- Expertise
- Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health
- HIV/AIDS
- Tuberculosis
- Malaria
- Reproductive Health and Family Planning
- Food and Nutrition
- Vulnerable Children and Families
- Approaches
- Quality Improvement
- Health Systems Strengthening
- Health Workforce Development
- Health Communication and Behavior Change
- Research and Evaluation
- Government Procurement Vehicles
- Technical Assistance and Support Contract Three: Global Health (TASC3 Global Health)
- Tuberculosis Indefinite Quantity Contract (TB IQC)
- USAID Health Care Improvement Project (HCI IQC)
- TRAction Project (LWA)
- Global Fund Consulting Services
- Mission Oriented Business Improvement Services (MOBIS)
- SAMHSA Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity Contract (IDIQ)
- International Technical Operational and Professional Support Services II (ITOPPS II)
- Partnering with CHS
- Customized Partnerships
- Illustrative Clients
The Validity of Self-assessment Data in a Ugandan Quality Improvement Program
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This report assesses data validity in 34 of the 113 HCI-supported health facilities in Uganda focused on improving quality of care in HIV services. Because Quality Improvement teams rely on the data they collect to identify effective changes and make decisions on how to improve quality of care, the validity of data is vitally important to the collaborative’s efforts. This report evaluates data validity for several key project indicators and gives recommendations to help improve data collection and use.
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