Table 5.

Responses from the post scale-up survey participants (n = 252) about the treatment of fever, diarrhoea, and ARI in children under five

		n	%
Have been offering fever, diarrhoea and ARI treatment services (months)	0-3	2	0.8
	4-5	6	5.2
	6-7	237	94.1
	8	7	2.8
Number of diarrhoeal patients treated/month	0	15	6.0
	1-3	136	54.0
	4-6	77	30.6
	6-9	15	6.0
	10 or more	9	3.6
Number of ARI patients treated/month	0	46	18.3
	1-3	151	59.9
	4-6	49	19.4
	6-9	3	1.2
	10 or more	3	1.2
Change in malaria service since service expansion	More active	2	0.8
	Same	173	68.6
	Less active	77	30.6
Enthusiasm about serving as VMW since service expansion	More enthusiastic	167	66.3
	Same	59	23.4
	Less enthusiastic	26	10.3
Willingness to continue fever, diarrhoea, and ARI treatment services	Yes	251	99.6
	Other	1	0.4
Support needed to improve services for malaria, fever, diarrhoea, and ARI treatment services*	Honorarium/salary	251	99.6
	More advice/supervision from health center	243	96.4
	More advice/supervision from CNM	226	89.7
	More VMWs in the village	80	31.8
Knowledge(correct answer)	Treatment for 4-year-olds with 39.3C	53	21.0
	Referral: one-month-olds with 38.2C	244	96.8
	Treatment for 3-year-olds with diarrhoea > 2 weeks	233	92.5
	Referral: 4-year-olds with bloody diarrhoea	239	94.8
	Treatment for 2-year-olds with ARI symptom	162	64.3
	Referral: 3-month-olds with ARI symptom	58	23.0

*multiple choices ok