Table 2.

Data sources and descriptions for effectiveness decay.

Node Category	Description	Operators	Overarching Implementation Indicator(s)	Data Source
Condition	Entrance to the trajectory of care. Describes the proportion of <5 cases with at least one of three primary symptoms associated with major illnesses of iCCM package: fever (malaria); cough & fast breathing (pneumonia); or diarrhea.	Context	Incidence	Household Surveys with Caregivers
Careseeking	Describes whether or not the caregiver sought care for the child. Careseeking can include both appropriate sources of care.	Caregiver/Recipients	Knowledge & Awareness Availability & Accessibility	Household Surveys with Caregivers
Source of Care	Describes where care was sought for the child. This can be at an appropriate source of care such as a health facility or clinic, the CHW, an authorized pharmacy; or an inappropriate source of care such as a traditional healer, the market, PPMV, or a friend or family member.	Caregiver/Recipients	Acceptability Availability & Accessibility	Household Surveys with Caregivers
Case Seen	For those cases for which care was sought at a CHW, describes whether or not the CHW was available to see the child when the caregiver sought care.	Provider	Availability & Accessibility	Household Surveys with Caregivers
Testing	For those cases which were seen by the CHW and presented either fever of cough and fast breathing, describes whether or not an RDT or rapid breathing test was performed.	Provider Program	Compliance Quality of Care Commodity Availability	Household Surveys with Caregivers Routine Monitoring Systems
Test Result	For fever or fast breathing and cough cases that were appropriately tested by the CHW, describes if the case is positive, negative, or unknown for malaria or pneumonia.	Provider Program	Quality of Care Test efficacy	Household Surveys with Caregivers Routine Monitoring Systems
Treatment	Describes whether or not tested or untested presenting fever, fast breathing and cough, or diarrhea cases were appropriately treated with antimalarials, antibiotics, or oral rehydration salts by the CHW, respectively.	Provider Program	Compliance Quality of Care Drug Efficacy Commodity Availability	Household Surveys with Caregivers Routine Monitoring Systems
Referral	Describes whether or not cases seen, tested or untested, treated or untreated were referred to a referral health facility.	Provider	Compliance Quality of Care	Household Surveys with Caregivers Routine Monitoring Systems
Referral Adherence	Describes whether or not cases which were referred adhered to referral.	Caregiver/Recipients	Compliance Accessibility	Household Surveys with Caregivers Routine Monitoring Systems