“…Studies in literature show deficiencies in the quality of public healthcare information systems in Brazil, such as the lack of integration, fragmentation and duplicity of information (tHaineS et al, 2009, DaMÉ et al, 2011, poor coverage of some systems and uncertainties regarding the reliability of the data they maintain (DaMÉ et al, 2011, BarBUScia;roDrigUeS JÚnior, 2011, FariaS et al, 2011, Mota, 2009 and deficiencies in support to the manager in decision-making and planning processes (Mota, 2009, ViDor;FiSHer;BorDin, 2011). Healthcare information in Brazil has multiple sources, poor quality of data and availability in formats that hinder their appropriation by managers and by social control (MoraeS, 2010) and monitoring of data quality in healthcare information systems that serve the Unified Healthcare System (SUS) do not follow a regular evaluation plan (liMa et al, 2009). This paper introduces an evaluation process for quality attributes for SIM with two user profiles: healthcare professionals who use the system to feed death registrations in cities in the Northeast of the state of São Paulo, and healthcare managers who analyze system information for management and decision-making in the same region.…”