Table 4.
Period and Indicator | Uganda | Zambia | |||
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Community | Health Center IV and Hospitals | Health Centers III and II | Community | Health Centers and Hospitals | |
Baseline (June 2011–May 2012) | |||||
Routine and Emergency Obstetric Care Indicators | NA | Facility Assessment | Facility Assessment | NA | Facility Assessment |
Institutional Deliveries | NA | Individual Outcome Data (POM) | Enhanced Aggregate Outcome Data | NA | Enhanced Aggregate Outcome Data |
AMTSL use | NA | Individual Outcome Data (POM) | Enhanced Aggregate Outcome Data | NA | NA |
Direct Obstetric Complications Prevalence Rates | NA | Individual Outcome Data; Triangulation of facility registers | Enhanced Aggregate Outcome Data | NA | Enhanced Aggregate Outcome Data |
Case Specific Maternal Mortality and Case Fatality Rates | RAMOS | RAPID | Enhanced Aggregate Outcome Data | 4-distirct Censusa | Individual Maternal Deaths |
Population Maternal Mortality | RAMOS | NA | NA | 4-distirct Censusa | NA |
Year 1 (June 2012–May 2013) | |||||
Routine and Emergency Obstetric Care Indicators | NA | Facility Assessment | Facility Assessment | NA | Facility Assessment |
Institutional Deliveries | NA | Individual Outcome Data (POM) | Enhanced Aggregate Outcome Data | NA | Enhanced Aggregate Outcome Data |
AMTSL use | NA | Individual Outcome Data (POM) | Enhanced Aggregate Outcome Data | NA | NA |
Direct Obstetric Complications Prevalence Rates | NA | Individual Outcome Data; Triangulation of facility registers | Enhanced Aggregate Outcome Data | NA | Enhanced Aggregate Outcome Data |
Case Specific Maternal Mortality and Case Fatality Rates | RAMOS | RAPID | Enhanced Aggregate Outcome Data | SMAG Reportingb | Individual Maternal Deaths |
Population Maternal Mortality | RAMOS | NA | NA | NA | NA |
aConducted in 2012; population maternal mortality rates were estimated at baseline but comparable data collection at the end of Year 1 was not conducted
bSafe Motherhood Action Groups started to report community maternal deaths in 2013 but they cover less than a third of population of the 4 districts in Zambia