Adapting national data systems for donor transition: comparative analysis of experience from Georgia and China.

ABSTRACT: Health management information systems (HMISs) are essential in programme planning, budgeting, monitoring and evidence-informed decision-making. This paper focuses on donor transitions in two upper-middle-income countries, China and Georgia, and explores how national HMIS adaptations were made and what facilitated or limited successful and sustainable transitions. This comparative analytical case study uses a policy triangle framework and a mixed-methods approach to explore how and why adaptations in the HMIS occurred under the Gavi Alliance and the Global Fund-supported programmes in China and Georgia. A review of published and grey literature, key informant interviews and administrative data analysis informed the study findings. Contextual factors such as the global and country context, a

SUBMITTER: Chikovani I 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC10803199 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Jan

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature