Figure 1
A map of Kenya showing the counties included in the health facility survey.
1 = Kisumu, 2 = Nairobi, 3 = Nyamira, 4 = Mombasa, 5 = Kiambu, 6 = Kirinyaga, 7 = Embu, 8 = Baringo, 9 = Kitui, 10 = Narok, 11 = Wajir. Blank map retrieved and adapted from: https://d-maps.com/ [Accessed: 16 May 2022].
Table 1
Tracer indicator items for service availability and readiness.
| DOMAINS | RESOURCES |
|---|---|
| Trained staff, and clinical guidelines, |
|
| Basic diagnostic equipment |
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| Essential medicines |
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| Diagnosis, treatment, follow-up & self-management support |
|
Table 2
Health facilities profiles.
| CHARACTERISTICS | N = 258 |
|---|---|
| Level | n (%) |
| Level 2 | 140 [54.3] |
| Level 3 | 88 [34.1] |
| Level 4 | 19 [7.4] |
| Level 5 | 8 [3.1] |
| Level 6 | 3 [1.2] |
| Type | |
| Private | 83 [32.2] |
| Public | 175 [67.8] |
| Setting | |
| Urban | 138 [53.5] |
| Rural | 120 [46.5] |
| Region | |
| Central | 39 [15.1] |
| Coast and North-Eastern | 45 [17.4] |
| Eastern | 45 [17.4] |
| Nairobi | 36 [14.0] |
| Rift Valley | 46 [17.8] |
| Western and Nyanza | 47 [18.2] |
Figure 2
Healthcare services availability for management of CVD and type 2 diabetes.
Figure 3
Care integration readiness for management CVD and type 2 diabetes.
Figure 4
Gardner-Altman comparisons plots of care integration readiness scores and facility characteristics.
Figure 5
Facility characteristics associated with CVDs and type 2 diabetes care integration readiness.