Table 6.

Health extension worker (HEW) involvement in health campaigns and other infrequent activities

CAMPAIGNS and INFREQUENT ACTIVITIES	Oromia				SNNP				All
	n = 57				n = 73				n = 130
	HEW has undertaken activity in past 12 months		If yes, number of days a HEW spent on activity in past 12 months		HEW has undertaken activity in past 12 months		If yes, number of days a HEW spent on activity in past 12 months		HEW has undertaken activity in past 12 months		If yes, number of days a HEW spent on activity in past 12 months
	n	%	Median	IQR	n	%	Median	IQR	n	%	Median	IQR
Enhanced Outreach Strategy (deworming and/or vitamin A)	54	95%	5	(3–5)	69	95%	5	(3–5)	123	95%	4	(3–5)
Environmental Protection: Terracing (i.e., water shed management)	41	72%	15	(5–30)	31	42%	4	(3–15)	72	55%	9	(3–20)
Immunization campaign	39	68%	3	(3–5)	31	42%	3	(2–5)	70	54%	3	(2–5)
Given model household (including refresher) training	36	63%	15	(7–32)	31	42%	14	(3–22)	67	52%	15	(6–26)
Community-led total Sanitation campaign	28	49%	9.5	(3–25)	36	49%	7	(3–14)	64	49%	7	(3–14.5)
Family folder or development team leader listings/updating	30	53%	27	(15–45)	33	45%	13	(4.5–18)	63	48%	15	(8–30)
Malaria – indoor residual spraying campaign	25	44%	10.5	(2–17.5)	27	37%	7	(5–13)	52	40%	10	(6–15)
Malaria – environmental management	16	28%	10	(6–15)	22	30%	3	(2–5)	38	29%	5	(3–12)
Measles campaign	18	32%	3	(3–4)	10	14%	4	(3–5)	28	22%	3	(3–5)
Polio campaign	7	12%	4	(4–4.5)	1	1%	3	n/a	8	6%	4	(4–4)
Tax collection	23	40%	8	(3–20)	10	14%	1	(1–1.5)	33	25%	5	(2–10)
Maternity leave	7	12%	90	(90–90)	9	12%	90	(60–90)	16	12%	90	(60–90)
Other leave (including annual and sick)	25	44%	20	(15–24)	26	36%	18.5	(3–30)	51	39%	20	(10–30)

IQR, Interquartile range; SNNP, Southern Nations Nationalities and Peoples.