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Vector Control Data Collection

Module Four. Vector Control Data Collection. The Importance and Process of Data Collection. MODULE FOUR. Module 4: Objectives. Summarize the importance of data collection Describe measures a Vector Control Worker will use to collect quality data

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Vector Control Data Collection

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  1. Module Four Vector Control Data Collection

  2. The Importance and Process of Data Collection MODULE FOUR

  3. Module 4: Objectives • Summarize the importance of data collection • Describe measures a Vector Control Worker will use to collect quality data • Know how to collect the information for the vector control form • Complete a vector control data form accurately • Discuss the importance of providing accurate and truthful data during collection MODULE FOUR

  4. What is Vector Control Data Collection? MODULE FOUR

  5. Vector Control Worker Responsibilities: Collect and Input Data • Use forms to fill in all required data • Identify information that is required, including location, premises, demographic and source details • Complete the reporting forms with accurate information • Submit the forms on time MODULE FOUR

  6. Vector Control Paper Survey Form MODULE FOUR

  7. Vector Control Paper Survey Form MODULE FOUR

  8. Vector Control Survey Paper Form • Type of Source • B=Hollow Trees/Bromeliads • BA=Barrel/Drum • DA=Discarded Appliances or Fixtures • DF=Decorative Fountains or Bird Bath • PB=Pet Bowls or Livestock Drinking Troughs • C=Cisterns • ET=Elevated Water Tanks • F=Flowerpot and Saucer • GC=Garbage Cans, Tins, or other Metal Containers • P=Pools • PG=Plastic/Glass Container including BottlesT=Tyre or Tyre Rims • W=Wells • O=Other (Please Specify) • Household Status • N=No One Home • T=Treated/Gain Access • A=Abandoned MODULE FOUR

  9. Vector Control Survey Walk-Thru MODULE FOUR

  10. Vector Control Survey MODULE FOUR

  11. Summary Vector Control Data Collection • Data is collected to: • Keep records of households, monitor, know past actions, track • Collected data include: • Householder information, breeding status, methods used and amount of insecticide • This data is used to: • Make decision and inform • Vector Control Worker Responsibilities • Collect and input accurate and timely data MODULE FOUR

  12. Practice Completing the Vector Control Form • Work in small groups of three. One person will be the householder and the other two people vector control workers. Round 1 will last for 20 minutes. • One of the vector control workers lead the discussion and conduct a first time householder visit • The other vector control worker is responsible for completing the form. • Switch roles: This will last for 20 minutes. • the vector control worker who led the conversation will now be responsible for completing the vector control survey form • the householder will roleplay the vector control worker who leads the householder visit • the person who completed the form will play the role of the householder. • Switch roles one more time. This will last for 20 minutes. MODULE FOUR

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