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Table 3 Quality of care in LQAS sample

From: Quality of care in integrated community case management services in Bugoye, Uganda: a retrospective observational study

Measure

N (%)

RDT performed for patient presenting with fever (n = 293)

283 (97%)

Malaria patients receiving correct management (n = 255)

240 (94%)

Patients with negative RDT receiving correct management (n = 101)

44 (44%)

Respiratory rate recorded for patient presenting with cough/fast breathing (n = 237)

223 (94%)

Patients with elevated respiratory rate receiving correct treatment (n = 228)

216 (95%)

Patients with diarrhoea receiving ORS and zinc (n = 155)

150 (97%)

Patients inappropriately treated with ACT (n = 575)

11 (2%)

Patients inappropriately treated with amoxicillin (n = 575)

23 (4%)

Patients inappropriately treated with ORS, zinc, or both (n = 575)

18 (3%)

Patients with danger signs appropriately referred to health centre (n = 11)

11 (100%)

Patients with danger signs receiving appropriate pre-referral treatment (n = 11)

4 (36%)

Patients receiving overall correct management (n = 575)

434 (75%)

Patients receiving overall correct management in months 1–6 of iCCM implementation (n = 152)

96 (63%)

Patients receiving overall correct management in months 7–12 of iCCM implementation (n = 146)

116 (79%)

Patients receiving overall correct management in months 13–18 of iCCM implementation (n = 154)

117 (76%)

Patients receiving overall correct management in months 19–24 of iCCM implementation (n = 123)

105 (85%)

VHWs providing high-quality care over 2 years, according to LQAS decision rules (n = 23)

9 (39%)