SAIA project, setting, and service area | Identified problem | Micro-intervention | Specific tasks |
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SAIA 3-country study, Mozambique, Kenya and Côte d’Ivoire Prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV | Laboratory delays are causing delays in treatment initiation | Increase communication between clinic and laboratory staff | [Named ANC nurse] will call [named laboratory technician] daily to check on results and make sure the report will be sent by Friday |
SAIA-SCALE, Mozambique Prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV | Low proportion of HIV-exposed infants are entering child-at-risk care (CCR) | Monitor delivery ward–CCR linkage log daily | [3 named CCR nurses] will review the linkage log daily to identify eligible mother-infant pairs and make reminder phone calls |
SAIA-SCALE, Mozambique Prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV | Low proportion of HIV-exposed infants are entering child-at-risk care (CCR) | Involvement of male partners to encourage uptake | [2 named ANC nurses] will extend partner invites for education on CCR importance to pregnant patients in ANC |
SAIA-MH, Mozambique mental health | Patients are not returning after initial diagnosis | Outreach to new patients | [Service provider] will call patients 3 days before follow-up visit is due |
SAIA-FP, Kenya HIV testing in family planning | Clients are declining testing in the family planning clinic | Improve counseling so clients recognize the benefit of testing | Health talks will be held at clinic to improve client sensitization |