Harmonized Health Facility Assessment introduction

The HHFA is a comprehensive health facility survey that provides countries with objective information on how well their health facility service delivery system is working. The HHFA covers all key facility services, programmes and management systems, assessing the availability of services and the capacities of facilities to deliver services at required standards of quality.

What you’ll learn

Explain what the HHFA is and how it is conducted

Draw a diagram of the HHFA modules and their contents

Outline the kind of information an HHFA can and cannot provide

Provide examples of HHFA indicators

Explain why a country should conduct an HHFA

List the key steps involved in conducting an HHFA

List the HHFA tools, guidance documents and training packages

Describe how to access the HHFA indicator inventory platform

Explain the different types of HHFA questionnaires

Describe the HHFA CSPro tool

Summarize the functions of the HHFA data analysis platform.

Course contents

Course introduction:
A brief introduction to this course on the HHFA.

Module 1: Introduction :
This module will provide an overview of the HHFA.

Module 2: Why should a country conduct an HHFA?:
This module will discuss why a country should conduct an HFFA.

Module 3: HHFA resource package:
This module introduces the resources that can be used to support the various stages of an HHFA.

Assessment:
There are 15 questions in this quiz-based assessment. The questions are a recap of the content covered in Modules 1 to 3. You must score 80% to pass.

Resources:
This section links to resources with more information on the HHFA.