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The document discusses measuring and improving the performance of routine health information systems (RHIS) to support district health planning and management. It presents the PRISM framework, which views RHIS performance as determined by technical, behavioral, and organizational factors. The framework guides assessment of RHIS using various tools, analysis of findings to prioritize issues, and development of action plans to implement technical and non-technical interventions to strengthen RHIS. Examples of past RHIS reform efforts are also provided.
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- 1. 4 th International RHINO Workshop Guanajuato, Mexico March 8, 2010 Measuring and Improving Routine Health Information System Performance Session 1.5: The PRISM Framework: a paradigm shift for RHIS design, strengthening and evaluation
- 2. So, the main question that we want to answer during this workshop is: How can we measure and improve RHIS performance in support of planning and management of quality district health systems?
- 5. Behavioral Determinants Knowledge/ skills, attitudes , values, motivation PRISM Framework for Understanding Routine Health Information System (RHIS) Performance Improved Health System Performance Improved Health Outcomes Technical Determinants Data generation architecture Information/communication technology Desired Outputs = RHIS performance • good quality information • appropriate use of information Inputs RHIS assessment, RHIS strategies RHIS interventions Organizational Determinants Information culture, health system structure, roles & responsibilities, resources
- 9. PRISM Tools A) RHIS Performance Diagnostic Tool B) RHIS Overview Facility/ Office Checklist Quality of data Use of information C) Organizational & Behavioral Questionnaire D) RHIS Management Assessment Tool (MAT)
- 17. THANK YOU! RHINO Secretariat 1616 N. Fort Myer Drive 11th Floor Arlington, Virginia 22209-3100 USA Tel.: 703.528.7474 Fax: 703.528.7480
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- I have been involved in various RHIS reform efforts and we even published a book in 2000 called “ Design and Implementation of Health Information Systems” It describes many of the experiences in RHIS reform.