RMNCAH Data Analysis Workshop for Sub-Saharan Africa - Senegal
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This report describes the data, methods and results of these analyzes and offers some recommendations for improving the measurement and monitoring of
RMNCAH indicators in Senegal. It focuses on national administrative units and subnational (regions/provinces/districts). The indicators are limited but can easily be extended, for example, to family planning, child health, adolescents and nutrition. These analyzes were carried out mainly from the data from the national health and social information system platform (DHIS2) after systematic assessment of data quality, application of methods advances in data adjustment and estimation of denominators of health indicators.
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Adolescent Health; Child Health; Coverage; Health facility data; Health Systems and Policies; Maternal Health; Newborn Health; Reproductive Health; Data AnalysisURI
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