Structural

The structural collection includes results-based financing indicators that measure facility management, such as availability of physical and human resources, physical accessibility of health services, the existence of facility systems, and the capacity of the workforce to provide services.

The RBF Indicator Compendium has three other collections: quality of services, service use and intervention coverage, and health outcomes and impact.

Title
Autonomy of the health facility
Availability of essential medicines and commodities
Completeness of reporting by facilities
Condom availability for young people (15-24)
Distribution of health workers, by occupation / specialization, region, place of work and sex
Health facility leadership style
Health service access
Health worker absenteeism
Health worker supervision
Hospital bed density
Maternal death reviews
Neonatal death reviews
Number / percent of health workers trained to provide adolescent and youth-friendly services
Number / percent of organization / program units systematically using information to plan and monitor performance
Number of trainees by type of personnel and topic of training
Occurrence of stockouts for any contraceptive or other identified reproductive health commodity at the central-level warehouse during a specified time period
Percent of facilities whose stock levels ensure near-term product availability
Percent of health facilities with uninterrupted stocks of vaccines, oral rehydration salts, zinc, antimalarial and antiretroviral agents and injectable gentamicin in the past 3 months
Percent of health facilities equipped with the medications and supplies necessary to provide evidence-based essential maternal health care
Percent of health facilities equipped with the medications and supplies necessary to provide evidence-based emergency obstetric care
Percent of health facilities that had stock-outs of essential lifesaving medicines for mothers, newborns and children in a specified period
Percent of health facilities in which gentamicin is available at suitable peripheral level for neonatal sepsis
Percent of health facilities with soap and running water or alcohol-based rub available in labour, childbirth, neonatal and paediatric wards
Percent of health facilities with safe, uninterrupted oxygen supply in childbirth, neonatal and paediatric wards
Percent of health facilities with bags and masks (neonatal mask size) in labour and delivery wards
Service-specific readiness score for health facilities
WHO well-being index for health workers

The Results-based Financing Indicator Compendium for RMNCAH Initiatives provides a list of indicators that may be used in the design of programs that distribute incentives to healthcare providers for good performance. You may also find indicators that will be useful for the monitoring and evaluation of a results-based financing program for RMNCAH.

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