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Community Health Volunteer's Training Manual - Population Council

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Module 2 <strong>Community</strong> Mobilisation and Tools<br />

Topic 4 Data reporting and utilisation<br />

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Data reporting and utilisation<br />

The primary users of the data that you collect are community leaders, village health<br />

committees, the CHO and households in the community. Secondary users are the<br />

sub-district health team and district-level health management teams, who will use the<br />

information to supplement data collected through their own system.<br />

Based on the information above, a volunteer should report to two levels directly: the health<br />

committee and the CHO. The health committee in turn reports to community leaders and<br />

community members. The data can be presented to the community in many ways. For,<br />

example, the data can be represented to the community in a bar chart as in Figure 2.2.3 or as<br />

a line graph in Figure 2.2.4<br />

Figure 2.2.4, the line graph indicates a fluctuation of malaria cases from January to June<br />

with a rise in the number of cases from June to a peak in August. The number of cases then<br />

reduces sharply from September to a December.<br />

Cases of conditions reported at the Minsa health facility in January 2007<br />

Figure 2.2.3: Presentation of data –bar chart

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