question archive 2) In Yemen, UNICEF supports the training and deployment of Community Health volunteers {CHVs}
2) In Yemen, UNICEF supports the training and deployment of Community Health volunteers {CHVs}
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2) In Yemen, UNICEF supports the training and deployment of Community Health volunteers {CHVs}. One of the roles of the CHVs is to screen children between 6 months and 5 years old for malnutrition using Mid- Upper Arm Circumference (MUAC). Results of the screening include is color coded by 'green' (means not malnourished); 'yellow' (moderate acute malnutrition): and 'red' (severe acute malnutrition). CHVs are expected to refer children with 'yellow' and 'red' to go to the health facility to receive the necessary treatment; and to follow up each referred child after the initial screening to verify if they complied with the referral. (25%) a. Draft 3 data collection tool for CHVs to use that captures the following: i. Basic demographic data about each child screened ii. Result of the screening iii. Follow-up actions taken by the CHV b. Draft a template for a database the UNICEF ?eld of?ce could use that consolidates data on all MUAC screenings done by CHVs and allows field staff to analyze the screening data by various parameters (ex. Location. age of child, screening results. etc.)
