No | Indicator name | Overall % of agencies reporting | Place of collection | Facilitators to routine collection | Barriers to routine collection | Necessary modifications | Resources needed for routine collection | Exclude/include |
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Contraception | ||||||||
 1.1 | Number of clients initiating contraception | 60% | Health facilities, primary, and secondary health services | National Reporting System: centralized system in the MoH, NSSRH (Higher Population Council) | Insufficient security and privacy measures set in place | Clarification on the wording surrounding "initiating"—standardize definition of new user vs. recurrent user | Resources and training regarding security & data privacy | Include |
 1.2 | Number of clients receiving emergency contraception | 20% | Health facilities, primary, and secondary health services | National Reporting System: centralized system in the MoH, NSSRH (Higher Population Council) | No availability of commodity: No dedicated emergency contraceptive (EC) pill registered in Jordan Insufficient security and privacy measures set in place | N/A | Training on new IAFM guidelines Training providers on the different contraceptive modalities that can be used for EC Resources and training regarding security and data privacy | Include |
 1.3 | Percentage of clients adopting modern contraceptive method after delivery | 60% | Health facilities, primary, and secondary health services | National Reporting System: centralized system in the MoH, NSSRH (Higher Population Council) | Current collection occurring during PNC visit not at discharge Insufficient security and privacy measures set in place | Clarification on the wording surrounding "initiating"—standardize definition of new user vs. recurrent user | Resources and training regarding security & data privacy | Include |
 1.4 | Percentage of clients adopting modern contraceptive method after abortion | 0% | N/A | National Reporting System: centralized system in the MoH, NSSRH (Higher Population Council) | Legal status of abortion in Jordan Service not provided Insufficient security and privacy measures set in place | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
Comprehensive abortion care | ||||||||
 2.1 | Number of clients requesting an abortion | 0% | N/A | N/A | Legal status of abortion in Jordan Potential risk for client and primary care provider Insufficient security and privacy measures set in place | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
 2.2 | Number of clients receiving an abortion referral | 30% |  | N/A | Legal status of abortion in Jordan Policy and legislative changes needed Insufficient security and privacy measures set in place | N/A | Training on the new IAFM guidelines Integration into HIS/existing data collection systems VCAT sessions Resources and training regarding security & data privacy Service mapping exercise at the health and/or humanitarian sector level to identify service provision of abortions | Exclude |
 2.3 | Number of clients receiving an induced abortion | 10% |  | N/A | Legal status of abortion in Jordan Policy and legislative changes needed Insufficient security and privacy measures set in place | N/A | Training on the new IAFM guidelines Integration into HIS/existing data collection systems VCAT sessions Resources and training regarding security & data privacy Service mapping exercise at the health and/or humanitarian sector level to identify service provision of abortions | Exclude |
 2.4 | Number of clients presenting for post-abortion care (PAC) | 40% |  | N/A | Legal status of abortion in Jordan Policy and legislative changes needed Insufficient security and privacy measures set in place | N/A | Training on the new IAFM guidelines Integration into HIS/existing data collection systems VCAT sessions Resources and training regarding security & data privacy Service mapping exercise at the health and/or humanitarian sector level to identify service provision of PAC | Include |
 2.5 | Number of clients receiving PAC | 100% |  | N/A | Legal status of abortion in Jordan Policy and legislative changes needed Insufficient security and privacy measures set in place | N/A | Integration into HIS/existing data collection systems Resources and training regarding security & data privacy Service mapping exercise at the health and/or humanitarian sector level to identify service provision of PAC | Include |
Maternal health | ||||||||
 3.1 | Number of maternal deaths | 100% | Jordan Civil Registration and Vital Statistics System National reporting system utilized (MMSRS) with country-wide buy-in Resource and systems are centralized through MoH |  | N/A | N/A | N/A | Include |
 3.2 | Number of maternal deaths, disaggregated | 100% |  | Jordan Civil Registration and Vital Statistics System National reporting system utilized (MMSRS) with country-wide buy-in Resource and systems are centralized through MoH | N/A | Should include 15 and under category | N/A | Include |
 3.3 | Percentage of maternal death reviews | 100% | Secondary and tertiary facilities only | Jordan Civil Registration and Vital Statistics System National reporting system utilized (MMSRS) with country-wide buy-in Resource and systems are centralized through MoH | Applicable in secondary and tertiary facilities only | N/A | N/A | Include |
