Monitoring and Evaluation in Complex Health Systems Flashcards

(22 cards)

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What is the objective of Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E)?

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Understand system analysis, complexity of systems, and effects on partners

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List the key components of Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E)

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  • Inputs
  • Processes
  • Outputs
  • Outcomes
  • Impact
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3
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Define systems analysis

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Breakdown of activities into related components

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What are the components of systems analysis?

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  • Inputs: Resources required
  • Processes: Activities undertaken
  • Outputs: Immediate results
  • Outcomes: Short-term effects
  • Impact: Long-term effects
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What are examples of inputs in systems analysis?

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  • Human resources
  • Finances
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What does ‘outputs’ refer to in systems analysis?

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Immediate results (e.g., number of condoms distributed)

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Fill in the blank: Outcomes represent _______.

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[short-term effects]

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8
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What is the impact in systems analysis?

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Long-term effects (e.g., mortality attributed to HIV)

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What is an example of complexity in building a new health centre?

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  • Requires new health workers
  • Needs accommodation
  • Involves equipment and drug budgets
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What does the creation of a new district generate?

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  • New jobs
  • Increased administrative costs
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True or False: Events in a system are isolated and do not affect one another.

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False

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Who are considered direct partners in M&E?

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  • Children
  • Pregnant mothers
  • Individuals with non-communicable diseases (NCDs)
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What is necessary for effective outcomes in health systems?

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  • Well-paid health workers
  • Adequate drugs and equipment
  • Trained health workers
  • Good quality care
  • Low absenteeism
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What processes lead to outcomes in health systems?

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  • Timely procurement of equipment
  • Good financing
  • Focused training
  • Proper investigations
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15
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What does understanding boundary partners involve?

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Recognize the limits of your influence in programs

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16
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Define the concept of boundary partners.

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Program = partners + the rest of the world

17
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What are the spheres of influence?

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  • Sphere of control
  • Sphere of influence
  • Sphere of interest
18
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What is the focus of the nested spheres of influence?

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Good services, health facilities, trained health workers, and behavioral changes

19
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Why is community engagement important in health initiatives?

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To ensure sustainability of health initiatives

20
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What should participants be able to discuss regarding system analysis?

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Components of system analysis

21
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What should participants demonstrate regarding system complexity?

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Effects on direct and indirect partners

22
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Fill in the blank: Participants should familiarize themselves with the concept of _______.

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[boundary partners and spheres of influence]