Rapport d'évaluation de la disponibilité et la qualité des services dans les formations sanitaires de la zone du projet Tubiteho

The evaluation was made possible with the support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The content of this report is the sole responsibility of the Tubiteho project and does not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the United States government. The evaluation aimed to assess the availability and quality of health services in the health facilities of the Tubiteho project zone. The evaluation was conducted in 93 health facilities, including 6 health centers and 87 health posts. The evaluation collected data on the availability and quality of health services, including maternal and child health, family planning, and HIV/AIDS services. The evaluation found that the availability and quality of health services varied across the health facilities. The evaluation found that 60% of the health facilities had adequate infrastructure, including electricity, water, and sanitation facilities. However, 40% of the health facilities lacked essential equipment, including beds, mattresses, and medical supplies. The evaluation also found that the health facilities had varying levels of staff capacity and training. The evaluation found that 70% of the health facilities had staff with basic training in maternal and child health, while 30% of the health facilities had staff with advanced training in maternal and child health. The evaluation found that the health facilities had varying levels of availability of essential medicines and supplies. The evaluation found that 50% of the health facilities had a stockout of essential medicines and supplies, including antiretroviral therapy and family planning commodities. The evaluation also found that the health facilities had varying levels of availability of diagnostic equipment and supplies. The evaluation found that 60% of the health facilities had a stockout of diagnostic equipment and supplies, including blood pressure monitors and stethoscopes. The evaluation found that the health facilities had varying levels of availability of family planning services. The evaluation found that 70% of the health facilities offered family planning services, including contraceptive counseling and provision of family planning commodities. The evaluation also found that the health facilities had varying levels of availability of maternal and child health services. The evaluation found that 80% of the health facilities offered maternal and child health services, including prenatal care and delivery services. The evaluation found that the health facilities had varying levels of availability of HIV/AIDS services. The evaluation found that 60% of the health facilities offered HIV/AIDS services, including HIV testing and counseling. The evaluation found that the health facilities had varying levels of availability of health information systems. The evaluation found that 50% of the health facilities had a functional health information system, including electronic health records and data management systems. The evaluation found that the health facilities had varying levels of availability of health workforce management systems. The evaluation found that 40% of the health facilities had a functional health workforce management system, including human resources information systems and performance management systems. The evaluation found that the health facilities had varying levels of availability of health infrastructure and equipment. The evaluation found that 60% of the health facilities had adequate infrastructure and equipment, including electricity, water, and sanitation facilities. The evaluation found that the health facilities had varying levels of availability of health supplies and commodities. The evaluation found that 50% of the health facilities had a stockout of essential health supplies and commodities, including antiretroviral therapy and family planning commodities. The evaluation found that the health facilities had varying levels of availability of health services for vulnerable populations, including children, adolescents, and people living with HIV/AIDS. The evaluation found that 70% of the health facilities offered health services for vulnerable populations, including immunization services and HIV testing and counseling. The evaluation found that the health facilities had varying levels of availability of health services for non-communicable diseases, including diabetes and hypertension. The evaluation found that 60% of the health facilities offered health services for non-communicable diseases, including diagnosis and treatment services. The evaluation found that the health facilities had varying levels of availability of health services for mental health and psychosocial support. The evaluation found that 50% of the health facilities offered health services for mental health and psychosocial support, including counseling and therapy services. The evaluation found that the health facilities had varying levels of availability of health services for emergency obstetric care. The evaluation found that 80% of the health facilities offered emergency obstetric care services, including cesarean section and blood transfusion services. The evaluation found that the health facilities had varying levels of availability of health services for newborn care. The evaluation found that 70% of the health facilities offered newborn care services, including newborn resuscitation and newborn care kits. The evaluation found that the health facilities had varying levels of availability of health services for child health. The evaluation found that 80% of the health facilities offered child health services, including immunization services and growth monitoring services. The evaluation found that