Data and Indicators Data collection, reporting, and analysis are problematic in Montenegro, with repercussions for the project and measurement of its achievements.
The framework and tool utilisation includes the following stages: identification of IRG, identification of intervention periods, identification and categorisation of programme actors, construction of indicators, data collection, data analysis and valuation of indicators, scoring, intervention dose calculation, and finally interpretation of implementation.
Institutionalizing the best practice of having a single source of information related to indicator definitions, data collection tools, and management processes allows for the use of a standardized data system across health programs.
We recommend that providers agree on core indicators and data collection tools before launching the program (WHO and PEPFAR MC indicators provide a good starting place), to ensure the collection of comparable data on indicators of interest.
The main indicators and data collection for each component are described below.
These factors refer to development of indicators; designing data collection forms and preparing procedural manuals; types of information technology; and software development for data processing and analysis.
An integrated M&E function for a new health intervention includes use of shared indicators, integrated data collection, recording, analysis, and reporting systems [ 20].
Roll out the systems for Monitoring and Reporting of Child Rights Violations in Armed Conflict Complete the indicators and data collection tools and roll out the Monitoring and Reporting system for violations of children's rights as soon as possible.
Recommendations: Imbuto Foundation 1. Strengthen and streamline the monitoring and evaluation system of the Family Package, through development of an M/E plan, definition of measurable indicators and data collection and reporting tools.
Seven Family Health Teams (FHTs), a primary care interdisciplinary practice model introduced in Ontario, Canada, in 2005, were recruited for an earlier study a year before this one, to validate a set of performance indicators and data collection strategy for primary care [ 7].
