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Publications on Promoting Data Use

Publications on Promoting Data Use

Promoting Data Use
Promoting Data Use

Data for Impact (D4I) has produced publications on topics such as monitoring and evaluation (M&E), strengthening health information systems, health informatics, and on health program areas such as family planning, malaria, and HIV/AIDS. Use the search engine to find publications available as free downloads.

Qualitative Methods in Evaluation of Public Health Programs, a Curriculum on Intermediate Concepts and Practices: Facilitators Guide (2018, English)

Qualitative Methods in Evaluation of Public Health Programs, a Curriculum on Intermediate Concepts and Practices: Syllabus (2018, English)

Monitoring and Evaluation Capacity Assessment Toolkit: User Guide (2017, English)

Integrating Data Demand and Use into a Monitoring and Evaluation Training Course: Training Toolkit (2014, English)

Using Data to Improve Service Delivery: Training Tool Kit for Pre-service Nursing Education (2012, English)

Introduction to Basic Data Analysis and Interpretation for Health Programs: A Training Toolkit (2014, English)

Building Leadership for Data Demand and Use: A Facilitator’s Guide (2017, English)

Facilitators and Barriers to Data Use: Learning from the MEASURE Evaluation Strategic Information for South Africa Associate Award (2018, English)

Conceptualizing and Measuring Data Use: A Review of Assessments and Tools (2018, English)

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