Considerations for the Integration of HMIS and LMIS

Linking HMIS and LMIS systems has a number of benefits, including improved monitoring and evaluation, reduced data burdens and data duplication, validation of data, and enhanced communication. Countries which are looking to link their HMIS and LMIS systems should use this tool to learn more about these benefits.

LMIS, Management, Monitoring & Evaluation, Planning & Budgeting, Quantification

Sub-categories Assessments and Research
Commodities Medicines, Reproductive health products, Technologies, Vaccines
Latest update 2014
Version
Developed by Systems for Improved Access to Pharmaceuticals and Services (SIAPS)
When to use Linking HMIS and LMIS systems has a number of benefits, including improved monitoring and evaluation, reduced data burdens and data duplication, validation of data, and enhanced communication. Countries which are looking to link their HMIS and LMIS systems should use this tool to learn more about these benefits.
Languages English
Level of use Central
Form PDF, 700 KB
Amount of training / TA required
Inputs & outputs
Cost Free
Advantages
Limitations
Availability http://www.lifesavingcommodities.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Considerations-for-the-Integration-of-HMIS-and-LMIS-1.pdf
Remarks This tool outlines the many benefits of integrating LMIS and HMIS systems, addresses some related challenges, and provides recommendations to help guide the process.
Contact Emily Bancroft, emily.bancroft@villagereach.org
Submission date 2015-01-29 02:00:00

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