TLO output vs TLM data: patient mix#1862
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Here we aim to compare patient mix output by TLO with TLM data, including four aspects:
(1) patient load per HCW. --> This is the fundamental step, making sure that TLO is capturing the patient volumes appropriately. We begin with subgroup comparison, then plan to build hierarchical model using the survey data to model district and level effects for a statistically sound validation for TLO model.
(2) patient care seeking persistence
(3) patient mix across age groups, wealth levels, health conditions, and facility types. District attribute may not be considered due to limited districts selected in TLM data.
(4) patient contact time.