Trained research assistants used a structured proforma (Annex-S1) to collect information from the medical officer and/or nursing staff regarding the GN divisions identified and the population assigned to the PMCI. The information on the various activities conducted to generate awareness about empanelment to create demand for registration and the approach used for registration in the PMCI were collected. The aggregate data on the total population (as per 2012 census of Sri Lanka) in the allotted PMCIs, stratified by assigned GN divisions and age (less than 35 years and ≥35 years), were obtained from the PMU of the PSSP. The number of individuals registered (stratified by GN divisions, age groups, and gender) was extracted from the electronic database of the registration module of HMIS. During July 2021, we extracted the data on registration from April 2019 to June 2021. Registration included collection and documentation of demographic details in the registration module of HMIS, auto-generation of the PHN through HMIS, screening for NCD risk (in those ≥35 years or increased risk of NCD) and issuing of paper-based PHR to the registered individual. We collected information from the medical officer/staff nurse on the extent of issuing PHR to those registered (not issued/partially issued/issued to all registered).
Thekkur P., Nair D., Fernando M., Kumar A.M., Satyanarayana S., Chandraratne N., Chandrasiri A., Attygalle D.E., Higashi H., Bandara J., Berger S.D, & Harries A.D. (2023). Empanelment of the Population to the Primary Medical Care Institution of Sri Lanka: A Mixed-Methods Study on Outcomes and Challenges. Healthcare, 11(4), 575.
Corresponding Organization : International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease
Other organizations :
Rajarata University of Sri Lanka, World Health Organization Regional Office for South-East Asia, Yenepoya University, Sri Lanka Foundation, University of Colombo, University of London, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
Awareness generation activities conducted to create demand for registration in the PMCI
Approach used for registration in the PMCI
dependent variables
Total population (as per 2012 census of Sri Lanka) in the allotted PMCIs, stratified by assigned GN divisions and age (less than 35 years and ≥35 years)
Number of individuals registered (stratified by GN divisions, age groups, and gender)
Extent of issuing PHR to those registered (not issued/partially issued/issued to all registered)
control variables
Control variables not explicitly mentioned
positive controls
Not specified
negative controls
Not specified
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