 3.4 | Number of clients receiving antenatal care (ANC) | 60% |  | N/A | Insufficient security and privacy measures set in place | N/A | Resources and training regarding security & data privacy | Include |
 3.5 | Number of deliveries | 70% |  | Jordan Civil Registration and Vital Statistics System | Birth registry not centralized in facilities Policy and legislative changes surrounding birth registry and reporting requirements of stillbirths Insufficient security and privacy measures set in place | N/A | Training on how to report stillbirths Centralizing birth registry in secondary and tertiary facilities Integration into HIS/existing data collection systems Resources and training regarding security & data privacy | Include |
 3.6 | Number of deliveries, disaggregated | 60% |  | Jordan Civil Registration and Vital Statistics System | Birth registry not centralized in facilities Policy and legislative changes surrounding birth registry and reporting requirements of stillbirths Insufficient security and privacy measures set in place | N/A | Training on how to report stillbirths Centralizing birth registry in secondary and tertiary facilities Integration into HIS/existing data collection systems Resources and training regarding security & data privacy | Include |
 3.7 | Number of clients receiving post-natal care (PNC) | 50% | Secondary and tertiary facilities only | N/A | Applicable in secondary and tertiary facilities only Insufficient security and privacy measures set in place | N/A | Resources and training regarding security & data privacy | Include |
 3.8 | Number of caesarean section deliveries | 60% | Tertiary facilities only | N/A | Applicable in tertiary facilities only Insufficient security and privacy measures set in place | N/A | Resources and training regarding security & data privacy | Include |
 3.9 | Availability of PAC | 0% | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | Service mapping exercise at the health and/or humanitarian sector level to identify service provision of PAC | Exclude |
 3.10 | Availability of basic emergency obstetric care (BEmOC) | 0% | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | Service mapping exercise at the health and/or humanitarian sector level to identify service provision of BEmOC | Exclude |
 3.11 | Availability of comprehensive emergency obstetric care (CEmOC) | 0% | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | Service mapping exercise at the health and/or humanitarian sector level to identify service provision of CEmOC | Exclude |
 3.12 | Availability of skilled personnel | 0% | N/A | N/A | Irrelevant to context as high quality medical care is readily available | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
 3.13 | Number of antenatal care clients with tetanus vaccination | 70% |  | N/A | Low burden of disease, service not routinely provided | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
 3.14 | Number of ANC clients receiving preventive therapy for malaria | 0% | N/A | N/A | Low burden of disease, service not routinely provided | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
 3.15 | Number of ANC clients receiving syphilis screening | 0% | N/A | N/A | Low burden of disease, service not routinely provided | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
 3.16 | Number of ANC clients receiving urinary tract infection screening or treatment | 0% | N/A | N/A | Low burden of disease, information not actionable | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
 3.17 | Number of clients with identified maternal morbidities during post-natal care (PNC) | 60% |  | N/A | Insufficient security and privacy measures set in place | Specify morbidity types | Resources needed to specify morbidity types (i.e.: training of staff and creating and distributing manuals on types of maternal morbidities during PNC) Resources and training regarding security & data privacy | Include |
Newborn health | ||||||||
 4.1 | Number of neonatal deaths | 60% |  | Jordan Civil Registration and Vital Statistics System | No national system to review newborn death Insufficient security and privacy measures set in place | N/A | Resources needed to establish national systems to capture newborn death and review these cases for cause of death (development and implementation of a perinatal surveillance system) Training of primary care providers on how to report on neonatal death Resources and training regarding security & data privacy | Include |
 4.2 | Number of stillbirths | 60% |  | Jordan Civil Registration and Vital Statistics System | N/A | N/A | Training on how to report on stillbirths Integration into HIS/existing data collection systems | Include |
 4.3 | Number of babies born low birth weight | 60% |  | N/A | N/A | Specification of the weight (e.g.: < 2500) | N/A | Include |
 4.4 | Number of small and sick newborns receiving care | 60% |  | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | Include |
 4.5 | Number of newborns receiving post-natal care | 60% |  | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | Include |
 4.6 | Availability of KMC | 0% | N/A | N/A | Service not routinely provided; information not actionable | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
