Hospital Ass Tool - Feb 25 - 2022 With Dashboard-Vf
Hospital Ass Tool - Feb 25 - 2022 With Dashboard-Vf
4) Availability individual medical records (central register, Folder, service ID, patient card - these are taken as tracers). Give 0 if the item was not available even for a single day
and 1 if available all the time. Do same for each of the items. The final score will be a percentage of the sum of those items that were available all the time divided by the the
total number of items. (Example if 3 three of the items were available all the time then it will be 3/4 wich is 75%
Proper procedures /processes in the medical record unit
1) Centralized /unified medical record system/unit? Choose Yes if all individual medical record folders are kept in one centralized medical record unit.
2) Medical records are filed based on the label given on the shelves? First check if each cell of a shelve is labelled with consequent number. And then pick two individual
medical folders randomly if their MRNs fall within the labelled range.Choose Yes if both are satified.
1.2 3) The MRU is assisted by the use of an electronic system (Electronic Medical Record System)? Choose Yes if there is a functioning electronic system in the medical record
unit system.
4) Individual medical records are easily accessible for retrieving. Randomly take two samples and check if each of the records can be retrieved within three minutes.Choose
Yes if so and No if not
5) Completeness of central register? Randomly select five samples from list of patients visited the hospital in the last five days. Check if all of the data elements are recorded
for the sampled cases. Choose complete if it is 100% and Incomplete if not 100%.
2 HMIS Unit
The hospital has a well-organized HMIS unit.
1. Dedicated desk/office? A. YES B. NO
2.1
2. A functioning computer dedicated for DHIS 2 is in place? A. YES B. NO Make sure that the computer is functioning at the time of assessment
3. The HMIS unit has HIT or a personnel dedicated for the implementation of HMIS? A. YES B. NO
At least five currently upated manuals which facilitate the implementation of HIS are in place (It can be in a hard or soft copy format)
1. HMIS procedure/data recording and reporting? A. YES B. NO
2. HMIS Indicator reference guide? A. YES B. NO
2.2
3. HMIS disease classification (NCoD)? A. YES B. NO
4. Data quality manual? A. YES B. NO
5. Data use manual? A. YES B. NO
Availability of registers and tally sheet in past three months (In the quarter being evaluate
2.3 Calculate as (Registers and tally sheets that were available all the time during the reporting period/ number of applicable registers and tally sheets)
The hospital has running cost for strengthening and implementation of HIS?
A. YES
B. NO
3 Choose Yes if the hospital has allocated budget for any of the hospital's HIS activities (Printing of recording and reporting formats, HIS training, mentoring etc)
The hospital conducted HIS alone/integrated supportive supervision* to health centers in the past quarter (Last three months)
4
Calculate as (Total number of visits conducted/expected number of visits during the period)
(Expected number of visits equals= # of times centers are visited* Number of months)
There is a documented evidence that shows HIS capacity building needs assessment is done (on data management, data quality, and data use) for the staff in the past 6 months.
A. HIS capacity needs assessment was conducted and took action/communicated to the next level in the last six months
B. HIS capacity needs assessment was conducted but didn't take action/was not communicated to the next level in the last six months.
5 C. HIS capacity needs assessment was not conducted in the last six months
6 Digitization
The hospital has a functional DHIS 2?
A. Yes and it is online
6.1 B. Yes but it is offline
C. No DHIS-2
Step 4.3: Calculate data completeness on the register by dividing the sum of MRNs with complete data [Column F) to the total number of sampled MRNs [Column G]
Data consistency between register and individual medical records for the indicator selected above during the last audit :
Consistency of data on the register with data on the individual medical records
Step 1: Consider the already agreed data elements (at Step 1 of the register completness)
Step 2: Locate the individual medical records (Patient cards and other associated cards) of sampled MRN from the MRU.
Step 3: Check if the reportable data elements written on the register are exactly matched with what is recorded on individual medical records.
Step 4: Calculate the consistency level: Mark as “Matched” or “Not matched” based on the findings for each of the sampled individuals.
“Matched” is defined as when all of the selected reportable data elements that are recorded on the registers for the sampled individual are also recorded the same on the individual medical
records.
1.2 “Not Matched” is defined as when at least one or more of the selected reportable data elements that are recorded on the registers for the sampled individual is not exactly the same as what
is recorded on the individual medical records. In addition, if the individual medical record is not physically available, then it is also considered as “Not matched”.
