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Index

  1. MAQ Key Concepts

  2. Objectives: Maximizing Access and Quality (MAQ)

  3. What is the MAQ Initiative?

  4. MAQ Attributes

  5. MAQ Graphic

  6. The Win-Win of MAQ

  7. Good Access and Quality Increases Contraceptive Prevalence Rates

  8. An Increase in Continued Contraceptive Use Contributes More to Contraceptive Prevalence Rates than an Increase in New Users

  9. Client Satisfaction

  10. Agency Goal: Stabilizing world population and protecting human health

  11. The Client’s Perspective: Getting to the Door

  12. The Client’s Perspective: Inside the Door

  13. Clients Who Receive Their Method of Choice Are More Likely to Continue Using the Method

  14. Clients Often Do Not Receive Their Desired Method

  15. Percentage of Points Providing a Method Having a Stockout in Last Six Months

  16. Counseling About Side Effects Increases Contraceptive Continuation

  17. Good Client-Provider Interaction

  18. Medical Barriers

  19. Unnecessary Age Limits by Method as Reported by Providers

  20. Percentage of Providers Who Restrict Injectables Based on Parity in 5 African Countries

  21. Small Percentage of Sites Provide Large Majority of Services

  22. How?

  23. MAQ Collaboration

  24. The MAQ Initiative is implemented through the collaborative efforts of USAID, CAs, host-country partners and others. MAQ Working Group committees include:

  25. MAQ Graphic

  26. Reference Materials

  27. Assessing Quality of Care: Categories of Indicators

  28. Creating a Norm of Access and Quality

  29. Improving Quality and Access is an Art Form

  30. Many Experts in the Room

  31. Summary

  32. Optional Slides

  33. Short List of Quality of Care Indicators

  34. Short List of Quality of Care Indicators continued

  35. Counseling About Side Effects Improves Continuation

  36. Percentage of New FP Users Informed About Side Effects in Ten African Studies

  37. Fieldworker Quality of Care Index

  38. Contraceptive Continuation Increases with Respectful and Responsive Providers

  39. Key Client-Provider Process and Content Points

  40. Eligibility Criteria: WHO 1996 Classifications (Known Conditions)

  41. Many Experts in the Room

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