Zambia: HIS Indicators

As of August 2019, we had located 20 of the 30 indicators for Zambia. Please see the table below for more details on each indicator.
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 National health strategy  | 
 HIS policy  | 
 Country has set of core health indicators**  | 
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 Country has master facility list**  | 
 Conducted HMN assessment  | 
 Population census within the last 10 years  | 
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 Availability of national health surveys 
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 Completeness of vital registration (births and deaths)  | 
 Country has electronic system for aggregating routine facility and/or community service data  | 
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 Country has national statistics office  | 
 National health statistics report (annual)**  | 
 Country has website for health statistics with latest data available  | 
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 PRISM assessment conducted in any regions/districts 
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 Percentage of facilities represented in HMIS information ††  | 
 Proportion (facility, district, national) offices using data for setting targets and monitoring ††  | 
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 Measles coverage reported to WHO/UNICEF  | 
 At least one national health account completed in last 5 years**  | 
 Annual data on availability of tracer medicines and commodities in public and private health facilities**  | 
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 e-health strategy 
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 Completeness of disease surveillance reporting**  | 
 
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**          Outdated
††          Available, but last update unknown
The table below presents more information on each indicator. Indicator definitions can be found here: http://www.measureevaluation.org/his-strengthening-resource-center/health-information-systems-his-country-profile-indicators.
Please check back in this Resource Center as we continue to expand the indicators of HIS strengthening, or click here to provide comments and suggestions.
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 1. National health strategy  | 
 Current (2017–2021)  | 
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 2. Health sector M&E plan  | 
 Unknown  | 
 
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 3. HIS policy  | 
 Unknown  | 
 
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 4. HIS strategic plan 
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 Not current (2009–2015)  | 
 Health Information System Strategic Plan (HISSP) 2009–2015Document can be downloaded by following the link.  | 
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 5. Country has set of core health indicators  | 
 Not current (2015–2016) 
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 In-country contact  | 
 
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 6. National HIS coordinating body  | 
 Unknown  | 
 
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 7. Country has master facility list  | 
 Not current (2012)  | 
 http://www.moh.gov.zm 
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 The 2012 List of Health Facilities in Zambia is most current.  | 
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 8. Conducted HMN assessment  | 
 Completed (2007)  | 
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 9. Population census within the last 10 years  | 
 Yes (2010)  | 
 
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 10. Availability of national health surveys  | 
 MICS2 (1999) and DHS (2018)  | 
 Data and reports can be found following these links.  | 
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 11. Completeness of vital registration (births and deaths)  | 
 35.4% live births and 13.1% deaths. Source is not civil registration but considered reliable by UN Stats.  | 
 
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 12. Country has electronic system for aggregating routine facility and/or community service data  | 
 Yes, national deployment of DHIS 2  | 
 
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 13. Country has national statistics office  | 
 Yes  | 
 
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 14. National health statistics report (annual)  | 
 Not current (2013)  | 
 In-country contact  | 
 The 2013 Annual Health Statistical Bulletin. The statistical bulletin for 2016 is being finalized.  | 
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 15. Country has website for health statistics with latest data available  | 
 Yes, does not have current data  | 
 
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 16. DQA conducted on prioritized indicators aligned with most recent health sector strategy  | 
 Unknown  | 
 
 
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 17. PRISM assessment conducted in any regions/districts  | 
 Conducted (2012)  | 
 
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 18. Percentage of facilities represented in HMIS information  | 
 100%  | 
 In-country contact  | 
 All health facilities are represented in the HMIS Information.  | 
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 19. Proportion (facility, district, national) offices using data for setting targets and monitoring  | 
 100%  | 
 In-country contact  | 
 100% Districts using data for setting priorities.  | 
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 20. Measles coverage reported to WHO/UNICEF  | 
 WHO/UNICEF estimate = 94%; Official government estimate = 94%  | 
 See page 8 of WHO and UNICEF estimates of immunization coverage: 2018 revision  | 
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 21. Number of institutional deliveries available by district, and published within 12 months of preceding year  | 
 Unknown  | 
 
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 22. Existence of policies, laws, and regulations mandating public and private health facilities/ providers to report indicators determined by the national HIS  | 
 Unknown  | 
 
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 23. Availability of standards/guidelines for RHIS data collection, reporting, and analysis  | 
 Unknown  | 
 
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 24. Presence of procedures to verify the quality of data (accuracy, completeness, timeliness) reported  | 
 Unknown  | 
 
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 25. RHIS data collection forms allow for disaggregation by gender  | 
 Unknown  | 
 
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 26. At least one national health account completed in last 5 years  | 
 Not available (2002)  | 
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 27. National database with health workers by district and main cadres updated within last 2 years  | 
 Unknown  | 
 
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 28. Annual data on availability of tracer medicines and commodities in public and private health facilities  | 
 Available, but not current (2012)  | 
 Can be found on page 92 of the 2012 Annual Health Statistical Bulletin  | 
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 29. e-health strategy  | 
 Available (2017-2021)  | 
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 30. Completeness of disease surveillance reporting  | 
 Not current (January 2017) Completeness: 73%; 
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 Can be found on page 3 of the Weekly Epidemiology Bulletin Week 2: 9-15 January 2017  | 
                        
                                    
                                    
                                    
                                    
                                    
                                
