African countries have been urged to strengthen their health information systems and invest in reliable data to improve healthcare planning, resource allocation and service delivery. The call was made during the inaugural Africa Health Data Forum in Nairobi, which has brought together governments, health experts, development partners, technical institutions, academia, civil society and the private…
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