PMI Impact Malaria Tanzania: Mentorship Training Management of Severe Malaria and MIP 2021-2022

Description

Data from mentorship trainings that focused on establishing a pool of mentors of severe malaria and malaria in pregnancy (MIP) who would facilitate facility-based on-the-job training to other healthcare providers in their respective districts. During FY2021, PMI IM Tanzania trained a total of 66 health care providers from 20 councils/districts of the three regions of IM implementation (three mentors per council/district) who in turn conducted mentorship to 804 healthcare providers from 213 health facilities (source: reports for FY2021, quarters 1, 2 and 3) which performed poorly during baseline assessment of MSDQI supportive supervision on mainland Tanzania. The table below provides summary of number of health facilities and healthcare providers who received mentorship (on-the-job training) in year 2.

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Name Format Description Link
21 This dataset contains data from mentorship trainings of 66 health care providers from 20 councils/districts of the 3 regions of IM implementation (three mentors per council/district). The training was conducted in 2021. https://datahub.usaid.gov/d/3tt5-jg6w

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  • malaria
  • tanzania
  • mip
  • laboratory-technicians
  • pregnancy
  • training

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