1. Considering the protocol you are developing: identify the process and outcome indicators associated with the program and briefly describe an approach to measuring each.
Process Indicators
# women who are called back
We will be able to measure this through the notes that the community health worker takes.
# women asked for a call back or more information
We will be able to measure this through the technological platform
# women respond to the text message
We will be able to measure this through the technological platform
increase in counseling ability or knowledge of community health workers
We can measure this through an educational evaluation after the training programs
#enrolled and agreeing to enroll
We can look at those who do not agree to enroll or are not eligible to enroll and see if there is a difference in demographic characteristics
2. Define one or more “intermediate” outcome measures (reflecting changes in environment, organizational culture, systems of care, patient or public behavior, and/or clinician behaviors) that can inform you about the mechanism by which your intervention achieves its downstream effect on health inform you about the acceptability of your intervention
# women continue with the method they are using
# women are able to switch effectively
Satisfaction with family planning services (we can create a scale in client exit interviews)
Misinformation in patients and health care workers
Survey of women who did not respond to the text messages asking for reasons they did not respond.
Survey of women who come back for continuation about whether they received the message or not