Attribute | Indicators | n/N | % |
---|---|---|---|
Simplicity | Awareness about the definition of suspected Measles-Rubella case | 12/12 | 100 |
Ease of case reporting, case investigation form filling, and data transfer to a higher level | 12/15 | 80 | |
Laboratory confirmation requirements and process | 12/12 | 100 | |
Flexibility | Understanding and implementation of case-based surveillance | 17/19 | 89 |
New reporting and laboratory system | 17/19 | 89 | |
Change in the threshold for flagging outbreaks | 12/13 | 92 | |
Data Quality | Completeness of case investigation forms | 19/25 | 76 |
Completeness of weekly reports | 27/34 | 79 | |
Variables missing from weekly reports | 565/ 1768 | 32 | |
Acceptability | Number of reporting units submitting a weekly report | 33/34 | 97 |
Unreported cases detected in active case search | - | ||
Sensitivity | Compared ‘non-measles non-rubella discard rate’ against expected – 2 per 100,000 population per year | For week 24, 2018 = 0.8 | |
Timeliness | Timely submission of weekly report | 1343/1768 | 76 |
Representativeness | Geographic distribution of reporting sites | 15/15 | 100 |
Private facilities | 108/141 | 76 | |
Stability | All health facilities had identified human resources for measles-rubella surveillance. | ||
Line lists of all reported cases and weekly reports available at assessed sites. | |||
No system breakdowns were identified, such as out of stock of reporting forms and specimen collection kits. |