Linking Primary Care Information Systems and Public Health Information Networks: Lessons from the Philippines

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Tolentino, Herman [1 ]
Marcelo, Alvin [1 ]
Marcelo, Portia [1 ]
Maramba, Inocencio [1 ]
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[1] Univ Philippines, Coll Med, Med Informat Unit, Manila 1000, Philippines
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CONNECTING MEDICAL INFORMATICS AND BIO-INFORMATICS | 2005年 / 116卷
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Public health informatics; Information management; Primary health care; Community networks;
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Community-based primary care information systems are one of the building blocks for national health information systems. fit the Philippines, after the devolution of health care to local governments, we observed "health information system islands connected to national vertical programs being implemented in devolved health units. These structures lead to a huge amount of "information work" in the transformation of health information at the community level. This Paper describes work done to develop and implement the open-source Community Based Health Information Tracking System (CHITS) Project, which was implemented to address this information management problem and its outcomes. Several lessons learned from the field as well as software development strategies are highlighted in building community level information systems that link to national level health information systems.
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