The situation analysis tool facilitates this first step of planning for ear and hearing care. It is intended to help attain the following objectives:
-to assess the available direct and indirect policies, services and human resources related to ear and hearing care;
-to describe the framework and functioning of the health care system in the country, in the context of…
Ear and hearing care: indicators for monitoring provision of services
As part of this toolkit, WHO is preparing a series of validated technical support tools appropriate for different aspects of hearing care provision, including planning and monitoring. Strong indicators are an important element to consider when planning effective implementation of ear and hearing care services. This document provides a set of uniform and universally applicable indicators that give planners a standardized tool for assessing the status of ear and hearing care provision in their country. Such standardized indicators should be integrated within countries’ health information systems, in order to measure progress over time on ear and hearing care. They also enable cross-country comparisons, which can facilitate mutual learning, including the identification of barriers and challenges, and the sharing of lessons learned.
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World Health Organization (WHO)
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https://www.who.int/
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2019
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