Resource Library
The following resource library features a curated repository of evidence-based measurement, monitoring, and learning resources, multimedia tools, methodological tools, templates, guidance, and approaches, as well as existing evidence from each country and resources generated by the ZDLH. Please check back regularly as resources are added on a rolling basis. You may also suggest a resource to be considered for inclusion through our contact form.
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by JSI
This guide, developed in conjuction with the Ethiopian Ministry of Health, is intended for staff at the primary health care unity level.
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by JSI
The landscape assessment provides a comprehensive overview of the immunization landscape within Bangladesh, with a specific focus on zero-dose and under-immunized children.
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by FHI 360
This evidence map is a guide to the different types of interventions and the existing research relevant to reaching zero-dose children, missed communities, and vulnerable populations.
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by JSI
JSI worked with Gavi to develop this catalog of resources related to immunization service quality and experience.
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by JSI
Although outreach is an important strategy to reaching zero-dose children, efforts need to be further refined to optimize the reach to underserved populations and missed communities.
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by JSI
This guide was originally developed for primary health care unit officers and woreda-level staff in Ethiopia to help them regularly monitor, review, and update their microplans.
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by JSI
This simple one-page job aid details the six key steps of a fishbone diagram, which is a visual tool to identify potential causes of a problem.
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by JSI
Based on experiences implementing the Reaching Every District using Quality Improvement (RED-QI) approach in Uganda and Ethiopia.
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by JSI
Starting in 2010, JSI began exploring applying quality improvement practices and tools to the Reaching Every District strategy, an approach for immunization programs that had been used for years.
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by JSI
This case study describes JSI's approach to addressing inequity in immunization programming by working at the facility, district, and regional levels to implement quality improvement strategies.
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by Jhpiego/JSI
At the time of this paper, Pakistan had the third highest population of zero-dose children globally.
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by JSI
Using root cause analysis and a rapid evidence synthesis, this brief describes how to overcome a key obstacle to reaching zero-dose children.
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by JSI
National-level forecasting for immunization programs is typically conducted on an annual basis, while forecasting at the sub-national and service delivery level is done regularly.
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by JSI
This brief describes how the UI-FHS project introduced a data review process and an Excel tool (IDTT) for triangulating immunization program data and vaccine supply data.
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by JSI
Through the UI-FHS project, JSI developed a Microsoft Excel-based Immunization Data Triangulation Tool (IDTT) with five regional health bureaus in Ethiopia.
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by JSI
This user guide accompanies the Excel-based Immunization Data Triangulation Tool (IDTT) that triangulates immunization services statistics with supply chain data to produces key indicators and performance scores and provides recommended actions.
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by JSI
This job aid details the six steps that health workers at the health facility level should take to improve the data quality of immunization services provided.
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by JSI
Data on immunization coverage often varies significantly depending on the source, which can make it a challenge to know which areas to target with strengthened immunization services.
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by JSI
UI-FHS aimed to strengthen the routine immunization system in Ethiopia by implementing the Reaching Every District using Quality Improvement Methods (RED-QI) approach.
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by JSI
This study aimed to identify barriers and context-appropriate solutions by engaging deeply with caregivers, community members, health workers, and other health system actors through participatory action research, intersectionality, and human-centered design lenses.