Table Y: Template for measuring consistency of data of registers against individual medical records (Example on the Next worksheet)
Calculate consistency of data on the register with data on individual medical record by dividing those MRNs with matched data [Column F) to the total number of sampled MRNs [Column G]
Data completeness on the individual medical records for randomly selected MRNs from the central medical register:
Data consistency between individual medical records and register for the selected MRNs from the central medical register:
Consistency of data on the individual medical records with data on the register
Step 1: Consider the 10 individual sampled individual medical records in step 1 of individual medical record completenss.
Step 2: For each card, identify the latest visit date and accordingly identify the respective register(s) based on the diagnosis (N.B check if the service delivery unit is written on the summary
sheet)
Step 3: Check if the data elements (diagnosis /the service rendered) written on the individual medical record are exactly matched with what is recorded on registers
Step 4: Mark as “Matched” or “Not matched” based on the findings for each of the sampled individuals. “Matched” is defined as when the diagnosis /the service rendered that is recorded on
1.4 the individual medical record for the sampled individual is also recorded the same on the registers. “Not Matched” is defined as when the diagnosis /the service rendered that is recorded on
the individual medical record for the sampled individual is not exactly the same as what is recorded the same on the registers or if it doesn’t exist on the register at all.
Table P: Template for measuring consistency of data of individual medical records against registers
Step 5: Calculate the consistency level by diving those with matched consistency [Column F] by total nyumber of sample [Column G]
2.2 Calculate as total number of LQAS conducted (Column F)/expected number of LQAS (Column G)
Expected number of LQAS= Number of months * Types of reports
First LQAS score of the health center of the last month of the reporting period for the monthly service delivery report:
3.2 Calculate as total number of reports sent from the Hospital (Column F)/Total number of expected reports (Column G)
Total number of expected reports= Types of report* period
3.3 Calculate as total number of reports sent from the Hospital (Column F)/Total number of expected reports (Column G)
Total number of expected reports= Types of report* period
Content completeness in the previous quarter (in the past three months)
3.4 (Select 12 data elements randomly from the last month Service Delivery report and check the data completeness). Completeness= Data elements with complete data (Column F)/12 (Column
G)
4 Timeliness of reports
Service Reports of the hospital are sent according to the national reporting schedule (Service reporting timeliness)
4.1 Calculate as total number of service reports sent timely (Column F)/Total number of expected reports (Column G)
Disease Reports of the hospital are sent according to the national reporting schedule (Disease reporting timeliness)
4.2 Calculate as total number of disease reports sent timely (Column F) /Total number of expected reports (Column G)
Performance monitoring team (PMT) is in place and established according to national standard
A. PMT is in place and the members are put together based on the national standard
2
B. PMT is in place but the members are not put together based on the national standard
C. PMT is not established at all
PMT is chaired by the head/delegate of the health facility as per the national standard
4 Calculate as total number of PMTs chaired by head/delegate of the health facility (Column F)/ Total number PMT meetings conducted (column G)
Calculate as total number of clinical audit is conducted (Column F)/Total number of expected clinical audits (Column G)
Total number of expected reports= Departments/case teams eligible for audit* period
Give YES if the hospital conducted Perinatal/maternal death review and No if it didn't conduct in the quarter.
Choose Yes if the hospital (PMT) identified indicators with performance gap from the list of analyzed data
Written feedback was given to service departments/directorates on the performance and data quality issues?
7
Calculate as total number of written feedback given on performance and data quality issues (Column F) / [total number of months in the period* total number of departments/directorates] -
Column G
The hospital practices Case team level/Directorate level performance and/or data quality review system
Calculate as total number of times directorates conducted performance and data quality review (Column F) / Expected number of directrate level performance and data quality review
8 Expected number of directorate level performance and data quality review: [Number of directorates* months]-(Column G)
The hospital has displayed information in the form of table, chart, etc. based on selected indicators in the health facility compound
A. Information (Performance related) is displayed in the health facility compound
B. Information (Performance related) is not displayed in the health facility compound
10
Choose YES if performance of the hospital for key indicators is displayed at least in one place in the facility compound for public view.
The hospital analytic report printed and disseminated to the general public (brochure and/or newsletter and/or leaflet etc)
A. Every Quarterly
B. Every bi-annually
11 C. Annually
D. None
The hospital held performance review meeting with the community quarterly?
