Feedback round 2

Feedback Round 2 The service elements and training program was tested with a doctor at the Primary Healthcare Clinic. The doctor has direct contact with ASHA workers. Whereas, only experiential tools were tested with two women.

Training Programme for ASHA Workers

ASHA workers also conduct workshops for adolescents in school, making this service easy to develop and deliver for older married women. However, it might also add to their workload

Experiential Tool 3- Period tracker-calendar

Women were able to use the tracker easily. However, a few prompts were required. It will take them some time to get used to the tool. It might make sense to replace the markers with stickers as women may not have different coloured pens at hand.

Experiential Tool 1- Swatch Cards

The doctor attested that this tool would be very helpful for women and the visual ques can be strong. The tool can be in the form of Pantone (1962) swatch cards for better usability.

Experiential Tool 3- Pain Points

It is easy for women to stick stickers instead of writing with pens or pencils. They were able to identify the pain points without much difficulty.

Communication tools

Only one of the two women were able to translate their emotions into drawing. Even afer they converted it to a drawing, they were not able to talk about how they were feeling.