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Evaluating the quality of routinely reported data on malaria commodity stocks in Guinea, 2014-2016.

Yu SunTimothée GuilavoguiAlioune CamaraMohamed DioubatéBabacar Deen ToureClaude BahatiMarie Paule FargierJessica ButtsPatrick CondoAbdoulaye SarrMateusz M Pluciński
Published in: Malaria journal (2018)
The concordance between stock levels reported through the RMIS and those verified during the EUV visits provides certain evidence that RMIS data can inform quantification and procurement decisions. However, lower than acceptable rates of reporting and incomplete detection of stock-outs from facilities that do report suggest that further systems strengthening is needed to improve RMIS reporting completeness and data quality.
Keyphrases
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