Health information: a neglected tool for strategic management - Nkaghere Mbuembue, Kévine Laure
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During our training in public health, we were struck by the discrepancy between the operating standards for a local health system (LHS) to be effective and the reality that we experienced in our previous work in the health district. Of the six components of the LH system, we analyzed the problem of the routine health information system (HIS). Indeed, the weakness of the HIS is profound and deserves a great deal of attention, not at the level of an individual like us, but rather at the regional or even national level. We therefore conducted a case study based on a description of HIS management…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
During our training in public health, we were struck by the discrepancy between the operating standards for a local health system (LHS) to be effective and the reality that we experienced in our previous work in the health district. Of the six components of the LH system, we analyzed the problem of the routine health information system (HIS). Indeed, the weakness of the HIS is profound and deserves a great deal of attention, not at the level of an individual like us, but rather at the regional or even national level. We therefore conducted a case study based on a description of HIS management at the national level in Cameroon and in an entry-level health facility. The analysis underpinned by the framework inspired by the information production process (Lippeveld, 2000) identified numerous bottlenecks. Beyond the solutions proposed in this work, we believe that a paradigm shift is needed, developing an organization that empowers itself by learning from its health data, transformedinto collective intelligence. The challenge to achieve this is enormous but possible with political will.
Autorenporträt
Kévine Laure NKAGHERE MBUEMBUE, doctora en medicina, estudió medicina y salud pública respectivamente en la Universidad de Yaundé I y en el Instituto de Medicina Tropical de Amberes, después de haber trabajado en Pediatría en el Hospital Laquintinie de Douala, y dirigido el CMA Congo 2, es la Jefa del Distrito Sanitario de Deido en Douala para el MINSANTE.