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2011 Kiribati Annual Report available online

'The Ministry of Health and Medical Services in Kiribati is pleased to present the first Annual Report produced for over ten years.  The Health Information Unit, who is responsible for the production of this report, stores much data in the system that has never been analysed. The main purpose of this report is to assess the status of population health.  It is also going to serve the need from health donors on any kind of information they might need.’ 

Download it by clicking these links: [1] Part 1, [2] Part 2, [3] Annexes or view the report online by visiting http://issuu.com/phin_network/docs/annual_report_kiribati_2011/1.

Building capacity within the Kiribati health information system

Mr Teanibuaka Tabunga, from the Health Information Unit, compiled the report during a six-week fellowship with the Health Information Systems Knowledge Hub, at the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia. Mr Tabunga was involved in compiling, organising and cleaning data from the health information system and identifying key trends in health status, the process of compiling the report highlighted potential areas for improvement within the information system. The fellowship program provides networking opportunities and enhances fellow’s professional experience through developing leadership skills and building partnerships and linkages throughout Asia and the Pacific. Visit http://www.uq.edu.au/hishub/kiribati-fellowship to read the whole story.            

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PHIN President
Mr Sione Hufunga
Email: shufanga@health.gov.to
Tel: (+676) 28 233 ext 1428
PHIN Vice-President
Mr Shivnay Naidu
Email: snaidu002@health.gov.fj
Tel: (+679) 3221 482
PHIN Secretariat
Ms Nicola Hodge
Email: hishub@sph.uq.edu.au
Tel: (+617) 3346 4641