UHC Health service coverage indicators indicator | Potential tracer indicators for aggregate MDGs-related interventions (n = 22 indicators) | Indicator available | Data source. |
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Aggregate: A measure of MDG-related service coverage that is an aggregate of single intervention coverage measures | Need satisfied for family planning | Yes | Routine facility data/KDHS. |
Skilled birth attendance | Yes | ||
DPT3 immunisation coverage | Yes | ||
Serious acute child illness coverage (Percentage of Health Facilities providing treatment as per the IMCI guidelines) | Yes | Supervision reports/Kenya service provision assessment survey | |
Household ownership of insecticide treated nets (ITNs) | Yes | Malaria Indicator survey | |
Tuberculosis treatment coverage | Yes | TB programme reports | |
Ante-retroviral treatment (ART) coverage | Yes | routine facility data (NASCOP reports) | |
PMTCT service coverage | Yes | ||
Additional coverage indicators | |||
Contraceptive use | Yes | routine facility data/KDHS | |
ANC 4+ visits | Yes | ||
Institutional deliveries | Yes | ||
Postnatal care visit within two days of childbirth (%) | Yes | ||
Measles, BCG, polio, hepatitis B, Influenza coverage among older people | No | Â | |
Suspected pneumonia treated with antibiotic | Yes | routine facility data/KDHS | |
Diarrhoea treated with oral rehydration salts (ORS) | Yes | ||
Coverage of exclusive breast feeding | Yes | KDHS | |
Intermittent prevention treatment (IPT) during pregnancy | Yes | Malaria programme reports/ malaria indicator survey | |
Fever treated with antimalarials | Yes | Routine facility data/Malaria indicator survey/KDHS | |
Households with indoor residual spraying (IRS). | Yes | Malaria indicator survey | |
TB case detection rate (the number of estimated new TB cases detected in a given year using the DOTS approach) expressed as a percentage of all new TB cases) | Yes | TB programme reports | |
Male circumcision rates | Yes | KAIS | |
Condom use at higher risk sex | Yes | KAIS | |
Equity: A measure of MDG-related service coverage for the poorest 40% of the population | Â | Yes | Surveys mentioned above. |