RED-QI Learning Group Discussion Questions

Published on May 19, 2021

Thank you to everyone who has participated in the on-going RED-QI Discussion Series, let's keep the conversation flowing!

Please share your thoughts and responses to the questions below by posting to the learning group live feed:

Question 1: In our first RED-QI discussion series session, we asked Dr. Zenaw Adam from Ethiopia to discuss strategies to reach children who are missed with immunization services. Is this a challenge for you in your work? What strategies are you using to identify and vaccinate children missed with immunization services?  

Question 2: How are you using the RED strategy in your daily work? What’s working well with RED implementation in your work? What do you find challenging? 

Question 3: What are the strategies that have worked best in your work to sustain immunization program improvements? How does the immunization system help or harm these efforts for sustainability? 

Question 4 *NEW*: What is your biggest challenge with microplanning?

Question 5 *NEW*: Have you ever heard of the fishbone tool? If so, how have you used it?

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