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Guinea: HIS Indicators

As of August 2019, we had located 11 out of 30 indicators for Guinea. Please see the table below for more details on each indicator.

Indicators
National health strategy	HIS strategic plan	Country has set of core health indicators
Population census within the last 10 years	Availability of national health surveys	Completeness of vital registration (births and deaths)
Country has national statistics office	National health statistics report (annual)**	Percentage of facilities represented in HMIS information
Measles coverage reported to WHO/UNICEF	Number of institutional deliveries available by district, and published within 12 months of preceding year **

** Outdated

The table below presents more information on each indicator. Indicator definitions can be found here: http://www.measureevaluation.org/his-strengthening-resource-center/health-information-systems-his-country-profile-indicators

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Indicators	Status	Source	Title/Notes
1. National health strategy	Current (2015–2024)	http://bit.ly/2aMWlip	Plan National de Développement Sanitaire (PNDS) 2015-2024
2. Health sector M&E plan	Unknown
3. HIS policy	Unknown
4. HIS strategic plan	Current (2016–2020)	http://bit.ly/2eXnILw	Plan Stratégique de Renforcement du système national d’Information pour la Gestion Sanitaire (SNIS) 2016–2020 Link worked when created but, as of October 2018, it would not work.
5. Country has set of core health indicators	Yes (2015–2024)	http://bit.ly/2aMWlip	Indicators can be found inside the current National Health Strategy on page 69–71.
6. National HIS coordinating body	Unknown
7. Country has master facility list	Unknown
8. Conducted HMN assessment	Not completed	http://bit.ly/2vGLZ3a
9. Population census within the last 10 years	Yes (2014)	http://bit.ly/2biOJXD
10. Availability of national health surveys	MICS1 (1996) DHS (2012)	http://mics.unicef.org /surveys http://bit.ly/2aMVP48	Data and reports can be found on the links provided.
11. Completeness of vital registration (births and deaths)	Live births estimate less than 90% complete, and unknown estimate for deaths.	http://bit.ly/2aP7FN4
12. Country has electronic system for aggregating routine facility and/or community service data	Unknown	https://www.dhis2.org /deployments	Country not listed
13. Country has national statistics office	Yes	http://www.stat-guinee.org
14. National health statistics report (annual)	Not current (2011)	In-country contact	Annuaire Statistique de Santé 2011 (not available online)
15. Country has website for health statistics with latest data available	Unknown
16. DQA conducted on prioritized indicators aligned with most recent health sector strategy	Unknown
17. PRISM assessment conducted in any regions/districts	Not conducted	http://bit.ly/2aZIEO0	Country not listed.
18. Percentage of facilities represented in HMIS information	(2011) Percentage listed by 8 types of regions		Can be found inside the expired Health Statistic Report on page 12, table 2 “Complétude des rapports mensuels des formation sanitaires en 2011.”
19. Proportion (facility, district, national) offices using data for setting targets and monitoring	Unknown
20. Measles coverage reported to WHO/UNICEF	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 48%; Official government estimate = 75%	http://bit.ly/2b8QCox	See page 12 of Guinea: WHO and UNICEF estimate of immunization coverage: 2018 revision
21. Number of institutional deliveries available by district, and published within 12 months of preceding year	Not current (2011) – by prefectures and regions		Can be found inside the expired National Health Statistic Report on page 53–54.
22. Existence of policies, laws, and regulations mandating public and private health facilities/ providers to report indicators determined by the national HIS	Unknown
23. Availability of standards/guidelines for RHIS data collection, reporting, and analysis	Unknown
24.Presence of procedures to verify the quality of data (accuracy, completeness, timeliness) reported	Unknown
25. RHIS data collection forms allow for disaggregation by gender	Unknown
26. At least one national health account completed in last 5 years	Unknown
27. National database with health workers by district and main cadres updated within last 2 years	Unknown
28. Annual data on availability of tracer medicines and commodities in public and private health facilities	Unknown
29. e-health strategy	Unknown
30. Completeness of disease surveillance reporting	Unknown

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