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GLOBAL HEALTH INFORMATION FORUM 2010

The Global Health Information Forum, 25 – 30 January 2010 in Bangkok, will bring together a range of experts, governments, donor agencies and organisations with a shared interest in Health Information System (HIS) improvement. The Forum will launch a “Call to Action”, renewing global energy and commitment to investing in and building the capacities of health information systems.

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HMN Framework, Second Edition

HMN Framework, Second Edition

HMN's growing body of experience is reflected in second edition of the Framework and Standards for Country Information Systems available for download through this link.

:: HMN Framework, Second Edition [pdf 1.67Mb]

The second edition has important new contributions from countries and partners, particularly in the elaboration of methods and standards for implementation as represented by the three-phase road map for applying the Framework.

The Framework will continue to evolve and HMN is now receiving contributions from across the world that will shape the third edition which will address the next level of technical elaboration. Please continue to share your experience and questions with the HMN Secretariat online at http://www.who.int/healthmetrics/contact/en/. We look forward to capturing the work, best practices and aspirations of the global community committed to health information system strengthening.

HMN Tools for Country Support

:: HIS Strategic Planning Process Guidance Document [pdf 2.47Mb]

:: Assessing the National Health Information System, An Assessment Tool
:: HMN Architecture for National Health Information Systems (HIS) [pdf 431kb]


HMN-TSP: GLOBAL EXPERTS TO IMPLEMENT THE HMN FRAMEWORK

HMN-TSP leaflet [pdf 871kb]



:: 13th HMN Board Meeting [pdf 2.29Mb]


:: HMN focus - October 2009: Spotlight Sierra Leone [pdf 726kb]



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Health Metrics Network
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healthmetrics@who.int

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