The burden of recording and reporting health data in primary health care facilities in five low- and lower-middle income countries
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Volume 21, supplement issue 1, September 2021
Health facility data to monitor national and subnational progress
11 articles in this issue
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Strengthening routine health information systems for analysis and data use: a tipping point
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Estimation of Ethiopia’s immunization coverage – 20 years of discrepancies
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Measuring coverage of maternal and child health services using routine health facility data: a Sierra Leone case study
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Can routine health facility data be used to monitor subnational coverage of maternal, newborn and child health services in Uganda?
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A review of geospatial methods for population estimation and their use in constructing reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health service indicators
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Improving quality of medical certification of causes of death in health facilities in Tanzania 2014–2019
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Establishing evidence-based decision-making mechanism in a health eco-system and its linkages with health service coverage in 25 high-priority districts of Uttar Pradesh, India
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The use of health facility data to assess the effects of armed conflicts on maternal and child health: experience from the Kivu, DR Congo
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Is South Africa closing the health gaps between districts? Monitoring progress towards universal health service coverage with routine facility data
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