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Diagnosis of the Health Information System in Honduras

These studies were instrumental in recognizing weaknesses in the performance of the Health Information System (HIS) in Honduras. For the most part, the studies focused on evaluating health subsystems or the different aspects of the information technology involved. Overall, the analyses indicate that the HIS in Honduras does not meet the expected outputs of generating relevant and quality information.

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Diagnosis of the Health Information System in Honduras

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