Lives Saved Analyses for Child Survival Projects: Basic How-To Use LiST - Debra Prosnitz, MPH; Rebecca Levine, MPH; James Ricca MD, MPH; and Ingrid Friberg, PhD

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Lives Saved Analyses for Child Survival Projects: Basic How-To Use LiST - Debra Prosnitz, MPH; Rebecca Levine, MPH; James Ricca MD, MPH; and Ingrid Friberg, PhD — Presentation Transcript

Lives Saved Analyses for Child Survival Projects: Basic How-To Use LiST Debra Prosnitz, MPH; Rebecca Levine, MPH; James Ricca MD, MPH; and Ingrid Friberg, PhD

LiST Framework

Create a Population

Demographic Projection: population parameters

Add Child Survival Data

Cause of death, health status and coverage

Effectiveness data

Edit Child Survival Data

To encompass changes from baseline

Display

Creating Projections

Create New Projection

Use Trend Projection File:

Extract and save all of the country files

Open new projection

Find the saved file

Check “apply to all projections”

File, save projection

*if you change the configuration of the trend projection, save the projection again*

EasyLiST

Choosing “First Year of Intervention Program” Time Cause of Death Data Coverage Data Scale up of interest (i.e. CI, ACSD) 2003

Choosing “Target Year of Coverage” Time Cause of Death Data Coverage Data Scale up of interest (i.e. CI, ACSD) Target or End-line Survey 2003

Scaling Up Interventions

Scroll down to the intervention of interest

Check the box associated with the intervention

Change the target value, if needed

Click ‘recalculate’ at the bottom of the screen

Intervention Categories: Periconceptual Antenatal Child birth Preventive Breastfeeding Vaccines Curative

Remember to Save!

LiST does NOT automatically save anything!

Saving Scale-ups

Transfer values to Expert Mode

Close EasyLiST

File; ‘Save Projection As’

Please give it a new name (twice)!!!

Displaying Results

Child Deaths

Child Deaths prevented

Child Deaths, by cause

Child Deaths prevented, by cause

Child Deaths prevented, by intervention

NMR, IMR, U5MR, mortality rate summary

% stunted, average height/length

Breastfeeding prevalence

Diarrhea incidence, IUGR

Displaying Results

Configuring Displays

The bottom is the baseline The top is the scale up

LiST Expert Mode

Same features as EasyLiST plus :

Compare multiple countries and/or scale ups at one time

Adjust the baseline data (health and coverage)

View effect size assumptions

Edit HIV data and Family Planning data

Generate changes over time prior to the scale up of interest

Opening a Projection in Expert Mode

Child Survival Data Sheet Health Status, Mortality and Economic Status

Effectiveness

Configuration

Coverage

Editing Demography

To apply LiST analyses to the population of your project area (instead of national population):

Edit Demographic Data

Change the “First Year Population

Multiply by the ratio of your project area population to national population

International migration

Set to zero or multiply by same ratio

Making Changes in Coverage

One by one

Easy, but slow

Duplicate

Select cell (black highlight around edges)

Shift + arrow (or end)

Click Duplicate once all cells of interest are highlighted

Interpolate

Same as duplicate

Click Interpolate once all cells of interest are highlighted

The first cell selected does not change, but stays as the baseline

Interpolate from right to left

Remember to Save Scale Up!

Remember : LiST does NOT automatically save anything!!!

Save As:

File, ‘Save Projection As’

Rename TWICE!

Re-open Baseline

File, ‘Open Projection’

You should have 2 projections visible in the bottom right hand of the screen.

Displaying Results

Child Deaths (by cause and intervention)

Child Deaths prevented (by cause and intervention

Maternal Deaths (by cause and intervention

Maternal Deaths prevented (by cause and intervention)

NMR, IMR, U5MR, MMR, mortality rate summary

Vital Events: Deaths by age and Births

% stunted, average height/length

Breastfeeding prevalence

Diarrhea incidence, IUGR

Screen shot of mortality line graph

Pie chart screen shot

Caveats and Tips

The results are only as good as the data

Remember others factors…

Cost

Feasibility

Acceptability

You can copy data from LiST into excel

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