SELMATRAC health programme evidence work supports ministries, county health teams, hospitals and development partners who need reliable information about how their health services perform. Studies combine community level surveys with facility assessments so that findings reflect both the people using services and the systems delivering them.
SELMATRAC health programme evidence work supports ministries, county health teams, hospitals and development partners who need reliable information about how their health services perform. Studies combine community level surveys with facility assessments so that findings reflect both the people using services and the systems delivering them.
Work in this area covers protocol and instrument design, ethical review preparation, enumerator training, community entry and consent, field data collection, data quality checks, statistical analysis and reporting written for programme managers rather than statisticians.
It is research that measures how a health programme is performing, using community surveys and facility assessments, so that managers can see what is working and what needs to change.
Ministries of health, county health teams, hospitals, non governmental organizations and development partners running health programmes in Kenya and across Africa.
