Table 2.
Key input and output indicators for Amajuba District collected during the participatory assessment phase
| KEY INPUT INDICATORS | ||
| Condition of Effectiveness | Tracer indicator | n (Frequency) |
| Quality of services and human resources | % clinical staff trained in PMTCT | 28/105 (27%) |
| % clinical staff trained in HIV and infant feeding counseling | 29/105 (28%) | |
| % clinical staff trained in HIV counselling and testing | 48/105 (46%) | |
| % lay counsellors with accredited training | 34/35 (97%) | |
| Access and continued use of services | % facilities taking first antenatal bookings every day of the week | 10/15 (67%) |
| % facilities with CD4 testing available | 12/15 (80%) | |
| % facilities with PCR testing available | 14/15 (93%) | |
| Availability of key resources and management systems | % facilities receiving at least one visit by the district MCH supervisor in the previous six months | 7/15 (47%) |
| % facilities receiving at least one visit by the district PHC supervisor in the previous six months | 12/15 (80%) | |
| % facilities receiving at least one visit by the district PMTCT supervisor in the previous six months | 5/15 (33%) | |
| % facilities out of stock of rapid test kits | 1/15 (7%) | |
| % facilities out of stock of nevirapine tablets | 1/15 (7%) | |
| % facilities with IEC materials about VCT | 11/15 (73%) | |
| % lay counsellors with dedicated counselling rooms | 16/34 (47%) | |
| KEY OUTPUT INDICATORS (January to June 2007) | ||
| Proportion antenatal clients tested for HIV | 5350/6064 (88%) | |
| CD4 testing rate | 1220/3071 (40%) | |
| Nevirapine uptake rate among pregnant women with HIV | 1750/3071 (57%) | |
| Nevirapine uptake rate among babies born to women with HIV | 452/3071 (15%) | |
| HIV testing rate amongst HIV exposed infants at 6 weeks | 740/3071 (24%) | |