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This dataset contains data from basic Malaria Diagnostic Refresher Training (bMDRT) (N=54; females-13, males-41) for malaria microscopists in Sierra Leone which was held in 2021.
IM SL supported the NMCP and Central Public Health Reference Laboratory (CPHRL) to conduct three batches of one-week basic Malaria Diagnostics Refresher Training bMDRT. The training in bMDRT focuses on parasite detection by the malaria microscopists and it provides a pool of high-performing Lab technicians. |
https://datahub.usaid.gov/d/pv2g-aq4k |
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21 |
The dataset contains data from Health Network Quality Improvement System (HNQIS) training conducted for District Health Management Team (DHMTs), National Malaria Control Program (NMCP) staffs, Malaria in Pregnancy (MiP) technical working groups (TWG) members and Malaria Field Officers across the 10 IM operational district. The training reached 202 participant ( Male =124 Female = 78 ).
This training is normally conducted prior to outreach training and supportive supervision (OTSS+) IM Supported this HNQIS training to support supervisors to improve their knowledge on the use of the HNQIS app and to understand OTSS+ checklist for effective supervision (offline capabilities, on-site tailored feedback, tailored to health supervisors catchment area). The training focused on OTSS+ checklists, Application Navigation, completing the checklist and saving the completed data, development of action plan and provision of action plan. |
https://datahub.usaid.gov/d/c343-984u |
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21 |
This dataset contains data from IM advanced Malaria Diagnostics Refresher Training (aMDRT) (N=21; six females, 15 males) for laboratory personnel in Sierra Leone, which was held in 2021. These trainings included public and private laboratories and included uniform corps (military and police). IM supported this aMDRT training to further strengthen the skills and competencies of the core pool of microscopists who had previously attained competencies in basic Malaria Diagnostics Refresher Training (bMDRT) to strengthen their knowledge in Parasite detection, Parasite counting, Species identification etc. |
https://datahub.usaid.gov/d/xq7z-unmn |
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21 |
This dataset contains data from IM Intermittent Preventive Therapy of Malaria in Pregnancy (IPTp) supervisors' training to collect the required data for the assessment in 2022.
IM supported this training to help MiP stakeholders estimate the coverage of IPT3 and inform measures to improve IPTp uptake further. This training focuses on training the supervisor on how to use the data collection tool and training supervisors and MFOs on tools and methodology of reviewing IPTp Data from delivery registers for the study duration in the selected health facilities. Data from ANC registers was used to tally for IPTp 1-6 in all selected health facilities. |
https://datahub.usaid.gov/d/6c5f-h6ww |
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Artesunate Rectal Capsule Suppository Administration (ARCs) training carried out in 2020. The study was carried out first at the national level and later with a cascade training to health care workers at the various peripheral health units (PHUs) across fourteen (14) districts in Sierra Leone. The dataset contains the training data of 2,470 participants . The data set contains five variables. The NMCP guidelines recommend the administration of ARC as a pre-referral intervention option for children under five with danger signs presenting at the PHU level prior to immediate referrals. |
https://datahub.usaid.gov/d/cc4b-qrde |
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21 |
This dataset contains data from Malaria in Pregnancy (MiP) national training of trainers (TOT) for 2,404 (201 male, 2,203 female) participants across all sixteen districts of Sierra Leone. This training targeted district health management team (DHMT) members including the District Health Sister (DHS), Malaria Focal Person (MFP), hospital midwife and hospital matron and maternal child health aid (MCHA) training coordinators.
IM SL then supported these national and district trainers to facilitate the cascade of MiP refresher training to the district healthcare workers. The training targeted two healthcare workers from each Peripheral Health Unit (PHU) and three from hospitals. Gaps identified during the training were addressed by facilitators and participants used these as action plans to be implemented at their facilities. |
https://datahub.usaid.gov/d/cqcj-6425 |
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21 |
This dataset contains data from IM support to Sub-District Meeting and Trainings. IM SL supported and participated in 46 sub-district meetings reaching 1,879 healthcare workers (HCWs), (1,537 females and 342 males) in 2022.
IM supported sub-district in-charge meetings and training to provide National Malaria control Program (NMCP), district health management team (DHMTs), IM Sierra Leone, healthcare workers (HCWs) and other partners a platform to: Build capacity of HCWs, on malaria management and treatment policy, provide continuous trainings in malaria case management and MiP, and also to discuss challenges and explore solutions to malaria service delivery issues identified during clinical OTSS+ and mentorship visits.
These meetings also served as a common ground to discuss issues affecting service delivery at facility level and an develop action plan to engage relevant stakeholders to address actions identified. |
https://datahub.usaid.gov/d/tukm-i9ke |
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21 |
This dataset contains data from IM support to mRDT Training. IM SL supported mRDT Quality Assurance training for supervisors, during which their competency to train other healthcare workers during OTSS+ was assessed. IM SL will facilitate a three-day training of 15 Malaria Field Officers (MFOs) and key DHMT staff to be mRDT QA officers. IM SL worked with the NMCP and DHMTs to conduct two rounds of supportive supervision in all PHUs in supported districts using digitized versions of the OTSS+ checklist for mRDT.
The training focused on preparing patents, how mRDT cassettes work, technical steps for doing mRDTs, interpretation of results, and troubleshooting mRDTs. IM SL worked with the NMCP and DHMTs to train 30 participants (three from each of the ten full implementations districts). The training also involved video shooting of practical sessions, which were reviewed by individual participants and as a group to identify errors made and advised on appropriate corrective actions. |
https://datahub.usaid.gov/d/6y2a-niz5 |