 4.7 | Availability of neonatal resuscitation | 0% | N/A | N/A | Irrelevant to context as high quality medical care is readily available In-patient health care system | N/A | Service mapping exercise at the health and/or humanitarian sector level to identify service provision of neonatal resuscitation | Exclude |
 4.8 | Number of neonatal deaths, disaggregated | 60% |  | Jordan Civil Registration and Vital Statistics System | No national system to review newborn death | N/A | Resources needed to establish national systems to capture newborn death and review these cases for cause of death (development and implementation of a perinatal surveillance system) Training of primary care providers | Include |
 4.9 | Percentage of perinatal death reviews | 10% |  | N/A | No national system to review newborn death | N/A | Resources needed to establish national systems to capture newborn death and review these cases for cause of death (development and implementation of a perinatal surveillance system) Training of primary care providers | Include |
 4.10 | Number of newborns receiving Hepatitis B vaccine | 0% | N/A | N/A |  | N/A | Integration into HIS/existing data collection systems | Include |
 4.11 | Number of newborns initiating breastfeeding early | 0% | N/A | N/A | Information not actionable | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
 4.12 | Number of infants weighed at birth | 0% | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | Integration into HIS/existing data collection systems | Include |
 4.13 | Number of babies registered | 0% | N/A | Jordan Civil Registration and Vital Statistics System | Civil registry not centralized in facilities |  | Resources needed to integrate civil registry in facilities | Include |
 4.14 | Number of newborns receiving treatment for possible severe bacterial infection (PSBI) | 0% | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | Integration into HIS/existing data collection systems | Include |
 4.15 | Number of newborns admitted | 60% | Secondary and tertiary facilities only | N/A | Applicable in secondary and tertiary facilities only | N/A | N/A | Include |
 4.16 | Number of newborns with morbidities identified during PNC | 0% | N/A | N/A | N/A | Specify morbidity types | Resources needed to specify morbidity types | Include |
Child health | ||||||||
 5.1 | Number of deaths of children under 5 | 0% | N/A | Jordan Civil Registration and Vital Statistics System | N/A | N/A | N/A | Include |
 5.2 | Under 5 mortality rate | 0% | N/A | N/A | Population level indicator with impractical denominator | Convert to facility-based indicator for routine collection | N/A | Exclude |
 5.3 | Percentage of children under 5 with suspected pneumonia taken to appropriate health facility | 0% | N/A | N/A | Population level indicator with impractical denominator | Convert to facility-based indicator for routine collection | N/A | Exclude |
 5.4 | Coverage of diarrhea treatment | 0% | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
 5.5 | Percentage of children under 5 who are wasted | 0% | N/A | N/A | Low burden of disease Population-level indicator with impractical denominator | Convert to facility-based indicator for routine collection | N/A | Exclude |
 5.6 | Percentage of children under 5 who are registered | 0% | N/A | Jordan Civil Registration and Vital Statistics System | Complicated by national registry system; system allows for a 30-day grace period for the male guardian to register the birth of the child which can result in lack of registration if a newborn death occurs within 30 days | Convert to facility-based indicator for routine collection | N/A | Include |
 5.7 | Number of children presenting with fever tested for malaria in endemic settings | 0% | N/A | N/A | Low burden of disease, service not routinely provided Specific infectious disease reporting requirements and management protocols for individual cases | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
 5.8 | Number of confirmed cases of malaria in endemic settings | 0% | N/A | N/A | Low burden of disease, service not routinely provided Specific infectious disease reporting requirements and management protocols for individual cases | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
 5.9 | Percentage of confirmed malaria cases treated | 0% | N/A | N/A | Low burden of disease, service not routinely provided Specific infectious disease reporting requirements and management protocols for individual cases | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
 5.10 | Coverage of DP3 | 0% | N/A | N/A | Population- level indicator with impractical denominator | Convert to facility-based indicator for routine collection | N/A | Exclude |
Adolescent health | ||||||||
 6.1 | Adolescent birth rate | 0% | N/A | National Reporting System: NSSRH (Higher Population Council) | Population-level indicator with impractical denominator | Convert to facility-based indicator for routine collection | N/A | Exclude |
 6.2 | Sexual violence against children | 0% | N/A | N/A | Information not actionable Population-level indicator with impractical denominator | Convert to facility-based indicator for routine collection | N/A | Exclude |
 6.3 | Adolescent mortality rate | 0% | N/A | N/A | Population-level indicator with impractical denominator | Convert to facility-based indicator for routine collection | N/A | Include |
