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. 2021 Feb 10;2021(2):CD012882. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD012882.pub2

13. Comparison 1 results: coverage of careseeking to an iCCM provider.

Outcome Trial ID Study design Preintervention coverage Postintervention coverage Cluster‐adjusted relative effect (95% CI) Coverage indicators analysis summary
iCCM Control iCCM Control
Coverage of careseeking to an iCCM provider for diarrhoea White 2018 CBA 0%
0/103
0%
0/81
49/106
46.2%
0%
0/173
RR 160.99 (10.03 to 2582.96) Recalculated, unadjusted resultsa
Yansaneh 2014 CBA 0.2%
1/644
0.2%
1/644
8.3%
53/642
0.0%
0/733
RR122.14 (7.56 to 1974.18) Recalculated, unadjusted resultsa
Coverage of careseeking to an iCCM provider for fever White 2018 CBA 0%
0/140
0%
0/115
55.8%
86/154
0%
0/227
RR 251.79 (15.65 to 4051.21) Recalculated, unadjusted resultsa
Yansaneh 2014 CBA 0.1%
2/1948
0.4%
8/1819
6.7%
95/1413
0.0%
0/1863
RR 251.79 (15.65 to 4041.21) Recalculated, unadjusted resultsa
Coverage of careseeking to an iCCM provider for suspected pneumonia White 2018 CBA 0%
0/48
0%
0/36
75.4%
86/114
0%
0/97
RR 254.48 (15.91 to 4070.50) Recalculated, unadjusted resultsa
Yansaneh 2014 CBA 0.0%
0/515
0.2%
1/595
7.9%
42/529
0.0%
0/530
RR 85.16 (5.25 to 1380.23) Recalculated, unadjusted resultsa

CBA: controlled before‐after study; CI: confidence interval; iCCM: integrated community case management; RR: risk ratio.
aWe recalculated results for Mubiru 2015, White 2018 and Yansaneh 2014 based on unadjusted counts (see Data extraction and management).