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Evaluation of Integrated Community Case Management in Ethiopia
The purpose of this study is to to measure the effect of the HEP+ICCM program relative to routine HEP approach in rural Ethiopia on changes in coverage of case management of common childhood illnesses and severe acute malnutrition, reductions in mortality among children under the age of five, and improvements in nutritional status using a rigorous evaluation design.
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