Does SSHIA offer training on data quality in health information systems?
Data quality is a critical challenge in health information systems across South Sudan. Poor data quality undermines decision-making, resource allocation, and health outcomes. SSHIA addresses this through dedicated training programmes.
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Yes, SSHIA offers a dedicated Data Quality in Health Information Systems training programme. The programme covers:
- Understanding the dimensions of data quality (accuracy, completeness, timeliness, consistency)
- Common causes of poor data quality in South Sudan health facilities
- Data quality assessment tools and frameworks (WHO Data Quality Review)
- Practical techniques for data cleaning and validation in DHIS2
- Building a data quality culture in health facilities
- Reporting and using data quality findings for improvement
The programme is available as a 3-day workshop and as a self-paced online course. It is recommended for data managers, M&E officers, and health information officers at all levels.
SSHIA also conducts data quality support visits to health facilities upon request. A team of SSHIA-trained data quality advisors can visit your facility, assess your data quality challenges, and provide on-site coaching. Contact the SSHIA Training Department to arrange a data quality support visit.
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