Supervisor's Coverage Tool

The Supervisor's Coverage Tool (SCT) is a rapid in-process monitoring tool designed to improve coverage during the current round of mass drug administration within a given supervisory area.  The SCT has also been shown to be a useful supervisory tool for first-level supervisors and community drug distributors. This tool is available in English, French, and Portuguese.  See the WHO resource, Preventive Chemotherapy: Tools for improving the quality of reported data and information. 

Video 1: What is the purpose of the SCT? Video 8: Step 1 How are survey populations chosen? Video 15: Step 5 How are individuals selected?
Video 2: What are the strengths and limitations of the SCT? Video 9: Step 2 How are Supervision Areas identified? Video 16: Step 6 How should individuals be interviewed and what questions should be asked?
Video 3: Who should use the SCT? Video 10: Step 3 How can lists of households be found for the SCT? Video 17: Step 7 How should results be interpreted?
Video 4: Which areas should the SCT target? Video 11: Step 3 How can registers be used to create a list of households? Video 18: Step 8 How should an Action Plan be developed?
Video 5: When should the SCT be conducted relative to the MDA? Video 12: Step 3 How can the household enumeration method be used to create a list of households for the SCT? Video 19: Step 9 How is an Action Plan be implemented?
Video 6: What are the required materials and expected costs for the SCT? Video 13: Step 3 How can the EPI approach be used to create a list of households? Video 20: How is a Random Number Table used?
Video 7: What are the 9 steps of the SCT? Video 14: Step 4 How are households randomly chosen? Video 21: How are individuals selected in the case of multiple survey populations?