πŸ†• SCORE 🌐 global report on health data systems & capacity helps countries to:
βœ… address gaps & inequalities in health information systems
βœ… invest in areas having the greatest impact on quality, availability, analysis, accessibility & use of dataπŸ“Š

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The πŸ†• SCORE global report on health data πŸ“Š systems & capacity, 2020, is the 1st global report on the capacity of health information systems highlighting significant data gaps in 133 countries, covering 87% of the 🌐's population.

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Lack of timely, reliable data πŸ“Š makes it hard to track progress towards the @GlobalGoalsUN and even harder to fight #COVID19. This lack also exacerbates many of the inequalities that existed before the pandemic. The status quo cannot continue.
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The πŸ†• SCORE 🌐 global report on health data systems & capacity, 2020 shows that countries cannot adequately prepare for and respond to future pandemics like #COVID19 and underscores the urgent need to invest in country health information systems.

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πŸ”‘ SCORE report πŸ“Š finding:
Globally 6⃣8⃣% of countries have well-developed and sustainable capacity for public health threat surveillance. Yet this varies between regions and income groups.

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πŸ”‘ SCORE report πŸ“Š finding:
8⃣6⃣% of countries 🌎🌍🌏 conducted a population census in the last 10 years, however but only half of the countries provided disaggregated population projections, limiting the use of this data

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πŸ”‘ SCORE report πŸ“Š finding:
πŸ”Έ almost 6⃣0⃣% of countries🌎🌍🌏 have good capacity for using data and evidence to drive policy and planning
πŸ”Έ only 4⃣2⃣% of countries have good capacity for data πŸ“Š access and sharing

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πŸ”‘ SCORE report πŸ“Š finding:
πŸ”Έ only 7⃣2⃣% of births πŸ‘Ά are registered around the 🌎🌍🌏
πŸ”Έ nearly 4⃣0⃣% of the world’s deaths ⚰️ remain unregistered

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πŸ”‘ SCORE report πŸ“Š finding:
5⃣0⃣% of countries have limited or less capacity for systematic monitoring of quality of care

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πŸ”‘ SCORE report πŸ“Š finding:
6⃣0⃣% of countries have good capacity to review progress and performance of the health sector

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