Impact & Measurement Framework
As an evidence-disciplined public health association founded in December 2025, THRIVE grounds all impact reporting in verified baseline indicators, sub-national health governance, and scientific data integrity.
Four Strategic Measurement Domains
Every intervention is systematically tracked across four core health system dimensions.
Maternal & Newborn Care (MNCH)
Elevating primary care quality during antenatal, delivery, and early neonatal windows.
- Antenatal Care (ANC 4+) timely completion rates across primary health centers (CSI)
- Facility-based delivery referral coordination from remote health posts
- Early neonatal danger sign screening and immediate thermal/resuscitation readiness
Childhood Survival & Immunization
Safeguarding infants through active community triage and routine immunization access.
- EPI routine immunization tracer coverage (Penta3, Measles-Rubella, Polio)
- Active identification and catch-up for zero-dose and under-immunized children
- Acute malnutrition (MAM/SAM) triage and referral linkage in rural settlements
Chronic Respiratory Disease Triage
Integrating asthma, COPD, and respiratory screening into decentralized primary care.
- Standardized clinical symptom screening for chronic cough and wheeze at primary health centers
- Frontline nurse and clinician diagnostic triage capacity score improvement
- Inhaler and basic bronchodilator tracer stock availability at district distribution points
Community Dialogue & Care Seeking
Transforming health-seeking behaviors and shifting gender and social norms.
- Community health dialogue participation rates across vulnerable catchment zones
- Household timeliness of care-seeking for childhood fever and postpartum danger signs
- Reduction in normative barriers and local health facility avoidance
2026–2027 Measurement & Evaluation Roadmap
Phased milestones connecting baseline diagnostic rigor to regional policy impact.
Phase 1: Baseline Assessment
In ProgressComprehensive primary care readiness and community health impact assessment across Ngaoundéré Urbain, Ngaoundéré Rural, and Dang health districts.
Phase 2: Pilot Implementation & Continuous Monitoring
ScheduledRoutine monthly data harmonization with District Medical Officers (DMOs), supportive clinical supervision, and point-of-care QI learning cycles.
Phase 3: Mid-Term Evaluation & Policy Dialogues
HorizonRigorous outcome evaluation, publication of open-access operational research briefs, and sub-national health delegation scale-up review.
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