Enhancing coverage and sustainability of vaccination programs: An explanatory framework with special reference to India

Immunization in Developing Countries: Its Political and Organizational Determinants

“…Historical practice does not imply optimality, however, and it possible that immunization programs in developing countries might have been more efficient and more sustainable had there been greater emphasis on information and education. (Nichter 1995;Streefland 1995;UNICEF 1996;Levine, Rosenmoller, and Khaleghian 2001).…”

Immunization in Developing Countries: Its Political and Organizational Determinants

“…Historical practice does not imply optimality, however, and it possible that immunization programs in developing countries might have been more efficient and more sustainable had there been greater emphasis on information and education. (Nichter 1995;Streefland 1995;UNICEF 1996;Levine, Rosenmoller, and Khaleghian 2001).…”

Where is information quality lost at clinical level? A mixed-method study on information systems and data quality in three urban Kenyan ANC clinics

“…Designed for program monitoring and evaluation, they are of relatively little use at facility level. Therefore, an additional focus on process indicators might not only have a positive impact on data quality management at facility level but also increase the motivation for data processing (15, 22, 23). …”

Are we doing enough? Evaluation of the Polio Eradication Initiative in a district of Pakistan's Punjab province: a LQAS study

“…Previous experience has shown that significant improvements in data quality and monitoring systems can be made by data quality self-assessment (DQS) and the use of data for action [45-49]. This strategy is recommended in the Reaching Every District (RED) approach and Global Framework for Immunization Monitoring and Surveillance (GFIMS) by the World Health Organization [48-51]. …”

Immunization in Developing Countries: Its Political and Organizational Determinants

“…Historical practice does not imply optimality, however, and it possible that immunization programs in developing countries might have been more efficient and more sustainable had there been greater emphasis on information and education. (Nichter 1995;Streefland 1995;UNICEF 1996;Levine, Rosenmoller, and Khaleghian 2001).…”

Where is information quality lost at clinical level? A mixed-method study on information systems and data quality in three urban Kenyan ANC clinics

“…Designed for program monitoring and evaluation, they are of relatively little use at facility level. Therefore, an additional focus on process indicators might not only have a positive impact on data quality management at facility level but also increase the motivation for data processing (15, 22, 23). …”

Are we doing enough? Evaluation of the Polio Eradication Initiative in a district of Pakistan's Punjab province: a LQAS study

“…Previous experience has shown that significant improvements in data quality and monitoring systems can be made by data quality self-assessment (DQS) and the use of data for action [45-49]. This strategy is recommended in the Reaching Every District (RED) approach and Global Framework for Immunization Monitoring and Surveillance (GFIMS) by the World Health Organization [48-51]. …”

Immunization in Developing Countries: Its Political and Organizational Determinants

“…Historical practice does not imply optimality, however, and it possible that immunization programs in developing countries might have been more efficient and more sustainable had there been greater emphasis on information and education. (Nichter 1995;Streefland 1995;UNICEF 1996;Levine, Rosenmoller, and Khaleghian 2001).…”

Where is information quality lost at clinical level? A mixed-method study on information systems and data quality in three urban Kenyan ANC clinics

“…Designed for program monitoring and evaluation, they are of relatively little use at facility level. Therefore, an additional focus on process indicators might not only have a positive impact on data quality management at facility level but also increase the motivation for data processing (15, 22, 23). …”

Are we doing enough? Evaluation of the Polio Eradication Initiative in a district of Pakistan's Punjab province: a LQAS study

“…Previous experience has shown that significant improvements in data quality and monitoring systems can be made by data quality self-assessment (DQS) and the use of data for action [45-49]. This strategy is recommended in the Reaching Every District (RED) approach and Global Framework for Immunization Monitoring and Surveillance (GFIMS) by the World Health Organization [48-51]. …”