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Cost-Effectiveness of Self-Assessment and Peer Review in Improving Family Planning Provider-Client Communication in Indonesia
Language:
English
Publisher:
Quality Assurance Project
Series/Journal Title:
Analyzing Cost and Quality Case Study
Copyright:
2002
Pages:
24
Description:
This cost analysis is based on QAP research on the effectiveness of two interventions (self-assessment and peer review) in sustaining or increasing the effectiveness of interpersonal communications training that midwives had taken. The research had measured the effectiveness of the interventions in terms of the number of utterances midwives made during family planning consultations, and this case study followed on, measuring the cost of each intervention in terms of the number of utterances generated. Activities/tools: Sample provider self-assessment form, sources of costs, evaluation of marginal benefit. [publisher’s description]
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