A. YES
B. NO
12
Choose Yes if the hospital conducts review of its perfromance with community members or any of their representatives suhc as (Idirs, youth groups, women groups, elderly /releious figures
etc)
Presence of any change in performance, quality, equity as a result of use of data for action
A. YES
B. NO
14
Choose YES if there is a documented evidence in the hospital that expalins chnage in health outocme (coverage, service uptake, quality, equity etc) becasue of the use of data
NB: Please carefully select specific quarter while filling the assessment checklist on "Hospital Ass Checklist" sheet. Then you have to manually fill "Current quarter assessment" Sheet. Every quarter
follow similar procedure and save the change. To update dashboard each quarter go to the Data tab> Data tools and click on refresh All. The "table template" sheet is aimed at guiding you to assess
question stated in data quality section. On the " Dashboard" sheet you can filter by years and quarters to see trends over time
Hospital Assessment Checklist
Facility Profile (Please enter the date in Ethiopian Calendar-DD/MM/YYYY format) Date: Date:
Region Hospital Name Zewditu 2014
Zone Facility Code Quarter 2
Woreda Numerator Denominator Weight/Answer Score Numerator
Section A: HIS structure and resources (30%) 28.0
1 Medical record Unit 10.0
The hospital has the inputs necessary for medical record unit: 4.0
1) Adequate space as per the standard? A. YES B. NO YES 1.0
1.1 2) Adequate number of shelves? A. YES B. NO YES 1.0
3) Adequate number of medical record unit staff? A. YES B. NO YES 1.0
4) Availability of individual medical records (central register, Folder, service ID, patient card) 4 4 1 1.0 3
Proper procedures /processes in the medical record unit 6.0
1) Centralized /unified medical record system/unit? A. YES B. NO YES 1.0
2) Medical records are filed based on the label given on the shelves? A. YES B. NO YES 1.0
3) The MRU is assisted by the use of an electronic system (Electronic Medical Record System)? A. YES YES 1.0
1.2 B. NO
4) Individual medical records are easily accessible for retrieving (Randomly take two samples and
YES 2.0
check if record can easily (within three minutes for each) be retrieved)? A. YES B. NO
5) Completeness of central register? A. Complete B. Incomplete COMPLETE 1.0
2 HMIS Unit 8.0
The hospital has a well-organized HMIS unit. 3.0
2.3 Calculate as (Registers and tally sheets that were available all the time during the reporting period/ number of 9 9 3 3.0
applicable registers and tally sheets)
The hospital has running cost for strengthening and implementation of HIS?
3 A. YES NO 0.0
B. NO
The hospital conducted HIS alone/integrated supportive supervision/mentorship* to health centers in the past three
months
4 8 8 1 1.0
Calculate as (Total number of visits conducted/expected number of visits during the period)
(Expected number of visits equals= # of times centers are visited* Number of months)
There is a documented evidence that shows HIS capacity building needs assessment is done (on data management,
data quality, and data use) for the staff in the past 6 months.
A. HIS capacity needs assessment was conducted and took action/communicated to the next level in the last six A. HIS capacity needs
5 months
assessment was conducted and
took action/communicated to 2.0
B. HIS capacity needs assessment was conducted but didn't take action/was not communicated to the next level in the next level in the last six
the last six months. months
C. HIS capacity needs assessment was not conducted in the last six months
6 Digitization 7.0
The hospital has a functional DHIS 2?
