Table 4.
Child health training for health extension workers and Women’s Development Army leaders at baseline (December 2016 to February 2017) and endline surveys (December 2018 to February 2019) in intervention and comparison areas
| Training | Baseline frontline worker survey | Endline frontline worker survey | Difference-in-differences* | P value† | ||
| Intervention | Comparison | Intervention | Comparison | |||
| % (95% CI) (n) |
% (95% CI) (n) |
% (95% CI) (n) |
% (95% CI) (n) |
% | ||
| iCCM for health extension workers | 83 (74 to 90) (145) |
82 (74 to 88) (131) |
78 (69 to 85) (141) |
80 (70 to 87) (133) |
−3 | 0.63 |
| CBNC for health extension workers | 64 (54 to 73) (145) |
66 (56 to 74) (130) |
69 (61 to 76) (141) |
69 (60 to 77) (133) |
2 | 0.89 |
| MNCH‡ orientation for Women’s Development Army leaders | 70 (60 to 74) (93) |
59 (48 to 68) (94) |
62 (53 to 70) (169) |
61 (52 to 70) (167) |
−10 | 0.34 |
*Difference-in-differences: the difference in the proportion between intervention and comparison areas at endline subtracted from the difference in proportion between intervention and comparison at baseline.
†P value obtained from a logistic regression model for the difference-in-differences analysis.
‡MNCH orientation in the last 12 months.
CBNC, community-based newborn care management training; iCCM, integrated community case management training; MNCH, maternal, newborn and child health.