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📘 HMIS Training Manual for Health Workers in Nepal: Strengthening Data for Better Health Outcomes
The Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP) of Nepal has launched an updated HMIS Training Manual designed to empower health workers with essential knowledge and skills to effectively collect, manage, and use health data. This initiative supports Nepal’s broader goal of enhancing evidence-based decision-making across all levels of the healthcare system.
🌐 What is HMIS?
The Health Management Information System (HMIS) is a vital tool that captures data from health facilities across Nepal, enabling the Ministry and stakeholders to monitor health trends, allocate resources efficiently, and evaluate health programs.
📗 About the HMIS Training Manual
The newly revised HMIS Training Manual provides:
- Step-by-step guidance on recording and reporting health data
- Instructions on digital and paper-based tools, including HMIS software (DHIS2)
- Data quality assurance techniques
- Illustrated examples and checklists for practical learning
- Integration with maternal, child health, immunization, and disease surveillance reporting
👩⚕️ Who Should Use It?
This manual is intended for:
- Health facility in-charges
- ANMs, AHWs, and nurses
- Community health workers
- Municipality and district-level data focal persons
Whether you are newly appointed or experienced, this manual helps ensure consistency and accuracy in data reporting.
🎯 Why It Matters
Reliable health data saves lives. Through this training manual, Nepal’s frontline health workers will be better equipped to:
- Improve the quality of service delivery
- Track progress towards SDGs and national health targets
- Support planning and budgeting at all levels
📥 Download the Manual
You can access the full training manual via the official website of the Department of Health Services (DoHS) or your local health office.
🔗 Download HMIS Training Manual – PDF
🔗 MoHP HMIS Portal
Together, let’s strengthen Nepal’s health system—one data point at a time
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