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eSIP-Saúde: Mozambique’s novel approach for a sustainable human resources for health information system

CITE Title : eSIP-Saúde: Mozambique’s novel approach for a sustainable human resources for health information system Personal Author(s) : Waters, Keith P.;Mazivila, Moises Ernesto;Dgedge, Martinho;Necochea, Edgar;Manharlal, Devan;Zuber, Alexandra;de Faria Leão, Beatriz;Bossemeyer, Debora;Vergara, Alfredo E.; Published Date : Nov 05 2016 Series : PEPFAR Source : Hum Resour Health. 14. URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/43037 Waters, Keith P. et al. (2016). eSIP-Saúde: Mozambique’s novel approach for a sustainable human resources for health information system. 14 Waters, Keith P. et al. "eSIP-Saúde: Mozambique’s novel approach for a sustainable human resources for health information system" 14 (2016) Waters, Keith P. et al. "eSIP-Saúde: Mozambique’s novel approach for a sustainable human resources for health information system" vol. 14, 2016 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Mazivila, Moises Ernesto

Nov 05 2016 | PEPFAR

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IntroductionOver the past decade, governments and international partners have responded to calls for health workforce data with ambitious investments ...
Do interoperable national information systems enhance availability of data to assess the effect of scale-up of HIV services on health workforce deployment in resource-limited countries?

CITE Title : Do interoperable national information systems enhance availability of data to assess the effect of scale-up of HIV services on health workforce deployment in resource-limited countries? Personal Author(s) : Oluoch, Tom;Muturi, David;Kiriinya, Rose;Waruru, Anthony;Lanyo, Kevin;Nguni, Robert;Ojwang, James;Waters, Keith P.;Richards, Janice; Published Date : 2015 Pages in Document : p. 677-81 Series : PEPFAR Source : Stud Health Technol Inform. 2015;216:677-81. URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/43561 Oluoch, Tom et al. (2015). Do interoperable national information systems enhance availability of data to assess the effect of scale-up of HIV services on health workforce deployment in resource-limited countries?. Oluoch, Tom et al. "Do interoperable national information systems enhance availability of data to assess the effect of scale-up of HIV services on health workforce deployment in resource-limited countries?" (2015) Oluoch, Tom et al. "Do interoperable national information systems enhance availability of data to assess the effect of scale-up of HIV services on health workforce deployment in resource-limited countries?" , 2015 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Muturi, David

2015 | PEPFAR

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Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) bears the heaviest burden of the HIV epidemic. Health workers play a critical role in the scale-up of HIV programs. SSA also ...
Zimbabwe’s Human Resources for health Information System (ZHRIS)—an assessment in the context of establishing a global standard

CITE Title : Zimbabwe’s Human Resources for health Information System (ZHRIS)—an assessment in the context of establishing a global standard Personal Author(s) : Waters, Keith P.;Zuber, Alexandra;Simbini, Tungamirirai;Bangani, Zwashe;Krishnamurthy, Ramesh S.; Published Date : 4 2017;4-2017; Source : Int J Med Inform. 100:121-128 URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/137352 Waters, Keith P. et al. (2017). Zimbabwe’s Human Resources for health Information System (ZHRIS)—an assessment in the context of establishing a global standard. 100 Waters, Keith P. et al. "Zimbabwe’s Human Resources for health Information System (ZHRIS)—an assessment in the context of establishing a global standard" 100 (2017) Waters, Keith P. et al. "Zimbabwe’s Human Resources for health Information System (ZHRIS)—an assessment in the context of establishing a global standard" vol. 100, 2017 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Zuber, Alexandra

4 2017 | Int J Med Inform. 100:121-128

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Introduction:There have been numerous global calls to action to utilize human resources information systems (HRIS) to improve the availability and qua...