2024
DOI: 10.2196/54278
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Effect of Performance-Based Nonfinancial Incentives on Data Quality in Individual Medical Records of Institutional Births: Quasi-Experimental Study

Biniam Kefiyalew Taye,
Lemma Derseh Gezie,
Asmamaw Atnafu
et al.

Abstract: Background Despite the potential of routine health information systems in tackling persistent maternal deaths stemming from poor service quality at health facilities during and around childbirth, research has demonstrated their suboptimal performance, evident from the incomplete and inaccurate data unfit for practical use. There is a consensus that nonfinancial incentives can enhance health care providers’ commitment toward achieving the desired health care quality. However, there is limited eviden… Show more

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