Health Information System Strengthening to Promote Data Use: Lessons Learned from the Democratic Republic of the Congo

May 2019

Discussion led by Michelle Li and Lavanya Gupta

This webinar highlighted effective health information systems strengthening interventions to improve data quality and data use in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Access the related Lessons in Health Information System Strengthening: What Worked in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Mapping the Stages of MEASURE Evaluation's Data Use Continuum to DHIS 2: An Example from the Democratic Republic of the Congo resources.

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Health Information System Strengthening to Promote Data Use: Lessons Learned from the Democratic Republic of the Congo

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