UNIFIED HEALTH MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM

At present, there is a need to improve or strengthen coordination to integrate

the various programs, projects, standards, systems, and policies in the
Department of Health. The Unified Health Management Information System
(UHMIS) aims to integrate data collection, processing, reporting and use of the
information which is necessary for improving health service efficiency and
effectiveness. The outputs of the UHMIS will assist in the management and
planning of health programs. Specifically, the development of the UHMIS will put
in place standards related to policy formulation, data collection and transmission,
data analysis, presentation, reporting and utilization.

The current patchwork of data systems will be transformed into a unified health
management information system in the Philippines. Data from various sources
can be brought together and will allow the Department of Health to assess trends
in diseases, injuries, disabilities, health service access, and deaths. All DOH
Information Systems can be accessed through the UHMIS and related databases
are stored in the DOH Central Database Warehouse.
UNIFIED HEALTH MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
At present, there is a need to improve or strengthen coordination to integrate
the various programs, projects, standards, systems, and policies in the
Department of Health. The Unified Health Management Information System
(UHMIS) aims to integrate data collection, processing, reporting and use of the
information which is necessary for improving health service efficiency and
effectiveness. The outputs of the UHMIS will assist in the management and
planning of health programs. Specifically, the development of the UHMIS will put
in place standards related to policy formulation, data collection and transmission,
data analysis, presentation, reporting and utilization.

The current patchwork of data systems will be transformed into a unified health
management information system in the Philippines. Data from various sources
can be brought together and will allow the Department of Health to assess trends
in diseases, injuries, disabilities, health service access, and deaths. All DOH
Information Systems can be accessed through the UHMIS and related databases
are stored in the DOH Central Database Warehouse.
UNIFIED HEALTH MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
At present, there is a need to improve or strengthen coordination to integrate
the various programs, projects, standards, systems, and policies in the
Department of Health. The Unified Health Management Information System
(UHMIS) aims to integrate data collection, processing, reporting and use of the
information which is necessary for improving health service efficiency and
effectiveness. The outputs of the UHMIS will assist in the management and
planning of health programs. Specifically, the development of the UHMIS will put
in place standards related to policy formulation, data collection and transmission,
data analysis, presentation, reporting and utilization.

The current patchwork of data systems will be transformed into a unified health
management information system in the Philippines. Data from various sources
can be brought together and will allow the Department of Health to assess trends
in diseases, injuries, disabilities, health service access, and deaths. All DOH
Information Systems can be accessed through the UHMIS and related databases
are stored in the DOH Central Database Warehouse.
UNIFIED HEALTH MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
At present, there is a need to improve or strengthen coordination to integrate
the various programs, projects, standards, systems, and policies in the
Department of Health. The Unified Health Management Information System
(UHMIS) aims to integrate data collection, processing, reporting and use of the
information which is necessary for improving health service efficiency and
effectiveness. The outputs of the UHMIS will assist in the management and
planning of health programs. Specifically, the development of the UHMIS will put
in place standards related to policy formulation, data collection and transmission,
data analysis, presentation, reporting and utilization.

The current patchwork of data systems will be transformed into a unified health
management information system in the Philippines. Data from various sources
can be brought together and will allow the Department of Health to assess trends
in diseases, injuries, disabilities, health service access, and deaths. All DOH
Information Systems can be accessed through the UHMIS and related databases
are stored in the DOH Central Database Warehouse.
UNIFIED HEALTH MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
At present, there is a need to improve or strengthen coordination to integrate
the various programs, projects, standards, systems, and policies in the
Department of Health. The Unified Health Management Information System
(UHMIS) aims to integrate data collection, processing, reporting and use of the
information which is necessary for improving health service efficiency and
effectiveness. The outputs of the UHMIS will assist in the management and
planning of health programs. Specifically, the development of the UHMIS will put
in place standards related to policy formulation, data collection and transmission,
data analysis, presentation, reporting and utilization.
 The current patchwork of data systems will be transformed into a unified health
management information system in the Philippines. Data from various sources
can be brought together and will allow the Department of Health to assess trends
in diseases, injuries, disabilities, health service access, and deaths. All DOH
Information Systems can be accessed through the UHMIS and related databases
are stored in the DOH Central Database Warehouse.
UNIFIED HEALTH MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
At present, there is a need to improve or strengthen coordination to integrate
the various programs, projects, standards, systems, and policies in the
Department of Health. The Unified Health Management Information System
(UHMIS) aims to integrate data collection, processing, reporting and use of the
information which is necessary for improving health service efficiency and
effectiveness. The outputs of the UHMIS will assist in the management and
planning of health programs. Specifically, the development of the UHMIS will put
in place standards related to policy formulation, data collection and transmission,
data analysis, presentation, reporting and utilization.

The current patchwork of data systems will be transformed into a unified health
management information system in the Philippines. Data from various sources
can be brought together and will allow the Department of Health to assess trends
in diseases, injuries, disabilities, health service access, and deaths. All DOH
Information Systems can be accessed through the UHMIS and related databases
are stored in the DOH Central Database Warehouse.
UNIFIED HEALTH MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
At present, there is a need to improve or strengthen coordination to integrate
the various programs, projects, standards, systems, and policies in the
Department of Health. The Unified Health Management Information System
(UHMIS) aims to integrate data collection, processing, reporting and use of the
information which is necessary for improving health service efficiency and
effectiveness. The outputs of the UHMIS will assist in the management and
planning of health programs. Specifically, the development of the UHMIS will put
in place standards related to policy formulation, data collection and transmission,
data analysis, presentation, reporting and utilization.

The current patchwork of data systems will be transformed into a unified health
management information system in the Philippines. Data from various sources
can be brought together and will allow the Department of Health to assess trends
in diseases, injuries, disabilities, health service access, and deaths. All DOH
Information Systems can be accessed through the UHMIS and related databases
are stored in the DOH Central Database Warehouse.
 UNIFIED HEALTH MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
At present, there is a need to improve or strengthen coordination to integrate
the various programs, projects, standards, systems, and policies in the
Department of Health. The Unified Health Management Information System
(UHMIS) aims to integrate data collection, processing, reporting and use of the
information which is necessary for improving health service efficiency and
effectiveness. The outputs of the UHMIS will assist in the management and
planning of health programs. Specifically, the development of the UHMIS will put
in place standards related to policy formulation, data collection and transmission,
data analysis, presentation, reporting and utilization.

The current patchwork of data systems will be transformed into a unified health
management information system in the Philippines. Data from various sources
can be brought together and will allow the Department of Health to assess trends
in diseases, injuries, disabilities, health service access, and deaths. All DOH
Information Systems can be accessed through the UHMIS and related databases
are stored in the DOH Central Database Warehouse.
UNIFIED HEALTH MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
At present, there is a need to improve or strengthen coordination to integrate
the various programs, projects, standards, systems, and policies in the
Department of Health. The Unified Health Management Information System
(UHMIS) aims to integrate data collection, processing, reporting and use of the
information which is necessary for improving health service efficiency and
effectiveness. The outputs of the UHMIS will assist in the management and
planning of health programs. Specifically, the development of the UHMIS will put
in place standards related to policy formulation, data collection and transmission,
data analysis, presentation, reporting and utilization.

The current patchwork of data systems will be transformed into a unified health
management information system in the Philippines. Data from various sources
can be brought together and will allow the Department of Health to assess trends
in diseases, injuries, disabilities, health service access, and deaths. All DOH
Information Systems can be accessed through the UHMIS and related databases
are stored in the DOH Central Database Warehouse.