Collection of general, obstetric, and newborn functions in large-scale facility assessments.

Existing EmONC functions (from UN handbook) in italics.aOnly asked whether staff able to conduct C-section and anaesthesia are available 24/7.bOnly asked whether equipment available.cOnly asked whether staff received training.dOnly asked whether relevant drugs available.eAsked about treatment for (pre-)eclampsia, for sepsis and for postpartum haemorrhage (not specifically what is done).fAsked in the context of checking provider knowledge, given as answer option in a relevant question.gOnly asked about case management for severe pneumonia and severe dehydration for children in general (not specific to newborns).hOnly asked whether “antibiotics for newborn infections (except eye)” were available.iOnly asked about two injectable antibiotics (co-trimoxazole and ceftriaxon) that are not first choice for neonates due to risk of jaundice.jOnly asked whether special or intensive care provided.FASQ, MEASURE Evaluation's Facility Audit of Service Quality; HFC, Health Facility Census by the Japan International Cooperation Agency; R-HFA, Rapid Health Facility Assessment of the Child Survival Technical Support Project; SAM, Service Availability Mapping of the World Health Organization; SARA, Service Availability and Readiness Assessment of the World Health Organization; SPA, Service Provision Assessment by MEASURE DHS.