 | The “Three Ones” Principles: A call for better alignment to common frameworks for AIDS action under national leadership | The “Three Ones” principles represent the outcome of a process of dialogue with stakeholders, at country and local levels where real life situations make it easier to understand critical issues affecting the AIDS response. | 2004 | English |
| MEASURE Evaluation Phase II: Sample Vital Registration with Verbal Autopsy (SAVVY) | Sample Vital Registration with Verbal Autopsy (SAVVY), proposed by MEASURE Evaluation and the International Programs Center, U.S. Census Bureau, is a system that will generate the data needed to estimate the mortality indicator for the Emergency Plan. | 2004 | English |
 | FHI's Experience in Estimating the Size of Sub-populations at High Risk for HIV | Estimating the size of hard-to-reach populations is important to effectively plan, implement, monitor and evaluate HIV/AIDS prevention and care programs. | 2004 | English |
| Third International RHINO Workshop | The firstworkshop set out the principles and strategies of the network; the second proposed the performance of routine information system management (PRISM). | 2006 | English |
 | Unit 4: Sampling approaches | Outline the purpose of sampling
Understand key theoretical concepts in sampling
Understand the need for more complex sampling designs
Understand the main sampling issues and primary sampling options for BSS
| 2006 | English |
| Unit 4: Reporting, Data Management and Analysis | describe how to plan your data collection and ensure confidentiality
describe the flow of data from health facilities to district to national level
discuss the roles and responsibilities of each person involved in data handling at each level
| 2001 | English |
| Sample Logic Model for VCT Program Implementation and Technical Assistance | Personnel include counselors, lab techs & VCT site managers.
At the beginning of programs, inputs such as VCT guidelines, protocols, management information systems (MIS). | 2006 | English |
| PROFILES OF Health Facility Assessment Methods | The goal of the HFA TWG is to increase utilization of facility-based information for decision making about investments in health systems and service. | 2000 | English |
| PREVENTION SERVICE AVAILABILITY MAPPING WORKPLACE QUESTIONNAIRE | FOR USE IN WORKPLACES. ONE QUESTIONNAIRE SHOULD BE USED PER WORKPLACE. | 2006 | English |
| Monitoring the Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS | GUIDELINES ON CONSTRUCTION OF CORE INDICATORS | 2005 | English |
| DESCRIPCIÓN GENERAL DEL SISTEMA Y SU PLAN DE ESTABLECIMIENTO | Mejorar la información y llevar a cabo un análisis informado es fundamental para el desarrollo de las respuestas nacionales ampliadas al VIH/SIDA. | 2003 | Spanish |
| Guidelines for effective use of data from HIV surveillance systems | Many countries around the world have invested heavily
in the past decade in collecting information about the
human immunodefi ciency virus (HIV) and the behaviour
that spreads it. | 2004 | English |
| VUE D'ENSEMBLE DU SYSTEME ET PLAN D'INSTAURATION | Il est essentiel de disposer d'une meilleure information et d'une analyse informée pour développer des ripostes nationales élargies au VIH/SIDA. | 2003 | French |
| Electronic Health Records Manual for Developing Countries | This manual has been designed as a basic reference for use when exploring the development and implementation of Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems. | 2006 | English |
| Data Demand and Information Use in the Health Sector | In Part 1 of this series, A Conceptual Framework for Data Demand and Information Use in the Health Sector, we provided a conceptual framework for evidence-based decision making in the public health arena. | 2006 | English |
| Zambia Data Collection Tool and Partner Reporting System Guidance | The data collection and reporting tools developed for USAID-Zambia provide a comprehensive system to facilitate the reporting by partners of HIV/AIDS program activities and results to the U.S. Government. | 2005 | English |
| Enhancing the Quality and Use of Routine Health Information at District Level | From September 29 to October 4, 2003, The Routine Health Information Network 1 held its second international gathering in South Africa. Around 100 health and information professionals from over 24 countries came to South Africa. | 2004 | English |
| Data Management and Analysis | This technical document provides information you will need to know in order to manage and analyze the data collected during the PLACE assessment, as well as guidance in preparing the data tables used in a PLACE report. | 2005 | English |
| Use and Users of Monitoring and Evaluation Data - Technical Assistance for VCT Example | This document illustrates use of M&E data by a Ministry of Health stakeholder. | 2004 | English |
| Rapid Needs Assessment Tool for Condom Programming, Program Report | The Population Council has worked collaboratively with UNFPA to develop and test a rapid needs assessment and data-gathering tool to serve as a basis within a country for improving condom programming to prevent HIV transmission. | 2003 | English |
| Introduction to HIV, AIDS and STI Surveillance for Africa Region: Module 4 - Sexually Transmitted Infection Surveillance | This course is meant primarily for district-level surveillance officers. As a participant, you should have a basic understanding of HIV/AIDS and public health surveillance before taking the course. | 2006 | English |
| Introduction to HIV, AIDS and STI Surveillance: Module 3 - Manual HIV Sero-Surveillance | This course is meant primarily for district-level surveillance officers. As a participant, you should have a basic understanding of HIV/AIDS and public health surveillance before taking the course | 2006 | English |
| Data Demand and Information Use in the Health Sector | This publication provides a framework for improving the use of information to guide policymaking, program design, management, and service provision in the health sector in developing countries. | 2006 | English |
| Behavioral Surveillance Surveys Guidelines for Repeated Behavioral Surveys in Populations at Risk for HIV | Behavioral surveillance surveys (BSS) have been shown over several years to make an important and useful contribution to informing the national response to HIV. | 2000 | English |
| CRIS Application Demonstration | Country Response Information System (CRIS): Application Demonstration | 2006 | English |