Journal article
Implementation of a Systematic Accountability Framework in 2014 to Improve the Performance of the Nigerian Polio Program.
BACKGROUND: An accountability framework is a central feature of managing human and financial resources. One of its primary goals is to improve program performance through close monitoring of selected priority activities. The principal objective of this study was to determine the contribution of a systematic accountability framework to improving the performance of the World Health Organization (WHO)-Nigeria polio program staff, as well as the program itself.
METHODS: The effect of implementation of the accountability framework was evaluated using data on administrative actions and select process indicators associated with acute flaccid paralysis (AFP) surveillance, routine immunization, and polio supplemental immunization activities. Data were collected in 2014 during supportive supervision, using Magpi software (a company that provides service to collect data using mobile phones). A total of 2500 staff were studied.
RESULTS: Data on administrative actions and process indicators from quarters 2-
Authors
Languages
- English
Journal
The Journal of infectious diseases
Type
Journal article
Categories
- Programme management
Diseases
- Polio
Countries
- Nigeria
Tags
- Planning, budgeting and financing
WHO Regions
- African Region