Monitoring
Eric Mafuta, MD, MPH, PhD School of Public Health, University of Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)
Monitoring program activities allows us to assess effectiveness and impact. Importantly, implementation of activities is an iterative process, where monitoring allows for adapting strategies based on assessed outcomes.
Once you have watched the lecture:
Choose one type of monitoring explained, and list two advantages and two disadvantages for it in the discussion forum. Additionally, read others’ posts that list advantages and disadvantages of the other type of monitoring, and respond by adding at least one more advantage and disadvantage.
Planning and Managing Global Health Programmes: Promoting Quality, Accountability and Equity
Planning and Managing Global Health Programmes: Promoting Quality, Accountability and Equity
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