The management of good health is the most important resource for monitoring the health status of the population and the quality of health services across the country. Checks can be made in a timely fashion requires accurate and timely, from different sources, such as from hospitals and public health centers, and to provide medical services of NGOs and private medical clinics.
Updating and accuracy is very important for every health service manager see the shortcomings in the provision of health services and measures to address the shortage and improve on the delivery of health services. The development of effective information system is a necessary precursor to good management.
Health Information System (HIS) is a web-based database of Health, which entered the health facilities (forms, monthly reports for the center and for the hospital for public facilities), and has been saving derived and processes for decision-making (output). Decision-making, including the use of data to plan, organize and supervise health facilities at all levels - national, provincial and district health facilities.
Based system website was established in mid-2010 in order to help organize the data through the website and to allow the annexation of data through forms on the site through permission O users outside the network closed access to the system data center or database without linking to the network include that means they allow flexibility bigger through the use of systems were once called "Client-Server".
Therefore, the Health Information System website provides new tools for health management, as well as medical staff and officials by allowing to download data directly from the data source. Thus avoiding the delays and errors that may arise from data on paper forms and dispatching data.
Moreover, real-time data collection to support decision-making and participation from stakeholders. Information and Planning Department under the Ministry of Health, funded by the US Agency for International Development project to improve health services of NGO Unity hormone system has created a new web-based information using forms
Original same as the previous health information systems used on MS Access (to be created in 2006 and revised in
Updating and accuracy is very important for every health service manager see the shortcomings in the provision of health services and measures to address the shortage and improve on the delivery of health services. The development of effective information system is a necessary precursor to good management.
Health Information System (HIS) is a web-based database of Health, which entered the health facilities (forms, monthly reports for the center and for the hospital for public facilities), and has been saving derived and processes for decision-making (output). Decision-making, including the use of data to plan, organize and supervise health facilities at all levels - national, provincial and district health facilities.
Based system website was established in mid-2010 in order to help organize the data through the website and to allow the annexation of data through forms on the site through permission O users outside the network closed access to the system data center or database without linking to the network include that means they allow flexibility bigger through the use of systems were once called "Client-Server".
Therefore, the Health Information System website provides new tools for health management, as well as medical staff and officials by allowing to download data directly from the data source. Thus avoiding the delays and errors that may arise from data on paper forms and dispatching data.
Moreover, real-time data collection to support decision-making and participation from stakeholders. Information and Planning Department under the Ministry of Health, funded by the US Agency for International Development project to improve health services of NGO Unity hormone system has created a new web-based information using forms
Original same as the previous health information systems used on MS Access (to be created in 2006 and revised in