Integrating ICCM in NHIS NIGER

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Integrating ICCM in NHIS NIGER

iCCM data in routine data flow

iCCM routine data collect Data collect tools: Are from NHIS but there are parallel tools of partners Use at all the level of HS Tools adapted for relays com Annual SMART / KAP survey Challenges Availability of tools depends on partners funding Is not used by all the partners Does not include all basic data

iCCM routine data analysis Data analysis of iCCM indicators Impact (coverage), output and activities indicators 1. On availability of the tools and quality of data (tools, validation of data) 2. Indicateurs related to care service (use rate, frequentation) 3. Incidence rate by desease 4. Quality of service: (continued use) 5. referral indicators (P)

iCCM routine data analysis Data analysis of iCCM indicators: Impact (coverage), output and activities indicators Related to % of children treated for fever, diarrhea, pneumonia, for hypothermia, (NB less than 2500 g at birth), ombilical cord treated, Breasfeeding, malnutrition and related to PLW/AIDS, FP, malaria test, ACT T3, LLIMN, EPI Related to intrants: shortage in tools, Essentials drugs Impact: village coverage, vitamin A supplementation coverage Knowledge and use of KFP

iCCM routine data analysis Challenges – analysis Agregated data only available from HD to central level No reliable archiving at community level for even short term: MnE weakness DHIS2 in very early stage

iCCM routine data –practical use Some indicators are proposed to be disagregated in the guidelines for national HMIS indicators but many are not available for HP and HC in current annual statistical reports, annual execution rapport of HDP Contribute to Monitoring of performance are done using all the data but are still limited and funded only by Unicef Contribute to Dashboard of HC Reporting Challenge Delay in access to data for decisions Weak reliability Few indicators on relay com iCCM

iCCM routine data-promising pratice Promising practice Georeferenced census of service delivery sites (health centre, health post/ASC, and relais) + spatial analysis for planification (survey data) M Health (pilot use for nutrition data, iCCM project…) DHIS2 Full integration and use of data and indicators of com Relay Challenge High cost of DHIS2 Network reliability and internet

Way forward The reform of NHIS is underway but the process is slow…but promising Several tools developed for the registration of cases, data collection, supplies by relay are already available Full integration and use of data and indicators of com Relay Reinforce M-Health transmission of data

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