The Signature Domain and Geographic Coordinates: A Standardized Approach for Uniquely Identifying a Health Facility

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Author(s): Health Facility Technical Working Group

Year: 2007

Abstract:

A list of standardized indicators for health facility surveys is proposed by the Health Facility Assessment Technical Working Group, composed of members from several organizations and led by the U.S. Agency for International Developments MEASURE Evaluation project. The adoption and use of these standard indicators would make cross-survey comparisons possible and promote the increased use of the information collected for health facility surveys.

Filed under: Health Facilities , Indicators

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The Signature Domain and Geographic Coordinates: A Standardized Approach for Uniquely Identifying a Health Facility

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