SSP Program Data and Reporting Hacks

Monitoring

Monitoring includes all of the raw data regarding your program. These are your “program stats” and include things like:

  • The number of unique individuals seen
  • The number of syringes provided
  • The number of HIV or HCV tests provided
  • The number of outreach shifts provided.

Monitoring can also refer to “disease monitoring”, which is tracking the number of people in a given community who have a certain disease. The main feature that distinguishes monitoring from evaluation is that monitoring does not usually refer to any sort of analysis of data. Monitoring data is frequently used as the basis for evaluation.

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The hacks on this site are shared with you under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International licence. This allows you (with attribution) to adapt content for your own use, although we do ask you to then also allow others to have equal access to anything you develop. More details of this licence can be found on the Creative Commons website.

Disclaimer

We do not claim that this is an exhaustive set of strategies, shortcuts, or tips for running an SSP. What we do suggest is that Harm Reduction Hacks offers down-to-earth, practical information for being a better leader, starting and running an SSP, and providing syringe access services. We feel we can say this with confidence because the Hacks are based on interviews with, and the experiences of, literally generations of people who have been doing harm reduction work.

Please note that nothing in this guide should be construed as legal advice. Please consult an attorney local to your area to ensure your program is in compliance with all local, state and federal regulations that apply to your situation. 

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