This tool is meant to aid supervisors in supportive supervision visits to facilities. The questions are a starting point for discussions with providers on areas which are going well and areas that need improvement

˜ communicate issues and concerns from health facility to DHMT ˜ help strengthen links between the health facility and the community ˜ bring necessary stationary, drugs, vaccines, equipment, and supplies to the health facility at

This tool is meant to aid supervisors in supportive supervision visits to facilities. The questions are a starting point for discussions with providers on areas which are going well and areas that need improvement

Checklists enable supervisors to identify gaps and areas for improvement through follow-up actions, such as on-the-job training, mobilization of commodities, and provision of materials (such as guidelines, tally sheets, and flyers for social behavior change [SBC]).

This document provides a checklist for supervisors conducting supportive supervision visits to health facilities that provide family planning and post-abortion care services. The checklist contains questions in several sections to assess the environment for service delivery, availability of counseling materials and commodities, and client ...

The Integrated Supervision Checklist for Level 1 to Level 4 health facilities aims to provide the Provincial Health Authorities and Districts the tool(s) and training required to support routinely improving the service

Checklist to be completed monthly for each clinic by a LAUNCH H&N Staff and keep at the LAUNCH office Name of Staff Supervising ……………………………

SUPPORTIVE SUPERVISION CHECKLIST 1 FOR DHS . Data of visit: Name of supervisor (s): District: COLD CHAIN, QUALITY AND LOGISTIC. Remarks 1. Was the temperature of the refrigerator recorded twice a day last month? Yes No 2.

This tool is meant to aid supervisors in supportive supervision visits to facilities for family planning and postabortion care. The questions are a starting point for discussions with providers on areas that are going well versus those needing improvement

The supervision checklist is divided into five (5) sections: • Visit information – This section captures general information about the health facility, head of health facility (or health facility in-charge), and the supervisor. Some of this information may be automated when captured digitally, e.g. District Health Information System 2 (DHIS2).