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Enslige mindreårige flyktninger i barnevernet 2011
Haugen, John Åge; Dyrhaug, Tone (Rapporter;2014/7, Report, 2014-02)Denne rapporten gir et bilde av enslige mindreårige flyktninger i barnevernet i 2007 og 2011. Enslige mindreårige flyktninger er personer som var under 18 år da de kom til Norge som enslige mindreårige asylsøkere, som ... -
Improving quality on health data, recommendations and guidelines - Based on the case of the Health Management Information System in Malawi and DHIS2
Hjemås, Geir; Bråthen, Remy; Vikan, Stein Terje; Haugen, John Åge (Notater / Documents;2017/5, Working paper, 2017-01-18)A Health Management Information System (HMIS) is an important element for a country’s capacity to monitor health, and for evaluating and improving the delivery of health-care services and programs. Many developing countries ... -
Manual for the DHIS2 quality tool. Understanding the basics of improving data quality
Haugen, John Åge; Hjemås, Geir; Poppe, Olav (Notater / Documents;2017/4, Working paper, 2017-01-18)A Health Management Information System (HMIS) is important for a country’s capacity to Monitor health, and for evaluating and improving the delivery of health-care services and programs. Many developing countries struggle ... -
Oil and Gas statistics. The Norwegian Experience
Hass, Julie L.; Haugen, John Åge; Nielsen, Vibeke Oestreich; Aalandslid, Vebjørn; Choudhury, Robin; Kiøsterud, Ellen Cathrine (Notater / Documents;2017/24, Working paper, 2017-06-09)Norway found oil in the late 1960s, the emergence of the petroleum industry led to changes in the National Statistics system. The purpose of this report is to share both challenges and experiences covering petroleum ... -
The health management Information system in Malawi. Assessment of data quality and methods for improvement
Haugen, John Åge; Roll-Hansen, Dag (Notater / Documents;2017/3, Working paper, 2017-01-18)Information on available resource- and service production for the health sector is crucial for any government in order to manage it well. Collecting information of high quality on the health sector has however proven to ...