This data asset contains data from supportive supervision in Kenya that was conducted between 2019 and 2023. IM supported NMCP with data collection in different counties in Kenya. A manual version of the malaria supportive supervision checklist was used to collect data from the health facilities. The dataset contains aggregated data by county for the percentage of health facilities with a competency score ≥90%, median score, minimum and maximum score (providing the range of scores) for the supportive supervision indicator measuring competency.

This data asset contains training from Impact Malria (IM) Malawi conducted between 2021 and 2022. Training activity included: 1) Supporting National Malaria Control Program (NMCP) to provide capacity-building in malaria Rapid Diagnostics Testing (mRDT); 2) Supporting participation of qualified microscopists to attend national external Competency Assessment of Malaria Microscopists (eCAMM) certification. 3) Supporting NMCP and integrated Management of Childhood Illness (iMCI) to conduct refresher training for integrated Community Case Management (iCCM) providers and 4) Supporting NMCP National Parasitology Reference Laboratory (NPRL) to conduct three basic mDRTs for central hospitals, pre-service institutions, and other PMI-enhanced districts.

This data asset contains data from Malawi Impact Malaria (IM) integrated community case management (iCCM) Malaria Diagnostic Refresher Training (mDRT) testing and Theory test for the Health Survaillance Assistants and Senior Health Surveillance Assistants.

This dataset contains data from Impact Malaria (IM) case management training for healthcare providers including 12 nurses, 12 medical doctors, 12 community health worker supervisors in Rwanda, gathered in June, 2021. IM supported the training and capacity building of healthcare providers in six districts.

This data asset contains data from the training of health care providers on the prevention and management of malaria. Impact Malaria (IM) supported the training and capacity building of healthcare providers, with a particular focus on districts in the North and Far North regions. IM supported the design, production and distribution of training materials and working tools to providers. IM worked with the National Malaria Control Program to identify and select service providers for the prevention and care of malaria at the level of health areas and health facilities.

Data from basic and advanced Malaria Diagnostics Refresher Trainings (bMDRT and aMDRT, respectively) which PMI IM Tanzania facilitated in both Fiscal Year 2021 and Fiscal Year 2022. IM supported skills building to health care providers adding up to a pool of diagnostic supervisors in Zanzibar and Mainland Tanzania. IM worked with Zanzibar Malaria Elimination Program (ZAMEP) and NMCP to identify and select national and district level supervisors. IM Tanzania collaborated with ZAMEP, NMCP and National Public Health Laboratory (NPHL) to identify and select district- level clinicians from government admitting facilities (health centres and hospitals) and from other government institutions to be clinical supervisors in their respective districts and establish a pool of national level supervisors. IM Tanzania supported the development of training materials for the Malaria Service Data Quality Improvement Supportive Supervision (MSDQI SS) package and trained 298 trainers and staff from central, regional and district levels.

This data asset contains data from IM advanced MDRT. IM supported the NMCP to improve the performance of laboratory technicians in malaria microscopy according to WHO guidelines through a five-day advance MDRT. This training also allowed to prepare the participants to have their best performance at External Competency Assessment for Malaria Microscopists (ECAMM). The training included building skills theory and diagnostics procedures for malaria, parasite detection (PD), species identification (ID), and parasite counting (PC), as well as slide preparation, slide staining, use of malaria rapid diagnostic tests (mRDTs), biosafety, microscope maintenance, and improvement of QA measures according to national guidelines.

This data asset contains data from training of supervisors for the Impact Malaria (IM) Outreach Training and Supportive Supervision Plus (OTSS+) in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

This data asset contains data from the training of trainers of community health workers (CHW). Impact Malaria (IM) supported the training and capacity building of CHW trainers, with particular emphasis on six districts in the North (Garoua 1, Guider, Golombe, Ngong, Tcholiré, and Touboro) and ten districts of the Far North (Bogo, Bourha, Goulfey, Hina, Kaele, Mada, Mokolo, Moutourwa, Roua, and Tokombere) where there are currently established community health workers. IM worked with these districts to identify and select CHW trainers at the health district level, particularly among staff. IM supported the design, production and distribution of training materials and working tools, and trained 74 CHW trainers.

This data asset contains data from IM Madagascar community health worker (CHW) training. IM Madagascar supported the district of Faratsiho (one of the three pilot districts) for the training of community health workers (CHWs) in detection, management, investigation, and reporting in malaria cases. The topics of the training were: malaria prevention, diagnosis, case management, surveillance, monitoring by investigation around a case and regular data reporting.