted outcomes

• Improvement in % of mothers/caretakers of SYIs who seek care from an appropriate provider

• % of mothers’/caretakers’ adherence to treatment advice (caretaker level)

• Care provider adherence to PSBI management

Before-after household surveys

Facility iCCM/PSBI register review

Adoption: Intention, initial decision, or action to employ new intervention (uptake)

• # of facilities providing PSBI treatment services when a referral is not possible

• # of facilities and community-based providers trained in PSBI treatment

Program monitoring data

Feasibility: the extent to which a new strategy can be successfully used or carried out within a given setting

• Percent of supplies in stock and percent of re-supply

• Process evaluation (facility assessment)

Fidelity: Degree to which an intervention or strategy was implemented as it was designed in an original protocol, plan, or policy (or as adapted)

• Ongoing implementation challenges

• Providers' adherence to PSBI case management protocol

• Implementation strength score

 ○ % of HEWs on average trained/mentored on PSBI treatment

 ○ Mean percentage of materials/ equipment available

 ○ Mean percentage of supplies available

 ○ % of HEWs supervised on PSBI treatment

 ○ % of HPs participated in the PHCU level PRCCM meetings in the last six months

 ○ % of HPs facilitated kebele-level multi-sectoral meetings at least once in the last six months

 ○ % of HPs facilitated awareness creation meetings at the community level

• % of mothers’/caretakers’ adherence to treatment advice

Process evaluation (facility assessment, interview with service providers and program managers, facility iCCM/PSBI register review)

Program monitoring data

Before-after household surveys

Acceptability: Perception among stakeholders that intervention is agreeable

• Barriers and facilitators to uptake of PSBI treatment services

• % of mothers/caretakers of SYI who seek care from an appropriate provider

• Parent/caregiver acceptance of PSBI treatment

Process evaluation (interview with service providers)

Before-after household surveys

Maintenance: Extent to which an intervention is maintained or institutionalized in a setting (Sustainability)

• Implementation strategies incorporated with the woreda work stream and integration

• Trends in service uptake and rebound

• Feasibility of the approach for national scale-up

Process evaluation (facility assessment, interview with service providers and program managers, facility iCCM/PSBI register review)

  1. iCCM integrated management of common childhood illnesses, SYI Sick young infant, PHCU Primary Health Care Unit, PRCCM Performance review and clinical mentoring meeting, PSBI Possible serious bacterial infection