speaking the same language: harmonizing how we measure stockouts and availability of contraceptives
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Speaking the same language: Harmonizing how we measure
stockouts and availability of contraceptives
Suzy Sacher, John Snow, Inc.
November 2, 2015
American Public Health Association Annual Meeting
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Presenter Disclosures
The following personal financial relationships with commercial interests relevant to this presentation
existed during the past 12 months:
No relationships to disclose
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Overview of Presentation
- Background and purpose
- Harmonized stockout indicators
- Indicator adoption & snapshot of stockout indicator data
- Next steps
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE
Harmonizing Stockout Indicators
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Why consider harmonizing stockout indicators? • Inconsistent measurements of stockouts across
organizations, including differences in:
Definitions
Methodology
• Confusion about meaning of collected data
• Challenge to compare data, compile evidence base, & use data for advocacy
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Percentage of Facilities Stocked Out (sample data)
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Indicator
1) What percentage of all health facilities do not have the product today?
2) What percentage of facilities that offer the product do not have the product today?
3) What percentage of facilities had a stockout of the offered product at any time in the last 3 months?
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Goal and Purpose of Stockout Indicators Activity
Goal: Get people speaking the same language in order to meaningfully mobilize actions to decrease stockouts
Purpose: Propose an approach to measuring stockouts and availability so that results:
more reliably quantify the occurrence and impact of stockouts
can be universally interpreted
can be used to measure progress
can be used for advocacy and accountability
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Overview of Initial Activities
Landscape analysis
Draft suite
of indicators
Field tests
Harmonized Stockout Indicators
Harmonizing Stockout Indicators
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Final Suite of Harmonized Stockout Indicators: Summary
1 primary indicator per category
2 additional indicators per category
Categories
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A. Products or methods offered
B. Point-in-time stockouts
C. Range of methods available
D. Frequency and duration of stockouts over time
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Primary Indicators
A1. Percentage of facilities that offer each product or method, reported by product or method
B1. Percentage of facilities stocked out, by product or method offered, on day of assessment (UNIVERSAL INDICATOR)
C1. Percentage of service delivery points with at least 3 modern methods (primary) and at least 5 modern methods (secondary/tertiary) available on the day of assessment
D1. Percentage of facilities that experienced a stockout according to the ending balances of any of the last three months, reported by product or method offered
A. Products or methods offered
B. Point-in-
time stockouts
C. Range of
methods available
D. Frequency
and duration of stockouts over time
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Indicator Guidance Document
formula definition
purpose
Indicator reference sheets
include
issues
example sentences
data sources &
require-ments
www.rhsupplies.org
Indicator Adoption & Snapshot of Stockout Indicator Data
Harmonizing Stockout Indicators
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Family Planning 2020 (FP2020) Stockout Indicators
B1. Percentage of facilities stocked out,
by product or method offered, on day of assessment
(UNIVERSAL INDICATOR)
C1. Percentage of service delivery points with at least 3 modern methods (primary) and
at least 5 modern methods (secondary/tertiary) available
on the day of assessment
B. Point-in-time
stockouts C. Range of
methods available
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Point-in-time Stockouts in 2014 Percentage of service delivery points stocked out on day of assessment
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
Burkina Faso Ethiopia Ghana Kenya
Implants
IUDs
Sterilization (female)
Sterilization (male)
Condoms (male)
Condoms (female)
Injections
Pills
Emergency contraceptives
Source: Performance Monitoring & Accountability 2020 (PMA2020)
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Range of Methods Available in 2014
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
Burkina Faso Ethiopia Ghana Kenya
Percentage of primaryservice delivery points thathave at least 3 modernmethods of contraceptionavailable on day ofassessment
Percentage ofsecondary/tertiary servicedelivery points with at least5 modern methods ofcontraception available onday of assessment
Source: Performance Monitoring & Accountability 2020 (PMA2020)
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Advocacy for Further Adoption of Indicators
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• PAI developing advocacy plan for adoption of 4 primary indicators - key informants interviewed from:
http://noemptyshelves.org/the-campaign
Next Steps
Harmonizing Stockout Indicators
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Next Steps
• Further disseminate indicator guidance document
• Translate document into French and Spanish
• Begin implementation of advocacy plan
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We cannot overcome together what we cannot see together.
We are forging a common vision of what we must overcome.
--John Skibiak,
Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition
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Thank you! Special thanks to --
Ellen T. Tompsett, Safia Ahsan, & Dana Aronovich
& to all the Stockout Indicators Advisory Group Members:
For more information: [email protected]