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Assessment of the Health Information System in Peru

To determine the general capacities and potential of the Health Information System in the country, the Situation Analysis and Monitoring Tool (SAMT) of the Health Metrics Network was applied, with the participation of the primary institutional producers, administrators and users of health information.

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Assessment of the Health Information System in Peru

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