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Statistical Yearbooks--Current data helps Mali track health services and performance

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Author(s): MEASURE Evaluation

Year: 2020

Statistical Yearbooks--Current data helps Mali track health services and performance

Abstract:

Mali produced draft yearbooks with compiled data from local and national disease surveillance and other health data—plus indicator analysis of performance. These population health statistics constitute a reliable basis for Mali’s health planning.

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Filed under: Health data , Health Information Systems , Data , DDU , Mali

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Statistical Yearbooks--Current data helps Mali track health services and performance

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