Clicking on icon will download country profile chart in excel format. This is exhaustive summary of mortality and nutrition data with powerful visualizations. Here it is representing data for United Republic Of Tanzania for year 2010. Country profile will consist of following sections like : Newborn Health, Child Health etc. It has option to collapse all …
The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) is a research institute working in the area of global health statistics and impact evaluation at the University of Washington in Seattle. IHME provides raster maps (images) for neo natal mortality and under five mortality based on data at 5km*5km grids. As of now IHME maps are …
To view the mortality data as a bar chart, click on “chart”: Sorting The following two buttons for sorting are only available for charts. This would help sorting the chart data alphabetically or by data value in ascending or descending order. National Average National average is shown as yellow line for indicators with unit as …
By default, this is the first screen a user can see. To view the exact numbers of deaths per 1,000 live births in each province, click or hover your mouse on one of the regions of the map: You can also view the absolute number of deaths in the regions by clicking on “number” under …
The service delivery mode is one of three levels of the health system: 1) Family care (community) practices–interventions delivered at the level of the household or community, by individuals themselves or through community health workers and health extension workers. 2) Preventive (schedulable) services— preventive interventions that are delivered on a set schedule through primary care …
Interventions are groupings of health interventions according to the type of service, target population and disease or condition they address. There are 9 intervention packages associated with EQUIST: neonatal & infant care, immunization plus, environmental safety, antenatal care, IMNCI, delivery by a skilled professional, water/sanitation/hygiene (WASH), EMONC, and family planning.
We defined the “most disadvantaged” in each country to be anyone that is below a given threshold. Figure 2: Country Typology based on inequality of DALYs between quintiles, and severity of inequity between most and least disadvantaged groups. Based on an analysis of 54 countries from different regions, the graphs above show the distribution of …
Amenable or avertable deaths are deaths in disadvantaged populations due to the fact that these populations have lower coverage of high impact interventions than the least disadvantaged populations in the same country.
In an attempt to develop realistic and feasible benchmarks for improvements in effective coverage for the most disadvantaged children through reduction of underlying bottlenecks and for resulting improvements in early childhood opportunities, we have developed: “equity coverage frontiers”. Equity coverage frontiers refer to the potential future change in effective coverage of evidence based high impact …
In the UNICEF’s recent Narrowing the Gap II study, a group of over 50 countries was included; one of the key areas of analysis was the measurement of changes in supply, demand and quality bottlenecks for these 50+ countries over a period of around 5 years. This allowed to identify the best results found among …
