The Monitoring and Evaluation Technical Support (METS) program is a five year CDC-funded collaboration between the Makerere University School of Public Health (MakSPH) and the University of California San Francisco (UCSF).
METS partners with Ministry of Health and other CDC funded Implementing partners to improve HIV service quality and strategic information
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Message from our Board
WORD FROM PI (Prof. Rhoda Wanyenze)
I welcome you to the Makerere University School of Public Health-Monitoring and Evaluation Technical Support (MAKSPH-METS) Program website! In the last decade, the push for governments, institutions, and other public organisations to be more efficient and effective has gained momentum. As a result governments and other public institutions are adopting Result based management principles. This requires the presence of effective M&E systems that will be the hallmark for tracking results from policies, programs/projects, and other interventions where public funds are used. ...
MESSAGE FROM THE PROGRAM MANAGER - MS. EVELYN AKELLO
It is humbling that you have shown interest in our website, you are welcome.MakSPH-METS Program has had a great initial year because we have been able to reach out to our target Districts as well as develop a good relationship with the various stakeholders in the sector. Our high-performance program is equipped with the mission of strengthening health systems in Uganda using innovative capacity-building approaches.What has distinguished METS is our ability to collaborate and work with the relevant partners, Ministry ...About METS
The Monitoring and Evaluation Technical Support (METS) Program is a 5-year CDC-supported collaboration of Makerere University School of Public Health (MakSPH), the University of California San Francisco (UCSF) and Health Information Systems Program (HISP Uganda).
The program emerged out of the growing recognition of the importance of evidence-based decision making for an AIDS Free Generation in Uganda. Hence the need to strengthen the Government of Uganda’s Capacity for Regionally Centered and District-Implemented HIV and TB Programming through Health Systems Strengthening (HSS), Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E), Strategic Information (SI), Disease Surveillance (DS) and Health Informatics Systems (HIS).
The overall objectives of the METS Program are as follows:
- Support Ministry of Health to plan, implement and maintain the national HIS EA across community, facility and national Health Information Systems
- Support Ministry of Health to implement patient-centered information systems for clinical and laboratory services where patients are uniquely identified for improved care and epidemic intelligence
- Support Ministry of Health to operationalize HIV/TB Case Based Surveillance at national level to achieve sustained control of the HIV epidemic
- Align US Government Monitoring, Evaluation and reporting system with national Monitoring & Evaluation framework to improve national Health Management Information System reporting
- Strengthen technical capacity of the Regional Referral Hospitals to rapidly implement national level policies, coordinate the regional HIV/TB response and effectively utilize high quality HIV/TB data for decentralized epidemic response
- Support Ministry of Health to plan and coordinate Quality Improvement activities at all levels of the health system
Our Mission
“To strengthen health systems in Uganda through innovative capacity building approaches for an evidence based and effective HIV response.”
Our Vision
“A Centre of Excellence in Strategic Information”
Our Core Values
- Respect
We are mindful of everyone, treating others with respect and understanding - Excellence
We strive to surpass expectations in all we do, constantly working to enhance competences and efficiency - Accountability and Integrity
We take responsibility for our actions and obligations. - Team work
We work together to support individual and organizational success. - Networking and Collaboration
We value the power of networks and collaborate with other like-minded institutions and partners to achieve mutual objectives.
