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Basic information
Comprahensive development programs
Number of visits observed Average duration of
visit in minutes
Total Girls Boys
Jamica 6 5 1 42.5
Brasil 5 2 3 46
Perú 7 6 1 56.4
Nicaragua 6 5 1 45
Nutrition programs
Number of visits observed
Total Girls Boys Madre embarazada
Bolivia 6 3 2 0
Panamá 5 3 2 1
26.5
16.6
25.5
21.5
Amazonian community, 4 in an Andean community. All were conducted at least in part in indigenous language.
Basic information:
4.00
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Duration of the visit (in minutes) 47.92
Child participates(yes=1, 0=no) 1.00 3.50 3.29
Primary caregiver participates (yes=1, 1.00 3.05
3.00
1.00
0.50
2.50
2.00
1.50
HV uses the manual appropriately 3.06
1.00
HV uses age appropriate activities/me 3.67
HV promotes language development th3.21 0.50
HV gives time for caregiver to practice 3.46
0.00
HV and caregiver agree what activities 3.17 HV preparation of HV asks caregiver HV asks caregiver
HVstays on topic 3.96 the visit about activities to demonstrate
practiced activities
practiced
Explication and demonstration of activities
Explanation of activities for the caregi 2.82
Demonstration of activities for the car 3.29
Explication of activities for the child 3.17
Demonstration of activities for the chi 2.96
2.42
asks caregiver HV asks caregiver HV uses the HV uses age HV promotes HV gives time for HV and caregiver HVstays on to
out activities to demonstrate manual appropriate language caregiver to agree what
cticed activities appropriately activities/methods development practice activities activities caregiver
practiced throughout the with child will practice
visit during week
3.04
2.75
elationship
3.58
educator/child3.63 3.79
3.17
elationship
3.58
educator/child3.63 3.79
3.17
visit
3.75 participation and environment
3.46
3.13
3.17
HV and caregiver HVstays on topic
agree what
activities caregiver
will practice
during week
Visit methodology
HV´s preparation of the visit 3.3
HV asks caregiver about activiti 3.1
HV asks caregiver to demonstrate2.4 Review of activities done since last visit
HV uses the program manual app3.1
HV uses age appropriate activiti 3.7
3.1 2.4
HV actively promotes language 3.2
HV asked mother to practice activ3.5 HV asks HV asks
HV reviewed activities with moth3.2 caregiver caregiver
about to
HVstays on topic 4.0 activities demonstr
practiced ate
during the activities
week practiced
Relationship educator/caregiver
HV listens to caregiver 3.9 Relationship HV - Caregiver
HV responds to caregiver 3.8
HV seeks caregiver's opinion, que2.8
HV positively reinforces caregive3.0
Overall relationship HV/caregiver3.8
3.9 3.8
2.8 3.0
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etc.
HV listens HV HV seeks HV O
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2.4
HV asks
caregiver 3.7
3.3 3.1 3.2
to
demonstr
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practiced
HV´s preparation of HV uses the HV uses age HV actively
the visit program manual appropriate promotes language
appropriately activities/materials development
throughout the visit
3.5 3.2
HV asked HV
3.2 3.0 mother to reviewed
practice activities
activities with
Explication Demonstra with child mother at
of tion of the end of
activities activities the visit
for the for the
child child
HV - Caregiver
3.8
2.8 3.0
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3.5 3.1
HV actively
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development
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end of
visit
Preparation & Methodology
Bolivia Panamá Promedio
HV had prepared the visit 3.4 2.8 3.1 Activities & te
Educator asks caregiver about nutrition practi3 1 2
Educator has materials necessary for instruc 4 3.6 3.8
3.1 3.4
HV uses materials appropriately 3.4 3.4 3.4
Discussed topics were age appropriate 4 4 4
HV and caregiver agree what nutrition practic3.8 3.2 3.5 HV had HV uses
Educator remains on topic 4 4 4 prepared the materials
visit appropriate
Quality of "consejeria", per topic
HV Provides strong explications 2.5 3.5 3
Overa
3.6
Caregiver participates
actively
Activities & teaching: Explanation & demonstration
Relationship: HV - Caregiver