How do we optimize the relationships between users, systems, elements, and decisions?

#1 Prioritize activities that support key decisions

Key decisions vary by level of health system

Ground work in program goals

Inventory supply and compare with demand

Streamline, streamline, streamline

Align production with need and use

Some sources are more useful than others

Some elements are more useful than others

Customize capacity building to function

Length of time in job may decide training

Data task shifting is likely possible

Roles may surface you didn't expect

Consider all outlets for data access

Mixed-methods, independent evaluation of project impact by Mott MacDonald
Cost-benefit/effectiveness analysis of EMR expansion
Cost-benefit/effectiveness analysis of mobile technologies, including supervision app, community patient tracking app, community reporting app, and data viz app
Cost-benefit analysis of finger print scanning pilot for enhanced patient and commodity tracking
Discreet choice experiment to measure value associated with alternative incentive approaches to increase data use
Longitudinal cohort analysis to track contribution of capacity building tools and training