HIS Lesson 7

Question 1

is the systematic collection, analysis, and use of information from programs for three basis purposes.

Answer 1

Monitoring

Question 2

is assessing an ongoing or completed program or policy as systematically and as objectively as possible.

Answer 2

Evaluation

Question 3

the lessons learned need to be incorporated into future proposals or policy

Answer 3

Learning Function

Question 4

partners and members review the implementation of policy based on objectives and resources mobilized.

Answer 4

Monitoring Function

Question 5

is a core component of current efforts to scale up for better health. Global partners and countries have developed a general framework for M&E of health system strengthening (HSS).

Answer 5

Monitoring and evaluation (M&E)

Question 6

provides ________, _________, and _________ for tracking each indicator for monitoring family planning and immunization service delivery and assessing the integration of services.

Answer 6

specific indicators, data sources, and purposes

Question 7

Relationship between M & E with HMIS indicators

Answer 7

Indicators for monitoring FP/Immunization integration

Question 8

Relationship of HMIS indicators with health program

Answer 8

-The maternal survival strategy and HMIS indicators
-Child mortality and child survival interventions
-The STOP TB program

Question 9

lay down a framework for achieving the fifth Millennium Development Goal of reducing maternal mortality.

Answer 9

The Maternal Survival Strategy

Question 10

is designed to provide albeit some of the core input, process, and output indicators.

Answer 10

the HMIS

Question 11

are the major causes of under-5 deaths in Ethiopia, with under-nutrition attributing to over one third of these deaths

Answer 11

-Diarrhea
-pneumonia
-measles
-malaria
-HIV/AIDS
-birth asphyxia
-preterm delivery
-neonatal tetanus
-neonatal sepsis

Question 12

the goal of the ____________ is to dramatically reduce the global burden of TB by 2015, in line with the Millennium Development Goals and the Stop TB Partnership targets of the World Health Organization (2006).

Answer 12

STOP TB Program (STP)

Question 13

is one of those countries who have made great strides towards reducing under-5 mortalities based

Answer 13

Ethiopia

Question 14

Ethiopia is implementing interventions targeting under 5-year-old children through:

Answer 14

-Nutrition Program
-Universal Immunization Coverage

Question 15

Child survival interventions, the related HMIS indicators are:

Answer 15

-Latrine Coverage
-Safe water coverage
-Household with ITN

Question 16

HMIS Indicators to monitor STOP TB Program

Answer 16

-TB patients on DOTS
-TB Case Detection
-HIV+ new TB patients enrolled in DOTS
-Proportion of newly diagnosed TB cases to HIV

Question 17

the Philippine National
Strategic Framework for Plan Development for Children
2000 to 2025 serves as a framework for policymaking
and program planning and as a roadmap for
interventions aimed at safeguarding the welfare of the
Filipino children

Answer 17

CHILD 21

Question 18

This is a subdocument of
Child 21 which focuses on the development of the
Filipino children and the protection of their rights by
utilizing the life cycle approach.

Answer 18

Children’s Health 2025

Question 19

is a strategy that aims to lower child mortality
caused by common illnesses.

Answer 19

Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI)

Question 20

This is an intervention
aimed to improve the health and nutrition of the
Filipino children by operating community based health
and nutrition posts all throughout the country

Answer 20

Enhanced Child Growth

Question 21

is a variable which measures
the value of the change in units that can be
compared to past and future units. The focus is
on a single aspect of a program such as input,
output, among others.

Answer 21

indicator

Question 22

The leading cause of under-5 child mortality in the
Philippines as reported by the Department of Health was ___________ with 2, 051 reported cases

Answer 22

Pneumonia