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Decision Maker Perceptions in Kenya and Nigeria: an Assessment of Data Use Constraints

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Author(s): Ikamari L, Adewuyi AA, Akinlo A

Year: 2007

Abstract:
Assessments conducted in 2005 in Kenya and Nigeria are used to obtain a more thorough understanding of decision makers' use of health-related data in evidence-based decision making and their perceptions of the constraints and barriers to data demand and use (DDU or DDIU).

Filed under: Kenya , Nigeria

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Decision Maker Perceptions in Kenya and Nigeria: an Assessment of Data Use Constraints

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