Table 1.

Human resource capacity for LARC service provision in n = 30 rural health centers, 2016

	N	%	Median per health center	IQR
Health center volume and LARC provision
Catchment population of health centers	931,873	–	27,799	18,340
Villages in health center catchment areas	1019	–	33	13
IUD insertions in last 3 months	73	–	1	2
IUD removals in last 3 months	9	–	0	0
Implant insertions in last 3 months	1019	–	24	33
Implant removals/replacements in last 3 months	219	–	4	7
Service integration
Services integrated with FP
FP and antiretroviral treatment	13	43%	–	–
FP and antenatal care	9	30%	–	–
FP and HIV testing	3	10%	–	–
Human resources—nurses
Nurses	414	–	13	5
Nurses trained in:
CVCT provision	100	24%	2	3
FP provision	234	57%	5	10
IUD insertion	113	27%	3	4
Implant insertion	170	41%	4	4
Nurses actively inserting
IUD	72	17%	2	2
Implant	185	45%	5	4
Health centers needing nurse refresher trainings needed in FP, IUD, and implant	30	100%	30	0
Nurses in health center that could be trained to insert LARC	337	81%	12	5
Human resources—CHW
CHW working with all health centers	3071	–	101	39
Villages with CHW trained in FP	955	94%	30	12
CHW formally trained in LARC promotion	0	0%	0.0	0.0
Clinics with CHW FP activities
Dispensing oral contraceptive pills
CHW already conducting	30	100%	–	–
Administering Depo-Provera injections
CHW already conducting	30	100%	–	–
Providing LARC education and promotion
CHW already conducting	3	10%	–	–
This could be done by CHW	27	90%	–	–

CVCT couples’ voluntary HIV counseling and testing, LARC long-acting reversible contraceptive, FP family planning, IUD intra-uterine device, IQR interquartile range, CHW Community Health Worker