MEASURE Evaluation End-of-Phase-III Event

MEASURE Evaluation led an interactive event on May 22, 2014, demonstrating how improved M&E contributes to improved health systems, country ownership, sustainability and improved health outcomes.

National Press Club, Washington, DC - May 22, 2014

MEASURE Evaluation and USAID demonstrated how improved monitoring and evaluation contributes to improved health systems, country ownership, sustainability and improved health outcomes. We presented both accomplishments and lessons learned from the third phase of MEASURE Evaluation, as well as future directions in global health monitoring and evaluation.

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Panel - USAID Perspectives on Monitoring and Evaluation and Health Information Needs and Progress in the Last Five Years Robert Clay, Deputy Assistant Administrator, USAID Office of Global Health, Kanta Jamil, Senior Monitoring, Evaluation and Research Officer, USAID Bangladesh, and Krista Stewart, Public Health Analyst and Agreement Officer's Representative for MEASURE Evaluation Slides
What We Knew on the Eve of Phase III Sian Curtis, MEASURE Evaluation project director at the start of Phase III Slides
Progress in Phase III Jim Thomas, MEASURE Evaluation project director Slides
Session I – Adapting Data Quality Assurance Approaches and Tools to Meet Local Needs Stephanie Mullen, Suzanne Cloutier and Karen Foreit Watch
Session II – Building Sustainable Country-Owned M&E Systems Stephanie Watson-Grant, Tariq Azim and Kola Oyediran Watch
Session III – Making Information Available to Improve Health Shannon Salentine, David Hotchkiss and Beatriz Plaza Watch
Session IV – Using Data for Decision Making Scott Moreland, Tara Nutley and Leontine Gnassou Watch
Panel – Evaluating Impact Siân Curtis, Heidi Reynolds, Stacey Gage, Jen Chapman and Martha Skiles Slides
USAID’s Science and Technology Prize Winners Recognition of MEASURE Evaluation’s two winners, Sharon Weir and Mark Sobsey, by Krista Stewart Keynote Panel - You Can't Get Rid of Us: From the past to the future Amy Tsui, Jane Bertrand and John Stover, introduced by Krista Stewart Slides
Session V – Building Information Systems for Community Programs Mary Freyder, Edward Kunyanga and Molly Cannon Watch
Session VI – Making the Connection: Monitoring and evaluation in the context of integrated health services and systems Beth Sutherland, David Boone and Cristina de la Torre
Session VII – EnGendering Monitoring and Evaluation Jessica Fehringer, Shelah Bloom and Carolina Mejia
Session VIII – Using Geographic Information Systems and mHealth to Inform Programing Leah Wyatt, John Spencer and Nena do Nascimento
Session IX – Capacity Building in Phase III Jason Smith, Stacey Gage and Susan Post Watch
Session X – Technical Leadership in Monitoring and Evaluation Heidi Reynolds, Leopoldo Villegas and Sharon Weir
Session XI – Advances in Outcome Monitoring Scott McKeown, Janine Barden O’Fallon and Jennifer Chapman Watch
Session XII – Measuring Vital Events Bates Buckner, Kavita Singh and Robert Mswia Watch
What’s Next for MEASURE Evaluation? Jim Thomas Watch \| Slides

MEASURE Evaluation History

What's New: The Cost of Case Management in Orphans and Vulnerable Children Programs Results from a Mixed-Methods, Six-Country Study; Health Information System Stages of Continuous Improvement Toolkit: User Guide; Impact of the Bangladesh Nongovernmental Organization Health Service Delivery Project

MEASURE Evaluation is funded by USAID to strengthen capacity in developing countries to gather, interpret, and use data to improve health. We create tools and approaches for rigorous evaluations, providing evidence to address health challenges. And we strengthen health information systems so countries can make better decisions and sustain good health outcomes over time.

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MEASURE Evaluation End-of-Phase-III Event

National Press Club, Washington, DC - May 22, 2014

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