The document is a monitoring checklist for an OTP/SFP site. It has three parts: general information, site set up and supplies, and beneficiary feedback. The general section collects basic details like location, names of staff present, and date. The site set up section checks that 17 standards are met related to supplies, equipment, water/sanitation and IEC materials. Beneficiary feedback requires interviewing caretakers but no questions are provided. The checklist is intended to be used by M&E and project staff to monitor performance against international standards and identify areas for improvement.
The document is a monitoring checklist for an OTP/SFP site. It has three parts: general information, site set up and supplies, and beneficiary feedback. The general section collects basic details like location, names of staff present, and date. The site set up section checks that 17 standards are met related to supplies, equipment, water/sanitation and IEC materials. Beneficiary feedback requires interviewing caretakers but no questions are provided. The checklist is intended to be used by M&E and project staff to monitor performance against international standards and identify areas for improvement.
The document is a monitoring checklist for an OTP/SFP site. It has three parts: general information, site set up and supplies, and beneficiary feedback. The general section collects basic details like location, names of staff present, and date. The site set up section checks that 17 standards are met related to supplies, equipment, water/sanitation and IEC materials. Beneficiary feedback requires interviewing caretakers but no questions are provided. The checklist is intended to be used by M&E and project staff to monitor performance against international standards and identify areas for improvement.
conjunction with the OTP / SFP Technical Quality Checklist.
1Part II: Requires direct observation and verification
PART III: Part III: Requires interviews with caretakers Beneficiary Comments: All sections contain space for comments – please record as Feedback much detail as possible where standards are not met
Good Practice for Interviewing
Always introduce yourself to beneficiaries – explain who you are, what you are doing and ask if they would like to be involved, explain that their OTP / SFP involvement is voluntary and their responses will be confidential. General Monitoring PART I: General Information Checklist Mohammed Saleh Althamira Name of Person Monitoring Checklists are a simple tool for 1- Mohammed Mohammed Errs monitoring the quality of our 2 Qassim Dawood Ghalab activities. They 3 Names of Nutrition team enable us to members present at site monitor our 5 performance 6 against 7 international 8 standards and Date of Monitoring Visit 18/9/2017 highlight areas for improvement. Location / Site Altammamiah HF/ Bait alfaqih Name/Project/Donor GFFO Methodology This SFP / OTP OTP/SFP checklist is for M&E staff and senior project staff. Nutrition technical specialists can use it in PART II: Site Set Up & Supplies Yes (1) Comment No (0) 1) Did the team arrive at site before beneficiaries? 0 Some time the beneficiares arrive befor team 2) Is there a minimum of one medical person on site? 1 3) Does the site have sufficient shelter for weighing 1 and consultation? 4) Is there a waiting area with shade? 1 The waiting area inside HF. 5) Is triage taking place to identify & treat critical 0 Iam taking with team to do triage for critical cases correctly patients? 6) Are caretakers receiving hygiene / nutrition / IYCF / 0 I take with team to give caretaker nutrition /IYCF main health messaging on arrival? massages according to the CMAM training 7) Is drinking water and sugar available for caretakers 0 on arrival? 8) Is the register available and up to date? 9) Are sufficient supplies of the following drugs / materials / equipment available and working / not expired? 9.1) MUAC tape (at least 5 rolls) 9.2) OTP / SFP treatment cards for all patients 9.3) Individual record card for all patients 9.4) RUTF (SAM) / RUSF (MAM) / CSB & oil (PLW) 9.5) Functioning height board (at least 1) 9.6) Weight for height chart on display 9.7) Functioning weighing scales (at least 1) 9.8) Working thermometer (at least 1) 9.9) Amoxicillin and folic acid 9.10) Mebendazole / Abendazole 9.11) Vitamin A 10) Are the drugs stored securely and in a designated area? 11) Is there at least 1 latrine for men and 1 latrine for women? 12) Is there a minimum of 1,000 litres (5 drums) of water storage available? 13) On a daily basis is there a supply of a minimum 500 litres of water available (contingency stocks)? 14) Are soap and water available and used for hand washing? 15) Are IEC materials displayed at the site? 16) Is soap being distributed to each newly registered patient? 17) Is there a waste collection system for non-medical waste? 18) Is there a waste collection system for medical waste?
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