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Table 1 Descriptions of measurement of outcomes/variables and its time line

From: Effects of adding psychosocial stimulation for children of lactating mothers using an unconditional cash transfer platform on neurocognitive behavior of children in rural Bangladesh: protocol for a cluster randomized controlled trial

Outcomes/variables

Tools.

Descriptions

Time

Children’s cognitive, language and motor development

Bayley III

This tool was adapted and used in a number of studies by Chid Development unit, icddr,b [18].

Baseline and end line

Children’s behavior

Wolk’s behavior rating scale

This tool has been used in a number of studies by Chid Development unit, icddr,b [19] .

Baseline and end line

Children’s growth

WHO growth standards

Children’s length/height, weight, Occipitofrontal circumference and Mid Upper arm circumference (MUAC) based on WHO guidelines

Baseline and end line

Mothers’ depressive symptoms

Self Reporting Questionnaire (SRQ-20)

SRQ-20 questionnaire has been used in our settings and the result has also been published in peer reviewed journal [20]

Baseline and end line

Mother’s self-esteem

Rosenberg’s Self-Esteem questionnaire

This scale has been validated (Illyas 2003 unpublished data) and used in our settings [21]

Baseline and end line

Domestic violence

Pretested Questionnaire

Type of violence against mother, e.g. physical mental, perpetrator, etc.

Monthly

Household food security status

Household Food Insecurity Access Scale (HFIAS)

This questionnaire has been used in our settings [18]

Monthly

Health seeking behavior and health care expenditure

Pretested questionnaire

Health seeking behavior, e.g. type of health problem, providers, and facilities, and cost of health care etc.

Monthly

Family Care Indicators

Validated questionnaire

Child development care and practice information. This tools was validated by our group [22]

Baseline and end line

Monthly income and expenditure

Pretested questionnaire

Sources of income and expenditure

Monthly

Mothers’ anthropometry

WHO standard

Mothers’ height, weight and MUAC

Baseline and end line

Socioeconomic data

Pretested questionnaire

Socioeconomic background of the participants

Baseline and end line

Cost data

Pretested questionnaire

Direct and indirect cost

Last quarter of the study and at the end