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HMIS Monitoring and Evaluation1.Monitoring: the systematic collection, analysis and use of information from
pro- grams
2.learning function: Learning from the experiences acquired
3.Acounting: internally and externally for resources
4.Monitoring Function: results obtained
5.steering function: taking decisions
6.Evaluation: assessing an ongoing or completed program or policy as
systematict and as objectively as possible
7.Monitoring: data collected on program activities
8.Monitoring: ongoing, routine
9.Monitoring: focus on activities. output compared to target
10.Monitoring: are we doing the work we planned
11.Evaluation: data collected to answer specific questions
12.Evaluation: Periodic
13.Evaluation: Focus on outcome, impact
14.Evaluation: How effective were our activities
15.M&E: monitoring and evaluation
16.M&E Purpose: The robust monitoring and evaluation (M&E) system is
required to assess the effect of an integrated service delivery.
17.M&E Purpose: The primary aim is to have a strong M&E and review system
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, in place for the national health strategic plan that comprises all major disease programs
and health systems.
18.M&E Plan: The national M&E plan and system should address all components of the
framework and lay the foundation for regular reviews during the implementa- tion of the
national plan.
19.Health Sector Review: key events to assess progress and performance
20.JANS: Joint Assessment of National Health Strategies
21.National Health Mission (2014): strategies for operationalizung the frameworks
should be country based, address M&E needs, facilitate identification and indicators and
bring together the monitoring and evaluation work
22.M&E Framework: Monitoring and evaluation (M&E) 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).
23.Administrative Sources: financial tracking system, NHA Databases and records
24.analysis and synthesis: data quality assessment estimates and projections in depth
studies
25.communication and use: targeted and comprehensive reporting
26.impact: improved health outcomes & equity
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