Table 3 Input and output evaluation of Community Orientation Programme, Chittoor, India, 2016–19
Resources utilised | Number/ duration |
|---|---|
Inputs related | |
Teaching staff | Fifteen teachers (Three senior teachers, six junior teachers, four junior resident doctors, two medical officers including one gynaecologist, one statistician). In 2016, there were three junior teachers available. |
Non-teaching personnel | ∙ Three medical social workers, and one lab technician (Intradepartmental) ∙ Bus drivers: Four in 2016, five from 2017 onwards ∙ Village volunteers: three to five in each COP ∙ Village health workers: three to five in each COP |
Instruments | ∙ Weighing scale: five in 2016, 15 from 2017 onwards ∙ Sphygmomanometer- five in 2016, 15 from 2017 ∙ Stethoscope: One for each student ∙ Measuring tape: One for each student |
Vehicles | Buses: four in 2016, five from 2017 |
Output-related | |
Implementation of COP | ∙ Number of villages covered: 10 ∙ Number of households covered: 1370 ∙ Number of people covered: 4923 ∙ Number of group discussion in the afternoon sessions: 157 ∙ Number of common health education programs conducted: 10 ∙ Number of groups presented in the final presentation: 57 |