Health Management Information System
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| Ask, participants view for the determinants of the reform and show the assessment findings. Slide Why HMIS Reform HMIS is a priority area in HSDP Under BPR for service improvement HMIS is a core MOH Process (support process at SNNP) Reform is necessary to improve Efficiency (Time & Money) Effectiveness (Meets performance expectations) Quality HMIS information means that the information generated by HMIS is relevant timely complete (both in geographical coverage and in terms of range/amount of data it is supposed to provide) valid (provides the information that it is supposed to provide) reliable (the information is consistent) Technical determinants Organizational determinants Behavioral determinants HMIS design Forms Technology Organizational Structure Functions Management Roles & responsibilities Information culture Knowledge Skills Values motivation 14 Encourage participants to discuss on the following questions, and show the slides next to it Slide 4: HMIS (AS-IS) Cont. Data Quality Additional work of late error detection Important data items often missed Significant discrepancy between data reported and recorded in registers in the facilities Slide 3: Assessment Findings (AS-IS) Information Use Mere collection and reporting of data to higher level Aggregation of unused data No information use for performance and service delivery improvement at the periphery Decision making highly centralized Slide 2: BPR Assessment of HMIS Conducted between June and September 2006 Quantitative and qualitative assessment HMIS assessed in terms of Information use Data quality Data burden Human resource ICT Finance, resource Slide 5: HMIS (AS-IS) Cont. Duplication of efforts Independent data collection requirements of different partners Non-comparability Different definitions of indicators among different partners and across regions Skills in interpreting information & problem solving appeared weak at all levels Only 23% of HMIS staff reported receiving in-service training Expanding and improving use of ICT is a recommended BPR process 75% of WorHO have no HMIS budget 15 Based on your experience, what should be some of the guiding principles of HMIS reform Download 1.61 Mb. Share with your friends:
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