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144 Margherita Terranova, Valeska Padovese, Aldo Morronedata such collected will be analyzed at the time of initial survey,interim period and conclusion of the research. The interventionand control groups will be compared for impactusing the following outcome measures:-• Knowledge and skill of health workers• Number of patients with STI, skin diseases and systemicdiseases with skin manifestations treated at the health facilities• Number of patients cured• Number of patients referredAnnex 2Map of Tigray Region and selected woreda for Operational Research. In redthe three woreda intervention, in yellow the three wareda control
8. Operational research in tigray region 145Annex 3DATA ANALISIS OF BASELINE SURVAYOF BOTH STUDY AND CONTROL WEREDASTable 1: Percentage of correctly answered or done selected activities of primary health careservices care services in both study and control wereda groups.(All figures are in percent correctly answered or done to the total numberof observations made under the activity.)Safe delivery and postnatal care were part of the questionnaire but no singledelivery was observed during the field visit in all the weredas. So they are excludedfrom analysis.As can be seen from table 1, the EPI service quality is excellent in all the supervisedweredas.Information regarding STIs (sexually transmitted infections) was collectedonly from two Weredas, one from the study and the other from controlweredas (Abi-Adi and Alamata). The following Table shows the performanceof the two weredas in those activities.Table 2: Performance of two weredas in STI patient evaluation and treatment.
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