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evidencebased decisionmaking foundation health information systems however routine health information mostly utilized decision makers amhara region therefore study aimed explore facility department heads perceptions towards demand use routine health information decision making phenomenological qualitative study done eight districts amhara region june 102019 july 302019 obtained written informed consent recruited 22 key informants purposively research team prepared codebook assigned codes ideas identified salient patterns grouped similar ideas developed themes data thus data analyzed thematically using opencode software study revealed health workers collected many data little demanded utilized inform decisions majority respondents perceived data collected merely reporting lack skills data management analysis interpretation use technical attributes individual attributes included low staff motivation carelessness lack value data poor access data low support health information system limited space archiving inadequate finance related organizational attributes contextual socialpolitical factors also influenced use ehealth applications improved data demand use among health care providers study health workers collect routine health data merely reporting demand use mostly inform decisions solve problems technical individual organizational contextual attributes contributors low demand use routine health data thus recommend building technical capacity health workers introducing motivation mechanisms ensuring accountability systems better data use