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AAU CBMP Holds Annual Review Meeting and Launches CBMP+ and Health Data Analytics Center of Excellence
Addis Ababa University, CBMP held a review meeting on August 5, 2024 to assess the performance of the program conducted during 2016 EFY. The meeting brought together representatives from the Ministry of Health, Addis Ababa Health Bureau, Sub- city, health facilities and key partners.
Dr. Girma Taye, CBMP Director at Addis Ababa University, opened the session with a welcoming address. A keynote message was provided by Mr. Yakob Wondirad representative of the Ministry of Health, Dr. Mulugeta Tamire, Dean of School of public Health, AAU and Mr. Admas Abera representing CBMP+ .
The CBMP annual performance report was presented, including the successes as well as the difficulties faced.
Representatives from Lideta and Kirkos Sub City shared the annual performance reports, while representatives from Jagamakelo and Kotebe Health facility shared a fascinating success story regarding the deployment of an Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system in their facility. They outlined the transformative impact of the EMR on patient care and how the implementation modernized patient data management, reduced paperwork, and improved communication among healthcare providers.
During the review the launching of CBMP+ was announced, which aimed at further enhancing the effectiveness of health information system. These initiatives focus on innovative approaches to improve patient care, increase accessibility and use of health care data for evidence-based decision making.
It was also announced that a new initiative to establish a Center of Excellence in Healthcare Data Analysis. This initiative aims to elevate standards of care and foster best practices within the health system. The Center of Excellence will serve as a hub for training, research, and innovation, focusing on data use practice in the health facilities. The representative for the ministry highlighted that this center will not only enhance the skills of healthcare professionals but also promote collaboration between institutions and communities. By leveraging expertise and resources, the initiative aims to drive improvements in patient outcomes and operational efficiency across the healthcare network. Participants also expressed enthusiasm for the potential impact of this Center of Excellence on the overall quality of health services in the region.
Finally, participants engaged in constructive discussions focused on assessing the program’s effectiveness, identifying challenges, and celebrating successes achieved over the year. And representatives from the Ministry of Health and partner organizations forward their comment on the presented annual performance and the Key highlights were to outlined specific strategies that include the integration of technology in health delivery and training programs for healthcare staff. Collaborative efforts were recognized as crucial to improving health services, with participants emphasizing the importance of ongoing communication and partnership to address remaining gaps. The meeting concluded with actionable recommendations aimed at enhancing program performance in the upcoming year, ensuring health data quality and evidence-based decision making