NetHope Global Summit 2016

We know that better use of better data drives better health decisions. But how do we create a culture that supports data quality and use? The Better Immunization Data (BID) Initiative turned to the Principles for Digital Development in developing a user-driven methodology to improve data quality and build a data use culture across the health system. BID is jointly designing a suite of solutions, including an immunization registry, with a local user advisory group (UAG). The UAG provides local context, advocates for interventions, and helps battle user skepticism. This session will share about our approach and initial results from Tanzania and Zambia.