A. Yes and it is online
6.1 B. Yes but it is offline A. Yes and it is online 2.0
C. No DHIS-2
Data completeness on the registers for one randomly selected data element from data elements listed on the most
recent LQAS:
1.1 12 12 2 2.0
Calculate data completeness of the register
If register completeness check is not conducted, the facility gets 0
Data consistency between register and individual medical records for the indicator selected above during the last
audit :
1.2 7 7 2 2.0
Calculate the consistency between register to individual medical record
If consistency of data on register is not checked against individual medical record, the facility gets 0
Data completeness on the individual medical records for randomly selected MRNs from the central medical register:
1.3 6 6 2 2.0
Calculate data completeness of the individual medical records
If register completeness check is not conducted, the facility gets 0
Data consistency between individual medical records and register for the selected MRNs from the central medical
register:
1.4 7 7 2 2.0
Calculate the consistency between register to individual medical record
If consistency of data on register is not checked against individual medical record, the facility gets 0
2 Reporting accuracy/ Consistency between reports and records 10.0
The facility conducts data verification (reporting accuracy ratio) of reported and recounted data at department level
before reporting to the HMIS unit
2.1 YES 2.0
A. YES
B. NO
In the last three months, the health facility has conducted LQAS:
2.2 12 12 4 4.0
Calculate as total number of LQAS conducted/expected number of LQAS
Expected number of LQAS= Number of months * Types of reports
First LQAS score of the hospital for the last month of the reporting period for the monthly service delivery report:
2.3 95% 4 4.0
During verification: Take two data element from the sample data elements in the LQAS and check for correctness
The HMIS unit keeps a log book/uses electronic system that helps to track completeness and timeliness of reports
from departments/case teams
3.1 YES 1.0
A. YES
B. NO
Service Reports of the hospital are sent according to the national reporting schedule (Service reporting timeliness)
4.1 4 4 2 2.0
Calculate as total number of service reports sent timely /Total number of expected reports
Disease Reports of the hospital are sent according to the national reporting schedule (Disease reporting timeliness)
4.2 4 4 2 2.0
Calculate as total number of disease reports sent timely /Total number of expected reports
Performance monitoring team (PMT) is in place and established according to national standard
A. PMT is in place and the members are put together based on the national standard A. PMT is in place and the
2 members are put together 1.0
B. PMT is in place but the members are not put together based on the national standard based on the national standard
C. PMT is not established at all
3 Calculate as total number of PMTs held with 50%+ of its members/ Total number expected PMT meetings 3 3 2 2.0
Total number of expected PMT meetings equals the total number of months in the reporting period as it is expected
to happen on a monthly basis
PMT is chaired by the head/delegate of the health facility as per the national standard
4 3 3 1 1.0
Calculate as total number of PMTs chaired by head/delegate of the health facility/ Total number PMT meetings
conducted
5 PMT/Quality improvement team is reviewing key performance indicators:
5.1 The health facility tracks performance/ indicators of all types (Coverage, quality and equity)
5.1.1. Tracked key HMIS indicators (Plan versus Performance for key indicators) A. YES B. NO YES 1.5
5.1.2. Evidence of analysis by any form of disaggregation (Age, sex, geography etc) A. YES B. NO YES 1.5
5.1.3. Quality of health care measured and monitored (Content of care, standard of care etc)- Clinical audit
Calculate as total number of clinical audit conducted /Total number of expected clinical audits 7 7 1.5 1.5
Total number of expected reports= Departments/case teams eligible for audit* period
Root cause analysis is done for low performing key indicators A. Root cause is identified for
A. Root cause is identified for all of the prioritized low performing key low performing indicators all of the prioritized low
5.3 2.0
B. Root cause is identified for only some of the prioritized low performing indicators performing key low performing
indicators
C. Root cause is not identified for all the low performing indicators
Action plan with roles and responsibilities, resources and timeline is prepared for the identified priority
problems/challenges A. Action plan is prepared for
5.4 A. Action plan is prepared for all the identified priority problems/challenges all the identified priority 2.0
B. Action plan is prepared for some of the identified priority problems problems/challenges
C. Action plan has never been prepared at all
The action plan/intervention/QI projects is being implemented
A. There is documented
A. There is documented evidence that previous action plan is monitored during the current PMT (Complete, evidence that previous action
5.5 partially complete and not implemented) plan is monitored during the
current PMT (Complete, 2.0
B. No action is taken partially complete and not
implemented)
Written feedback was given to service departments/directorates on the performance and data quality issues?
7 3 3 2 2.0
Calculate as total number of written feedback given on performance and data quality issues / [total number of
months in the period* total number of departments/directorates]
The hospital practices Case team level/Directorate level performance and/or data quality review system
Calculate as total number of times directorates conducted performance and data quality review / Expected number of
8 directrate level performance and data quality review 7 7 2 2.0
Expected number of directorate level performance and data quality review: [Number of directorates* months]
The hospital held performance review meeting with the community quarterly?
12 A. YES A. YES 2.0
B. NO
Presence of any change in performance, quality, equity as a result of use of data for action
A. YES
14 B. NO A. YES 2.0
Summary
Expected Year 2014
HIS Structure and Resources 30% Quarter Q2
Data Quality 30% Ass. Date Date:
Data Use 40% No.Assessment Core Areas Score(%)
Total Score 100% 1 HIS Structure and Re 28%
IR Pathway Model 2 Data Quality 30%
3 Data Use 40%
Total 98%
Facility Status
Model Facility
Date: Date: Date:
2014 2014 2015
Quarter 3 Quarter 4 Quarter 1
Denominator Weight/Answer Score Numerator Denominator Weight/Answer Score Numerator Denominator Weight/Answer Score Numerator
#DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0!
