Polio Eradication as a Platform for Integration_6.15.11_Bisrat
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Polio Eradication as a Platform for Integration_6.15.11_Bisrat
- 1. Polio Eradication as a Platform for Integration Filimona Bisrat (MD, MPH), CORE Group Polio Project June 15, 2011 Global Health Council 38 th Annual International Conference Omni Shoreham Hotel, Washington, DC
- 8. CORE Ethiopia Organogram Director Communication Officer Monitoring & Evaluation Officer Program Director CGPP Focal Person GAVI Focal Person Malaria Focal Person Senior Finance Officer Finance Officer Admin. & Liaison Officer Admin Assistant Driver Focal Persons/Program Officers/ are assigned based on geographical location in order to make supervision & follow up activities for all the three projects
- 9. Achievements
- 12. In CORE Group Polio Project Areas
- 13. Routine Immunization Baseline & Midterm in CGPP Areas CARD RETENTION * Represents statistically significant difference (at alpha = 5%) between baseline and midterm figures.
- 14. Routine Immunization Baseline & Midterm in CGPP Areas * Represents statistically significant difference (at alpha = 5%) between baseline and midterm figures. OPV0 OPV0 OPV0 OPV3 OPV3 OPV3 Penta1 Penta1 Penta1 Penta3 Penta3 Penta3 * * * * * * * * * Baseline n=883 Midterm n=286 Baseline n=602 Midterm n=281 Baseline n=593 Midterm n=263
- 19. Thank You!
Notas del editor
- Let me start by mentioning that in Ethiopia we were able to sample enough caretakers so that we could look at estimates for 3 different general regions in Ethiopia. Our Ethiopia Secretariat team thought it most beneficial to break up the project area by predominant lifestyle because this influences how our volunteers work with their communities and health posts. So, if there were large and interesting differences between the three areas, I’ve broken them out. If not, then I used a weighted aggregate estimate. You can see here card retention rates for the three areas.
- You can see here again the three regions (agrarian, semi-pastoralist, and pastoralist). To keep it simple, we’re showing you four vaccinations for each (OPV0 in blue, OPV3 in green, Penta1 in orange, and Penta3 in yellow). Other OPVs and Pentas follow the same pattern and that is, project areas saw a statistically significant increase in OPV0 rates in all three areas, which is great news in Ethiopia where, as you can see, OPV0 rates are much, much less than other doses because of cultural and logistical factors. Beyond, OPV0, agrarian areas saw small decreases or small increases in vaccination rates, but nothing significant. Whereas the two other areas, saw statistically significant increases in vaccination rates for all doses of OPV and Penta. Catching up to agrarian areas, which remained steady. All OPV0 significant; OPV3 S and P significant; Penta1 S and P significant; Penta3 S and P significant. BCG and measles – data quality a question for baseline. Same pattern OPV1 – Penta3 – S and P significant while A is not.