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Conceptual framework for MaMoni HSS implementation research case study. Implementation strategies recommended by WHO and adapted to the local context. Shaded boxes include the implementation strategies supported by MaMoni HSS and outcomes evaluated in our study. CHW, Community Health Worker; IMCI, Integrated Management of Childhood Illness; HMIS, Health
Management Information Systems; MaMoni HSS, MaMoni Health System Strengthening project; PSBI, possible serious bacterial infection.
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MaMoni HSS provided support to MOHFW managers and providers during the programme period to promote and monitor adherence to the PSBI guidelines (figure 3 and online supplementary table 1).
MaMoni HSS support to PSBI case management and programme monitoring data on referral decision, treatment and follow-up of PSBI cases (0-59 days) during the period of October 2015-December 2016. CI, critical illness; CSI, clinical severe infection; IFB, isolated fast breathing; HSS, FPI, Family Planning Inspector; MaMoni HSS, MaMoni Health System Strengthening project; PSBI, possible serious bacterial infection; MOHFW, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare; SACMO, Sub-Assistant Community Medical Officers; UHC, Upazila Health Complex; UH&FWC, Union Health & Family Welfare Centres.
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MaMoni HSS provided support to MOHFW managers and providers during the programme period to promote and monitor adherence to the PSBI guidelines (figure 3 and online supplementary table 1).
Utilisation of the UH&FWC for young infants and PSBI cases identified from October 2015 to December 2016. PSBI, possible serious bacterial infection; UH&FWC, Union Health & Family Welfare Centres.
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The number of PSBI cases by month remained low, but there was an increasing trend in the total number of young infants identified at the UH&FWC over the programme period (figure 4).