Information Systems and Measurement for Assessing Program Effects Implications for Family Planning Programs in Developing Countries (1994) / Chapter Skim
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Client, Service-Based Recordkeeping
Client, Service-Based Recordkeeping
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Using standardized definitions -- a necessary criteria for accurate nationwide tracking -- each of PROFAMILIA's 49 clinics collect data such as the number of new acceptors, follow-up visits, sterilizations, and contraceptives distributed. This information is recorded on the appropriate standardized form and collected by the central 4
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Roger Rochat began by reiterating the issues raised in the first session -- the importance of using maps to display data spatially. He noted that the Georgia State Health Department has used state maps overlayed with public health data to help policy makers "see" the spread of rabies, syphilis, and child abuse.
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