8.75 9 8
3.75 3 3
YES 1 YES 1 YES 1
YES 1 YES 1 YES 1
YES 1 YES 1 YES 1
4 1 0.75 4 1 0 4 1 0
5 6 5
NO 0 YES 1 YES 1
YES 1 YES 1 NO 0
YES 1 YES 1 YES 1
5 4 4
YES 1 YES 1 NO 0
NO 0 YES 2 YES 2
A. The hospital and each B. The hospital has an annual B. The hospital has an
annual plan but targets
directorate has an annual 2 plan but targets not 1 not cascaded to 1
plan cascaded to directorates
directorates
B. PMT is in place but the B. PMT is in place but the B. PMT is in place but the
members are not put members are not put members are not put
together based on the 0.5 together based on the 0.5 together based on the 0.5
national standard national standard national standard
B. Action plan is prepared B. Action plan is prepared for B. Action plan is prepared
for some of the identified 1 some of the identified 1 for some of the identified 1
priority problems priority problems priority problems
A. There is documented
evidence that previous
action plan is monitored
during the current PMT 2 B. No action is taken 0 B. No action is taken 0
(Complete, partially
complete and not
implemented)
B. The hospital has a DHIS-2 A. The hospital has an B. The hospital has a DHIS-
dashboard for selected key 2 dashboard for selected
indicators but it is not 1 updated DHIS-2 dashboard 2 key indicators but it is not 1
for selected key indicators
updated updated
B. NO 0 A. YES 2 A. YES 2
A. YES 2 B. NO 0 A. YES 2
5 4 5
A. The hospital and each B. The hospital has an B. The hospital has an
annual plan but targets
directorate has an annual 2 annual plan but targets not 1 not cascaded to 1
plan cascaded to directorates
directorates
A. The hospital has an B. The hospital has a DHIS- B. The hospital has a DHIS-
2 dashboard for selected 2 dashboard for selected
updated DHIS-2 dashboard 2 key indicators but it is not 1 key indicators but it is not 1
for selected key indicators
updated updated
A. YES 2 B. NO 0 B. NO 0
B. NO 0 B. NO 0 A. YES 2
NO 0 YES 2 YES 2
NO 0 YES 2 YES 2
6 1 1.0 1 #DIV/0! 1 #DIV/0!
2 3 5
NO 0 YES 1 NO 0
NO 0 YES 1 YES 1
26 #DIV/0! #DIV/0!
8 #DIV/0! #DIV/0!
8 #DIV/0! #DIV/0!
NO 0 NO 0 YES 2
3 4 4 4 #DIV/0! 4 #DIV/0!
7 #DIV/0! #DIV/0!
NO 0 YES 1 YES 1
5 2 2 2 #DIV/0! 2 #DIV/0!
5 2 2 2 #DIV/0! 2 #DIV/0!
5 3 3 3 #DIV/0! 3 #DIV/0!
3 #DIV/0! #DIV/0!
A. The hospital and each B. The hospital has an A. The hospital and each
annual plan but targets
directorate has an annual 2 not cascaded to 1 directorate has an annual 2
plan plan
directorates
A. PMT is in place and B. PMT is in place but B. PMT is in place but the
the members are put the members are not members are not put
together based on the 1.0 put together based on 0.5 together based on the 0.5
national standard the national standard national standard
3 2 2 2 #DIV/0! 2 #DIV/0!
5 2 2 2 #DIV/0! 2 #DIV/0!
