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Table 2 Bangladesh MNHR data collection forms, data collection

From: Setting up a maternal and newborn registry applying electronic platform: an experience from the Bangladesh site of the global network for women’s and children’s health

Data collection tools (forms)

Description

Responsible Person/Method

Potential Source(s) of Data

Married women surveillance form

List of all households, married women and their pregnancy status in the community.

Surveillance workers conduct census of all households in the registry clusters in two monthly rounds.

Household census

Pregnancy Registry Log (MN00):

Registry of all women who are pregnant in the community.

Surveillance workers report identified pregnant women to the Registry Administrator (RA) via electronic record sharing

Household surveillance of married women likely to become pregnant

Enrollment Form (MN01)

Demographics: basic demographic information of women

RAs collect data through interview of the pregnant women identified by surveillance workers

Interview with pregnant women

Perinatal Form (MN02)

Delivery outcome: outcome of all pregnant women on registry and coverage of interventions to be reported at delivery/discharge

RAs collect data through interview with participant, and/or family, reviewing health records at household and/or at health facility during 1st post partum visit

Interview with registry participants and review of health records (where available)

Follow-up (MN03)

Follow-up outcome: status of all mothers (to day 42) and neonates (to day 28) who are on the registry, post-partum complications

RAs collect data through interview with participant, and/or family, reviewing health records at household and/or health facility visits

Interview with mother/mother-in-law, birth attendant, and review of health records

Protocol Deviation (MN04)

Protocol Deviation: used to report all protocol deviations which occur during the registry

RA and the Senior Foreign Investigator (SFI) and/or Study Coordinator or their designee complete after reviewing the report

RA and Study Coordinator

Perinatal Cause of Death (COD) (MN05)

Perinatal COD: used to collect information of all fetal deaths > 20 weeks gestation and neonatal deaths (0 to day 28 days) which occur in the registry

Project Research Physicians collect data and the SFI and/or Study Coordinator or their designee reviews

Interview with mother/mother-in-law/family, birth attendant, and review of health records

Maternal COD (MN06)

Maternal COD: collect data on all maternal deaths for any reason during pregnancy or up to 42 days post-partum to determine a COD

Project Research Physicians collect data and the SFI and/or Study Coordinator or their designee reviews

Interview with family, birth attendant, and review of health records

Ultrasound dating worksheet (MN17)

Used to collect information on date of ultrasound and expected date of delivery

RAs collect the data at enrolment or perinatal (1st post partum) visit if women had received ultrasound any time during pregnancy

Ultrasound report and Interview with the participant

Socioeconomic status variable (MN18)

Used to collect information on household possession of assets, housing characteristics and water and sanitation access

RAs collect the information during enrollment visit at household

Interview with registry participants or other adult household member