Control of Diarrheal Diseases Sample Clauses

Control of Diarrheal Diseases. (10% of Effort) PLANNED ACTIVITIES/OBJECTIVES STATUS COMMENTS (1) 80% of mothers with children < 24 months with diarrhea in previous two weeks who managed the diarrhea with oral rehydration therapy (oral rehydration solution or community- based oral rehydration fluids such as watery porridge). Baseline: Nacala 66%, Memba 67%. 67% - The reported 67% achievement is not reflective of true accomplishment under this intervention. - Mothers’ knowledge is very high with regard to how they prepare ORS and homemade solutions for kids with diarrhea. (2) Percent of women with children less than 24 months who reported giving colostrum to their children (Baseline: Nacala 83%, Memba 74%). 76% Progress is being made with this objective. Mothers are progressively learning to provide colostrums to their newborn babies. (3) Percent of women with children less than 24 months who reported initiating breastfeeding for their last child within 8 hours of birth (Baseline: Memba 73%, Nacala73%). 83% In progress. Breastfeeding is quite high in the two districts but exclusive breastfeeding during the first 6 months is still low in some areas. (4) Percent of women with children < 6 months who reported giving their children only breast milk (Baseline: Memba 14%, Nacala N/A). 9% In progress. Some people still give water and sugar to their infants in addition to breast milk. (5) Percent of women with children < 24 months who reported knowing at least two ways of preventing diarrhea (Baseline: N-46% M-64%). 55% Knowledge about diarrhea prevention is quite high among mothers (care takers). Work still needs to be done with IEC/BCC to promote diarrhea prevention and increased consumption of potable water as well as home made solutions during diarrheal episodes. (i) Results as Measured by Comparison of Baseline and Final Evaluation
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Control of Diarrheal Diseases. The percentage of households with designated hand washing facilities with soap/ash present that mentioned the importance of washing hands after defecation to prevent diarrhea 4% to10% ( CI 1.8% 6.2% n =304) Baseline, midterm and final KPC BCC activities, training of PDCs, CORPs water user committee members on water and sanitation and establishing locally improved hand-washing facilities. For demonstration purposes. .
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Control of Diarrheal Diseases. Increase percentage of households with designated Percentage of households KPC surveys, 1, 2 3 4, 5, 6 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 hand washing facilities with soap/ash present that mentioned the importance of washing hands after with designated hand- washing facilities with LQAS and FGDs 12 defecation to prevent diarrhea. soap/ash present that mentioned the importance of washing hands after Indicator Data Required Data Tools Data Collected By Data Analyzed by Reporting Freq Circulation defecation to prevent diarrhea.
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Control of Diarrheal Diseases. Increase percentage of Diarrheal sick children 6-59 months that were given same or more solid/mashed food. Percentage of Diarrheal sick children 6-59 months that were given same or more solid/mashed food. KPC surveys, LQAS and FGDs 1, 2 3 4, 5, 6 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 12
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Control of Diarrheal Diseases. Water & Sanitation ▪ The increased percent of children with diarrhea who are offered continued feeding during illness from 63.4% to 80.0%. The indicator for this objective remains the same, but the target was increased from 70.0% to 80.0%, in order to move the target outside the confidence interval of the baseline. ▪ The percentage of mothers of children 0-23 mothers who have a covered latrine or toilet connected to a drainage system was added as a monitoring indicator, since it can serve as a process indicator for safe disposal of feces and because the project will be promoting households to cover their open latrines. ▪ The percentage of households of children age 0-23 months that treat water effectively (including boiling, chlorination, solar disinfection and filtration) will continue to be tracked as a monitoring indicator because it is a Rapid Catch 2007. However, it is no longer a project objective with a target, because Sur’eau (water treatment product) is no longer currently available in Burundi. Should a water treatment product become available again, then a target will once again be set for water treatment. Additionally, the process indicator of community Sur’eau distribution will be tracked, if Sur’eau is made available and volunteers are able to distribute the product in the community. ▪ The percentage of children 0-23 months with diarrhea in the last two weeks who were not treated with antidiarrheals or antibiotics will no longer be tracked because the baseline KPC found this percentage to be extremely high (91.5%) without need for large improvement. Given the burden of data monitoring and reporting, the project needed to eliminate indicators that do not have evidence for concern in the community.
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Control of Diarrheal Diseases. 1) 90% of mothers and non-maternal caregivers will provide oral rehydration solution (ORS) to the child under their care during diarrheal episodes; 2) 50% of mothers and caregivers will report that they wash their hands before feeding the child under their care; 3) 85% of mothers and caregivers will give the same of or more liquids than usual during diarrhea episodes. Pneumonia Case Management: 1) 25% of mothers of children with cough and rapid or difficult breathing will seek medical attention by the end of the day after the onset of symptoms; 2) IMCI protocols for pneumonia diagnosis and treatment will be implemented and correctly used in 100% of the Project clinics. Immunization: 1) 70% of children aged 12-23 months are fully immunized per RTH card; 2) 80% of children aged 12-23 months have received a measles vaccination per RTH card.
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