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Article
Open AccessDoes integration with national registers improve the data completeness of local COVID-19 contact tracing tools? A register-based study in Norway, May 2020 - September 2021
During the COVID-19 response in Norway, many municipalities used the Fiks contact tracing tool (FiksCT) to register positive individuals and follow-up contacts. This tool is based on DHIS2, an open source, web...
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Article
Open AccessRoutine use of DHIS2 data: a sco** review
In regard to health service planning and delivery, the use of information at different levels in the health system is vital, ranging from the influencing of policy to the programming of action to the ensuring ...
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Article
Open AccessBarriers and enablers to routine register data collection for newborns and mothers: EN-BIRTH multi-country validation study
Policymakers need regular high-quality coverage data on care around the time of birth to accelerate progress for ending preventable maternal and newborn deaths and stillbirths. With increasing facility births,...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Patchworks of Logistics Management Information Systems: Challenges or Solutions for Develo** Countries?
Uninterrupted supply of health commodities is a prerequisite for a well-functioning healthcare system. Establishing and maintaining effective supply chains is at the same time challenging in develo** countri...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
The Role of Global Standardization Communities in Sha** National Health Information Architectures
Health sectors in develo** countries are commonly struggling with disarrayed health information architectures, where multiple vertical, disease-specific programmes have implemented their isolated information...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Challenges for Health Indicators in Develo** Countries: Misconceptions and Lack of Population Data
Indicators are foundational for planning, monitoring and evaluating of health services in develo** countries. Most health indicators use population-based data, to enable comparison across geographical areas ...
