Taehee Jo, Eun Key Kim, Jin Sup Eom, Hyun Ho Han
Comparison of transverse upper gracilis and profunda femoris artery perforator flaps for breast reconstruction: A systematic review
Microsurgery
proper utilization health data paramount importance health service management however less practiced developing countries including ethiopia therefore study aimed assess routine health information utilization identify factors associated among health workers illubabor zone western ethiopia facility based crosssectional study conducted march june 2021 total 423 randomly selected health workers data collected using intervieweradministered questionnaire developed based performance routine information system management prism framework created composite variables health workers knowledge attitude abilities information utilization based existing data multivariate logistic regression analysis performed statistical association outcome independent variables declared using 95 ci p 005 twothirds 279 health workers 660 95 ci 613 704 good health information utilization twothirds health workers think organizational decisionmaking culture 671 95 ci 626 715 facility managers supervisors promotion information use 655 95 ci 609 699 positive half health workers 570 95 ci 522 616 positive attitude toward data management majority 858 95 ci 822 889 believe competent performing routine data analysis interpretation activities twothirds health workers 655 95 ci 609 699 proficient data analysis interpretation use routine health information lower national target data literatures unacceptably large number health personnel use information result efforts made increase health workers data management knowledge skills well organizational culture data utilization