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1 |
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1
MOST OF THE HEALTH WORKER IN THE CLINIC ARE NURSE AIDE. |
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1
MOST OF THE PEOPLE IN THIS TOWN WENT TO PLEEBO TO GET THEIR CHRISTMAS, FOR THIS REASON THE CLINIC WERE EMPTY. |
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1
PATIENT LOAD HAS BEEN VERY LOW DUE TO THE LACK OF DRUG IN THE FACILITY. |
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1
THE PATIENT LOAD IN THIS HAS BEEN VERY LOW, DUE TO THE LACK OF DRUG INTHE FACILITY. |
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1
THERE IS ONLY ONE HEALTH WORKER IN THIS FACILITY. |
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1
THERE IS ONLY ONE TRAIN HEALTH WORKR IN THIS FACILITY. |
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2 |
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A lot of blood stool cases in this area.To confirm bloody stool,screener goes to see stools. |
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ANTIMALARIAL DRUG IN ACCORDANCE WITH NATIONAL GUIDELINES WAS NOT GIVEN TO PATIENT BUT, CHQ INJECTION. |
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AS+AQ SERVED TO PATIENT WAS SUPPLIED BY SURVEY TEAM |
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CHILD IS ADMITTED WITHIN THE FACILITY. |
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CHILD WAS GIVEN PCM AT HOME BY THE MOTHER |
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CHILD WAS NOT WEIGHT TO DETERMINE NUM. OF ACT/AMODIAYINE TO BE PRESCRIBED. PATIENT TRIAGED & RDT PERFORMED IMMEDIATELY. |
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CLINIC NEEDS MORE TRAINING STAFF AND ALSO AWARENESS ON THE USE ON RDT. |
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CLINIC NEEDS TRAIN STAFF |
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CLINIC NEEDS TRAIN STAFF &RDT TO DO MALARIA TEST |
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CLINIC NEEDS TRAIN STAFF AND RDT TO DO MALARIA TEST |
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CLINIC NEEDS TRAIN STAFF RDT TO DO MALARIA TEST |
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COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS MUST BE EQUIPPED INORDER TO TELL PATIENTS TO COME TO CLINIC FROM THE ON SET OF ILLNESS TO AVOID DANGER. |
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DO NOT TREAT FOR MALARIA WHEN RDT IS NEGATIVE. |
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DRUGS AS AS+AQ SUPPLIED ON DAY OF SURVEY BY TEAM. |
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Do not treat for malaria when RDT is negative. |
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EDUCATION/COUNSELING ON DRUG ADMINSTRATION AT HOME ARE GIVEN BY THE DISPENSER NOT THE SCEENER. |
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EXPLAIN THAT PATIENT WAS TREATED WITH ASA AND AQ SOMETIMES LAST MONTH SO HE CHANGE IT TO FANSIDER AND THEY ARE OUT OF RDT RIGHT NOW. |
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HEALTH FACILITY NEED MORE RDT KITS FOR THE PARACHECK. ALSO NEED ITNS. |
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HEALTH WK IN THIS FACILITY HAD NOT BEING TRAIN IN MALARIA CASE MANAGEMENT |
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HEALTH WORKER IN THIS FACILITY HAD NOT BEING TRAIN IN ACT. |
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HEALTH WORKER IN THIS FACILITY HAD NOT BEING TRAIN IN MALARIA CASE MANAGEMENT |
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HEALTH WORKER NEEDS MORE TRAINING DOESN'T SEEM TO UNDERSTAND WHAT SHE'S DOING. |
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HEALTH WORKER NEEDS MORE TRAINING INCLUDING MALARIA CASE MANAGEMENT. |
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HEALTH WORKER NEEDS MORE TRAINING. |
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HEALTH WORKER NEEDS TO BE TRAINED INORDER TO TREAT THE MALARIA CASES PROPERLY. |
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HEALTH WORKERS NEED MORE TRAINING ON THE PREVENTION OF MALARIA TRAINING OF ITNS. |
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I CAME TO A PRIVATE CLINIC SO THAT I BE TREATED AS SUCH THEREFORE I CANNOT ALLOW YOU IN THIS ROOM. |
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I notice that paracheck is finish
so RDT wasn't done |
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IT WAS CO-OPERATIVE |
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IT WAS LATER DISCOVER THAT THE QUESTIO9NS IN THE COUNSELING SESSION WERE GIVEN BY THE DISPENSER. |
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IT WAS TREATED c CHQ 3 DAYS AGO AT A DIFFERENT CLINIC, BUT IS STILL SICK. |
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IT WAS VERY CO-OPERATIVE BOTH FROM PATIENT AND THE HEALTH WORKER. |
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MORE TRAINING FOR HEALTH WORKER AWARENESS. |
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NOTICE THAT THEY ARE NOT CARRYING THE PROTOCOL OF NMCP. |
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PATIENT ADMITTED ON WARD. |
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PATIENT ARE ADMITTED WITHIN THE FACILITY. |
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PATIENT ASKED TO CLINIC c PARTER(S) |
