Download the FREE iPhone app to take your schedule on-the-go »
Facebook
Twitter
MySpace
LinkedIn
Google
AIM
« Back to full schedule
Live Feed
See what people are saying about "E6: Next Steps in Health Information Systems Applications" across Twitter, blogs and more!
E6: Next Steps in Health Information Systems Applications
June 17, 2010 10:30AM - 12:15PM @ Palladian BallroomWho's Interested?
aid3andrewschroederbabakmohitbarbarabrowndaciadaronovichdykkierikalinnanderevelyncherowgabyblochergalemayehukatherinefarnsworthKayodeOdusotekazitahminkvitololauren.weinbergermaryldrakematthewfeldmanMEASURE_EvalMeggritmishka.glasermrehrigshabbirsyedabdultiaabnervhight Note: # of attendees reflects schedules created not registrations.
Presenters Discuss:
the effectiveness of the Performance of Routine Information System Management (PRISM) framework and tools for strengthening routine health information systems (RHIS), the process of developing interventions for improving RHIS and factors that facilitate PRISM resulting in improved health system outputs (China, Pakistan) findings from a global dataset revealing country strengths and weaknesses on Health Information Systems (Global); how investment in an automated reporting system that provides quick access to quality data can provide a reliable supply of commodities, supporting universal access (Ethiopia); and how health information systems can contribute to decision making, improved health program performance, and better health outcomes (Global, Cote d'Ivoire, Ethiopia, Haiti, Pakistan)
the effectiveness of the Performance of Routine Information System Management (PRISM) framework and tools for strengthening routine health information systems (RHIS), the process of developing interventions for improving RHIS and factors that facilitate PRISM resulting in improved health system outputs (China, Pakistan) findings from a global dataset revealing country strengths and weaknesses on Health Information Systems (Global); how investment in an automated reporting system that provides quick access to quality data can provide a reliable supply of commodities, supporting universal access (Ethiopia); and how health information systems can contribute to decision making, improved health program performance, and better health outcomes (Global, Cote d'Ivoire, Ethiopia, Haiti, Pakistan)
Type Sessions » Panel Sessions
Speaker/Artist(s)
Moderator: Dykki Settle, IntraHealth International, United States
Anwer Aqil, John Snow, Inc., United States
Strengthening Routine Health Information System (RHIS) for Better Health Systems Outputs
Johan Saebo, Health Metrics Network, Norway
A Global Analysis of Health Information System Assessments
Gashaw Shiferaw, Supply Chain Management System (SCMS), Ethiopia
Ethiopia's Innovative Approach for Bigger, Better, Faster Logistics Decisions
Theo Lippeveld, John Snow, Inc., United States
Case Studies Illustrating Contributions of Health Information Systems
Tags #GHC37
Speaker/Artist(s)
Moderator: Dykki Settle, IntraHealth International, United States
Anwer Aqil, John Snow, Inc., United States
Strengthening Routine Health Information System (RHIS) for Better Health Systems Outputs
Johan Saebo, Health Metrics Network, Norway
A Global Analysis of Health Information System Assessments
Gashaw Shiferaw, Supply Chain Management System (SCMS), Ethiopia
Ethiopia's Innovative Approach for Bigger, Better, Faster Logistics Decisions
Theo Lippeveld, John Snow, Inc., United States
Case Studies Illustrating Contributions of Health Information Systems
Tags #GHC37
Leave A Comment
Live Feed 
See what people are saying about "E6: Next Steps in Health Information Systems Applications" across Twitter, blogs and more!Loading...