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Area of Science:

Public Health
Health Policy
Immunization Programs

Background:

National Immunization Technical Advisory Groups (NITAGs) are crucial expert committees advising Ministries of Health on immunization policies.
Assessing the effectiveness of NITAGs is vital for optimizing immunization programs globally.
International organizations like WHO, SIVAC, and US CDC collaborate to strengthen NITAGs.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and validate a set of indicators to evaluate the performance of National Immunization Technical Advisory Groups (NITAGs).
To ensure these indicators are understandable, feasible for data collection, and useful for countries implementing immunization strategies.

Main Methods:

A collaborative effort involving NITAG stakeholders and technical partners from organizations including WHO, SIVAC, and US CDC.
Development of 17 initial indicators covering process, output, and outcome measures.
Testing of these indicators in 14 diverse countries to assess their practical utility and validity.

Main Results:

The initial 17 indicators were evaluated for understandability, feasibility, and usefulness across 14 countries.
Findings from the country-level testing informed necessary revisions to the indicator set.
A refined list of indicators was proposed based on empirical data and stakeholder feedback.

Conclusions:

A revised set of indicators has been proposed for the self-assessment of NITAGs within countries.
These indicators will also facilitate global monitoring of NITAG performance and effectiveness.
The validated indicators offer a standardized tool to enhance the impact of national immunization advisory bodies.