Using Health Facility Assessment Data to Address Programmatic Questions: Illustrative Examples for Program Managers

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Author(s): Fapohunda B

Year: 2012

Abstract:

This paper illustrates how health facility assessment data can be applied to answer questions currently facing many health program managers.The MEASURE Evaluation data demand and use conceptual framework is used as an organizing construct, which depicts data demand and use as a cycle that connects data demand, data collection/analysis, and information availability to data use.

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Using Health Facility Assessment Data to Address Programmatic Questions: Illustrative Examples for Program Managers

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