 6.4 | Percentage of adolescents living with HIV who are currently receiving antiretroviral therapy, disaggregated | 0% | N/A | N/A | National HIV reporting requirements and management protocols for individual cases Population-level indicator with impractical denominator | Convert to facility-based indicator for routine collection | N/A | Exclude |
 6.5 | Immunization coverage rate | 0% | N/A | N/A | Population-level indicator with impractical denominator | Convert to facility-based indicator for routine collection | N/A | Exclude |
 6.6 | Suicide rate, disaggregated | 0% | N/A | N/A | Information not actionable Population-level indicator with impractical denominator | Convert to facility-based indicator for routine collection | N/A | Exclude |
Sexual and gender-based violence | ||||||||
 7.1 | Number of rape survivors | 80% |  | National Information Management System for GBV | N/A | N/A | N/A | Include |
 7.2 | Percentage of health facilities with clinical management of rape services | 0% | N/A | National Information Management System for GBV |  | N/A | Service mapping exercise at the health and/or humanitarian sector level to identify service provision of clinical management of rape | Exclude |
 7.3 | Percentage of rape survivors receiving HIV post-exposure prophylaxis | 70% |  | National Information Management System for GBV | N/A | N/A | N/A | Include |
 7.4 | Percentage of rape survivors receiving emergency contraception | 30% |  | National Information Management System for GBV | No availability of commodity: No dedicated emergency contraceptive (EC) pill registered in Jordan Insufficient security and privacy measures set in place | N/A | Training on the new IAFM guidelines Training providers on the different contraceptive modalities that can be used for EC Resources and training regarding security & data privacy | Include |
 7.5 | Number of rape survivors requesting abortion | 0% | N/A | National Information Management System for GBV | Legal status of abortion in Jordan Potential risk for client and primary care provider Insufficient security and privacy measures set in place Service not routinely provided | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
 7.6 | Number of rape survivors receiving induced abortion care or referral | 0% | N/A | National Information Management System for GBV | Legal status of abortion in Jordan Policy and legislative changes Insufficient security and privacy measures set in place | N/A | Training on the new IAFM guidelines Integration into HIS/existing data collection system VCAT sessions Service mapping exercise at the health and/or humanitarian sector level to identify service provision of abortions Resources and training regarding security & data privacy | Include |
 7.7 | Availability of intimate partner violence front line support (LIVES) | 0% | N/A | National Information Management System for GBV | Service not routinely provided | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
HIV | ||||||||
 8.1 | Antiretroviral therapy coverage among people living with HIV, disaggregated | 0% | N/A | National Reporting System controlled by the MoH | National HIV reporting requirements and management protocols for individual cases | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
 8.2 | Percentage of exposed individuals receiving post-exposure prophylaxis | 0% | N/A | National Reporting System controlled by the MoH | National HIV reporting requirements and management protocols for individual cases | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
 8.3 | Percentage of donated blood units screened for HIV in quality assured manner | 0% | N/A | National Reporting System controlled by the MoH | National HIV reporting requirements and management protocols for individual cases Not relevant outside hospital settings | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
Prevention of mother-to-child transmission | ||||||||
 9.1 | Percentage of antenatal care clients receiving syphilis screening and treatment | 0% | N/A | N/A | National HIV reporting requirements and management protocols for individual cases | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
 9.2 | Percentage of antenatal care clients offered testing for HIV | 0% | N/A | N/A | National HIV reporting requirements and management protocols for individual cases | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
 9.3 | Percentage of HIV-positive pregnant people receiving antiretroviral therapy | 0% | N/A | N/A | National HIV reporting requirements and management protocols for individual cases | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
 9.4 | Percentage of all deliveries to HIV-positive mothers receiving antiretrovirals | 0% | N/A | N/A | National HIV reporting requirements and management protocols for individual cases | N/A | N/A | Exclude |
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) & reproductive tract infections (RTIs) | ||||||||
 10.1 | Percentage of STI/RTI cases managed | 70% |  | National Reporting System: centralized system in the MoH, NSSRH (Higher Population Council) | Insufficient security and privacy measures set in place | Include indicator on referrals to MoH | Develop materials and training on a wide range of STIs Training for healthcare providers Resources and training regarding security & data privacy | Include |