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SDI.H3.DOC.PCT
Indicator Name
Adherence to clinical guidelines, doctors (%)
Long definition
Unweighted average of the share of relevant history taking questions, the share of relevant examinations performed for doctors
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Ability
Unit of measure
Percentage
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For each of the following five case study patients: (i) malaria with anemia; (ii) diarrhea with severe dehydration; (iii) pneumonia; (iv) pulmonary tuberculosis; and (v) diabetes; (vi) post-partum hemorrhage; and (vii) neonatal asphyxia. History Taking Questions: Assign a score of one if a relevant history raking question is asked. The number of relevant history taking questions asked by the clinician during consultation is expressed as a percentage of the total number of relevant history questions included in the questionnaire. Relevant Examination Questions: Assign a score of one if a relevant examination question is asked. The number of relevant examination taking questions asked by the clinician during consultation is expressed as a percentage of the total number of relevant examination questions included in the questionnaire. For each case study patient: Unweighted average of the: relevant history questions asked, and the percentage of physical examination questions asked. Calculated for the set of doctors.
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