HMIS M&E Flashcards
aims primarily at assisting in the planning and management of national health strategy plans
HMIS M&E
• refers to collection, analysis, and use of information gathered from programs for the purpose of learning from the acquired experiences
Monitoring
3 functions of monitoring
monitoring
learning
steering
• systematic assessment of completed programs or policies
Evaluation
obiective is to gauge the effectiveness of the program so that adjustments can be made in areas that need improvement
Evaluation
Functions of evaluation
Learning function
Monitoring function
- lessons learned need to be incorporated into future proposals
Learning function
concerned parties review the implementation of policy based on the obiectives and resources
Monitoring function
A robust monitoring and evaluation (M&E) system is required to assess the effect of an integrated service delivery
Purpose of M&E
Purpose of M&E
A robust monitoring and evaluation (M&E) system is required to assess the effect of an integrated service delivery
Ingredients that help guide the successful implementation of integrated services:
- Appropriate indicators
- Data collection systems
- Data analysis
DEVELOPED BY GLOBAL PARTNERS AND COUNTRIES FOR HEALTH
SYSTEM STRENGTHENING (HSS)
M&E Framework
• Derived from the Paris Declaration on aid harmonization and effectiveness and the International Health Partnership (IHP+)
M&E Framework
M&E Framework
• Derived from the (2)
Paris Declaration on aid harmonization and effectiveness
The International Health Partnership (IHP+)
This framework places health strategy and related M&E processes of each country at the center
M&E Framework
Core of the M&E framework:
strengthening the common country platform for the M&E
Four components of M&E Framework (according to
WHO):
- Indicator domains
- Data collection
- Analysis and synthesis
- Communication use
must be tracked to determine the strengths and weaknesses of implementation which can also be used for troubleshooting in the system
Indicators
• Addresses the components of the framework and establishes the foundation for regular reviews during the implementation of the plan for the national level
M&E Plan
Strategies that every successful M&E framework should have (National Health Mission of India):
- Be localized
- Address the needs for multiple users and purposes
- Facilitate the identification of indicators & data sources
- Be able to use the M&E in disease-specific programs
• is a variable which measures the value of the change in units that can be compared to past and future
Indicator
Quantifiable characteristics which researchers use as supporting evidence for describing the health of a population
Indicator
HMIS uses_________ to monitor key aspects of health systems performance
indicators
Mortality: formula
Deaths per a population
– SET OF ACTIVITIES INTENDED TO PROMOTE HEALTH, WELLNESS, AND FITNESS OF A TARGET SECTOR OR POPULATION (E.G. MATERNAL INTERVENTION, CHILD MORTALITY AND CHILD SURVIVAL INTERVENTION, AND STOP TB PROGRAM)
HEALTH PROGRAM
IS A CORE COMPONENT OF CURRENT EFFORTS TO SCALE UP FOR BETTER HEALTH
M&E
M&E Framework
DEVELOPED BY GLOBAL PARTNERS AND COUNTRIES FOR ______________
HEALTH SYSTEM STRENGTHENING (HSS)
Categories of HMIS Key Indicators
• The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) classifies these indicators into 5 broad categories:
- Reproductive health
- Immunization
- Disease prevention and control
- Resource utilization
- Data quality
(USAID)
United States Agency for International Development
is a source of routine data necessary for monitoring different aspects of various health programs implemented in a country
HMIS
HMIS indicators must be carefully selected to:
- meet the essential information necessary for monitoring the performance of various health programs, services;
- and to present an overview of available health resources
HMIS Indicators: Maternal Survival
- Pregnancy care interventions
- Intrapartum care
- Postpartum care
- Interpartum period
is the leading cause of death for children <5 years of age (DOH, 2012)
Pneumonia
DOH Strategies for Good Health of Filipino Children by 2025
- Child 21
- Children’s Health 2025
- Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI)
- Enhanced Child Growth
Stop TB Program (STP)
• Goal:
to dramatically reduce the global burden of tuberculosis by 2015 (in line with WHO’s Millennium Development Goals)
Stop TB Program (STP)
Main objective of the program:
achieve universal access to high-quality care for all people with TB (including those co-infected with HIV & those with drug-resistance)
Stop TB Program (STP)
• Core:
TB case detection + successful completion of the treatment/cure of TB
Stop TB Program (STP)
Thus by 2050:
reduce prevalence of and deaths due to TB by 50% compared with the 1990 baseline
HMIS Indicators: Stop TB Program
- TB patients on DOTS
- TB case detection
- HIV-TB co-infection
- HIV+ new TB patients enrolled in DOTS
- TB treatment outcome
