From 19 July to 1 August 2026, our team conducted an endline Data Quality Assessment across all 16 project implementation sites (health facilities) by examining the patient registries and data already entered into the storage system by our data collection colleagues. The assessment focused on ensuring the accuracy, completeness, consistency and reliability of the endline data.
We identified data quality gaps and gave data collection teams an opportunity to provide feedback, helping us strengthen the processes of data collection, management, and reporting.This activity improved the overall quality of the endline data, providing reliable evidence for the final evaluation of the Umoyo Wa Ana Athu Project (Child NCD Guidelines Project).
By Emmanuel Mphepo, Monitoring and Evaluation officer
