assist in PLANNING and management of health strategy plans.
HMIS
source of routine data necessary for monitoring different aspects of various health programs implemented in a country.
MONITORING
refers to the collection, analysis, and use of information gathered from programs for the purpose of learning from the acquired experiences, accounting the resources used both internal and external, and obtaining results and making decisions.
learning, monitoring and steering
3 functions of monitoring
EVALUATION
systematic assessment of the completed programs and policies so that adjustments can be made in areas that needs improvement
learning and monitoring
functions of evaluation
Monitoring and Evaluation
assess the effect of an integrated service delivery
learning function
lessons learned need to be incorporated into future proposals
monitoring function
means that the concerned parties review the implementation of policy based on the objectives and resources
Monitoring and Evaluation
requires INDICATORS, data collection systems, and data analysis to support decision-making and as guide for successful implementation of a program
Monitoring and Evaluation
core component of current efforts to scale-up better health
M&E Framework
Developed by various global partners and countries
M&E Framework
Places health strategy and related M&E processes of each country at the center
indicator domains
data collection
data analysis and synthesis
communication use
Four components of M&E Framework (WHO):
Indicators
should be tracked to assess processes and results.
Indicators
This identifies the strength and weaknesses in the system that needs troubleshooting.
M&E Framework
Shifts in outcome and impact indicators may not be directly attributable to integrated service delivery efforts, as many factors affect the indicators.
M&E Plan
Addresses the components of the framework and establish the foundation for regular reviews during the implementation of the plan for the national level.
M&E Plan
generate information for global monitoring based on the health sector review processes
M&E Plan
Medical institutions are monitored and evaluated through the assessment of reports, surveys, HMIS, and other evaluation studies.
(1) localized
(2) address the needs for multiple users and purposes
(3) facilitate the identification of indicators and data sources
(4) be able to use the M&E in disease specific programs
strategies identified by National Health Mission of India
Indicator
a variable which measures the value of the change in units that can be compared to past and future units.
HMIS
uses indicators to monitor key aspects of health system performance
United States Agency for International Development
USAID
reproductive health, immunization, disease prevention and control, resource utilization, data quality
categories of indicators according to USAID
Reproductive Health
Family planning acceptance rate
Reproductive Health
Antenatal care coverage
Reproductive Health
Proportion of deliveries attended by skilled health personnel
Reproductive Health
Proportion of deliveries attended by Health Extension Workers (HEWs)
Immunization
DipDPT-3 (Pentavalent-3) coverage (>1 child)
Immunization
Measles Immunization overage
Disease Prevention and Control
Malaria case fatality rate among patients under 5 years of age.
Disease Prevention and Control
New malaria cases per 1,000 population
Disease Prevention and Control
New pneumonia cases among children under 5 per 1,000 population of <5 yrs
Disease Prevention and Control
TB case detection rate
Disease Prevention and Control
TB cure rate
Disease Prevention and Control
Clients receiving Voluntary Council and Testing (VCT) services
Disease Prevention and Control
Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission (PMTCT) treatment completion rate
Disease Prevention and Control
Persons Living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) currently on Antiretroviral Theraphy (ART)