B. Information
A. Information (Performance related) is B. Information
(Performance related) is (Performance related) is
displayed in the health 2 not displayed in the 0 not displayed in the 0
health facility
facility compound compound health facility compound
A. YES 2 B. NO 0 B. NO 0
A. YES 2 A. YES 2 B. NO 0
B. NO 0 A. YES 2 A. YES 2
5 6 5
B. PMT is in place but B. PMT is in place but the B. PMT is in place but the
the members are not members are not put members are not put
put together based on 0.5 together based on the 0.5 together based on the 0.5
the national standard national standard national standard
A. Action plan is
prepared for all the B. Action plan is prepared B. Action plan is prepared
identified priority 2 for some of the identified 1 for some of the identified 1
problems/challenges priority problems priority problems
B. The hospital has a B. The hospital has a DHIS- B. The hospital has a
DHIS-2 dashboard for 2 dashboard for selected DHIS-2 dashboard for
selected key indicators 1 key indicators but it is not 1 selected key indicators 1
but it is not updated updated but it is not updated
B. NO 0 B. NO 0 B. NO 0
B. NO 0 B. NO 0 A. YES 2
YES 2 NO 0
COMPLETE 1 COMPLETE 1
#DIV/0! 7.0
3 3
YES 1 YES 1
YES 1 YES 1
YES 1 YES 1
2 2
YES 0.4 YES 0.4
YES 0.4 YES 0.4
YES 0.4 YES 0.4
YES 0.4 YES 0.4
YES 0.4 YES 0.4
3 #DIV/0! 2 3 3 2.0
YES 2 YES 2
1 #DIV/0! 1 #DIV/0!
5 5
YES 1 YES 1
YES 1 YES 1
#DIV/0! #DIV/0!
#DIV/0! #DIV/0!
2 #DIV/0! 2 #DIV/0!
2 #DIV/0! 2 #DIV/0!
2 #DIV/0! 2 #DIV/0!
2 #DIV/0! 2 #DIV/0!
#DIV/0! #DIV/0!
YES 2 YES 2
4 #DIV/0! 4 #DIV/0!
#DIV/0! #DIV/0!
YES 1 YES 1
2 #DIV/0! 2 #DIV/0!
2 #DIV/0! 2 #DIV/0!
3 #DIV/0! 3 #DIV/0!
#DIV/0! #DIV/0!
2 #DIV/0! 2 #DIV/0!
2 #DIV/0! 2 #DIV/0!
#DIV/0! #DIV/0!
B. The hospital has an
annual plan but targets C. The hospital doesn't
not cascaded to 1 have a plan at all 0
directorates
2 #DIV/0! 2 #DIV/0!
1 #DIV/0! 1 #DIV/0!
YES 1.5 NO 0
NO 0 YES 1.5
A. There is documented
evidence that previous
action plan is monitored
B. No action is taken 0 during the current PMT 2
(Complete, partially
complete and not
implemented)
2 #DIV/0! 2 #DIV/0!
2 #DIV/0! 2 #DIV/0!
2 #DIV/0! 2 #DIV/0!
2 #DIV/0! 2 #DIV/0!
B. Information B. Information
(Performance related) is (Performance related) is
not displayed in the 0 not displayed in the health 0
health facility compound facility compound
B. NO 0 B. NO 0
B. NO 0 A. YES 2
A. YES 2 A. YES 2
Summery Summary
Year 2017 Year 2017
Quarter Q3 Quarter Q4
Ass. Date Date: Ass. Date Date:
No. Assessment Core Areas Score(%) No. Assessment Core Areas Score(%)
1 HIS Structure and Resource 0% 1 HIS Structure and Resource 0%
2 Data Quality 0% 2 Data Quality 0%
3 Data Use 0% 3 Data Use 0%
Total 0% Total 0%
Name of the Register Data elements selected for checking register completeness
Family planning
Table Y: Template for measuring consistency of data of registers against individual medical re
Example: Delivery
Indicator attended by skilled birth
attendant (SBA)
Register Example: Delivery register
Data Consistency level of
Mark as “Matched” or
Sampled MRN registers against individual
“Not matched”
medical record
168 Matched
175 Matched
182 Not matched
189 Not matched
196 Not matched
204 Not matched
6/10=60%
211 Matched
218 Matched
225 Not matched
232 Matched
Total sampled Total MRNs with
MRNs=10 matched data= 6
Table P: Template for measuring consistency of data of individual medical records against reg
22%
Expected Score VS Assessment Result
Assessment Score Expected Score
33%
Data Use
40%
27% 0% 0%
Data Quality 2014 Q2 Q3 Q4
30%
29%
HIS Structure and Resources Data Use Trend
30%
23%
IR Pathway
Emerging: A facility whose total Score is less than or equal to 65%
Candidate: A facility whose total Score is between 65% and 90%
Model: is where facility total score is greaterthan or equal to 90%
0% 0%
2014 Q2 Q3 Q4
0% 0%
2014 Q2 Q3 Q4