Joint External Evaluation Tool: International Health Regulations as part of the IHR (2005) Monitoring and Evaluation framework

Author:World Health Organization
Description:This evaluation tool allows countries to identify the most urgent needs within their health security system, to prioritize opportunities for increased preparedness, and to target resources more effectively. It is intended to assess country capacity to prevent, detect, and rapidly respond to public health threats. The first time the evaluation is completed, it will serve as a baseline measurement of the country's capacity and cabalbilities. Subsequent evaluations should occur every five years and will identify progress made and ensure any improvements in capacity are sustained. The joint external evaluation approach should include voluntary country participation, a multisectoral approach by both the external teams and host countries, and transparecy and openness of data and information sharing.
Updated:2005
Status:Available
URL:http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/handle/10665/204368/9789241510172_eng.pdf?sequence=1
Keywords
      Assessment Purpose
    • Comprehensive assessment to inform national-level planning
      Health System Level
    • National
      Assessment Areas
    • HIS governance and leadership
    • HIS management
    • Data sources
      Primary Data Collection Method
    • Mixed methods
      Other Criteria
    • Considers context
    • Time intensive
    • Measures capacity
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