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PATIENT AWAITINGFAMILY FOR RENERAL TO PHEBE |
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PATIENT MODERALAY ANEMIC R/O HYPOTENTION |
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PATIENT WAS ADMITTED. NO EXIT. |
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PATIENT WAS AMITTED ON WARD SO NO EXIT INTERVIEW. |
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PATIENT WAS RX PREVIOUSLY c CHQ SOME TIME AGO.H/W DID AGREEc MOTHER TO PUT CHILD ON ACT. |
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PREVIOUS AGE OF CHILD ON FIRST DAY OF REG. WAS 2YRS. AGE ON DAY OF VISIT IS 3YRS HEALTH WORKER ACKNOWLEDGED ANOTHER SURVEY VISIT. EXAMPLE WT. |
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SELECTED ST.JOHN IN PLACE OF LITTLE BASSA |
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ST.JOHN SELECETED B/C INABILITY TO REACH LITTLE BASSA BY ROAD.OIC'S BUSY ACTIVITIES RESULTS IN LONG TIME INTERVLAS B/W PTS.EXAMPLE: ACTIVE LABOR PATIENT |
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THE HEALTH WORKER AND PATIENT CO-OPERATED VERY WELL . |
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THE HEALTH WORKER FULLY CO-OPERATED ,BUT THEY NEEDS MORE TRAINING. |
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THE HEALTH WORKER FUULY CO-OPERATED WITH US. |
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THE PATIENT AT THE CARETAKER FULLY CO-OPERATED. |
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THERE HAVE BEEN NO RDT IN THE LAST 4 DAYS. |
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THERE IS A NEED FOR THIS HEALTH WORKER TO HAVE MORE TRAINING IN MALARIA CASE MANAGEMENT. |
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THERE IS ANEED FOR TRAINING IN THE RURAL AREA AS IT RELATES TO MALARIA AND ITS CONTROL. |
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THEY BOTH CO-OPERATED VERY WELL |
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THEY BOTH CO-OPERATED VERY WELL.- |
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THEY BOTH CO-OPERATED. MORE OVER ,THE CLIENT NUM.5 AND CLIENT NUM.6 WERE BORN ON THE SAME DAY(TWIN)THIS IS WHY THEY HAVE THE SAME AGE. |
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THEY BOTH FULLY CO-OPERATED. |
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THEY BOTH WERE VERY CO-OPRATIVE |
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THEY CO-OPERATED VERY WELL |
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THEY CO-OPERATED VERY WELL, BUT THERE IS MORE SUPPLIES NEEDED AND THE A TRAINEED HEALTH WORKER TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH CASE DELIVERY SYSTEM. |
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THEY CO-OPERATED VERY WELL. |
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THEY FULLY CO-OPERATED. |
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THEY WAS VERY CO-OPERATIVE. |
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THIS CARETAKER HAS A MOSQUITO NET AND IS USING IT FOR HERSELF AND NOT THE PATIENT. |
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THIS HEALTH FACILITY HAVE MORE TRAIN HEALTH WORKERS. |
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THIS HEALTH FACILITY NEEDS MORE EDCATION AS IT RELATES TO MALARIA PREVENTIVES. |
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THIS HEALTH FACILITY NEEDS TO BE GUIDED AS IT RELATES TO THE NMCD GUIDELINE & GIVEN THE DRUG OF CHOICE. |
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THIS HEALTH HAS NOT INCREASED ACT FOR THE PAST 4 MONTHS. |
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THIS HEALTH WORKER HAS NO IDEA ON THE NEW GIUDELINE OF THE MCD AS IT RELATES TO MALARIA CASE MANAGEMENT. |
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THIS HEALTH WORKER IS NOT MANAGING MALARIA CASES IN ACCORDANCE WITH GUILDELINES OF THE MCD/MOH. |
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THIS PATIENT WAS HOWEVER ADMITTED AND IS UNDERGOING TREATMENT PRESENTLY BUT BTHESE HEALTH WORKERS NEED MORE TRAINING |
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Temp,wt, and RDT are done before taking chart and pt. to screener. |
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They are still using CHQ. Only this Health worker have been in one of Mentor's workshop. |
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They are told not to treat suspected malaria cases even if all signs and symptoms of malaria arw present once RDT is negative don't treat for malaria. |
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VERY CO-OPERATIVE. |
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client was admitted within the facility, no exit interview. |
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needs an Act dispensing chart displayed in the consultation room. |
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only one person was trained by Mentor, the PA,and he was absent. |
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paracheck is not available so paracheck wasn't done |
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with all malaria symptom; if RDT is negative they don't treat malaria. |
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Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.