Journal article

MMS Bulletin #148: The challenges of implementing a data use culture

To increase coverage and equity of routine immunization services, the government of Tanzania is strengthening the data use culture through the implementation of a package of data quality and use interventions, including an electronic immunization registry, for immunization service delivery. Three key phases for achieving scale as a government-owned model emerged during the implementation: user-centered design and testing, PATH-led implementation, and government-led implementation with scale-up. A combination of factors contributed to achieving a government-owned model of implementation and ultimately showed significant time and cost savings, as well as greater ownership and ability to sustain and scale the interventions.

Authors

Languages

  • English

Publication year

2018

Publisher

Medicus Mundi Schweiz, PATH, BID Initiative

Journal

Medicus Mundi Schweiz

Volume

December 2018

Type

Journal article

Categories

  • Data

Countries

  • United Republic Of Tanzania

Organisations

  • PATH

Tags

  • BID
  • Delivery device
  • Electronic health records
  • Immunization information systems
  • Registries

WHO Regions

  • African Region

Topic references

BID_knowledge_management