Rebecca Lundin¹, Ilaria Mariani¹, Kimberly Peven², Louise T Day², Marzia Lazzerini¹

Quality of routine health facility data used for newborn indicators in low- and middle-income countries: A systematic review

Ousman Mouhamadou^1*, Lorenzo Giovanni Cora^2*, Jacqueline Minja³, Firehiwot Abathun⁴, Rornald Muhumuza Kananura⁵, Mary Ayele⁴, Francesca Tognon⁶, Giovanni Putoto⁶,Johan Sæbø⁷, Ilaria Mariani², Sara Geremia⁸, Paolo Dalena^2,8, Donat Shamba³†, Marzia Lazzerini^2,9†

Users’ capabilities related to the electronic RHIS for newborn and stillbirth indicators: quantitative and qualitative findings of the IMPULSE study across 151 sites in the Central African Republic, Ethiopia, Tanzania, and Uganda

J Glob Health 2025;15:04239

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Rornald Muhumuza Kananura^1,2, Dalena Paolo^3,4, Lorenzo Giovanni Cora⁵, Firehiwot Abathun⁶, Ousman Mouhamadou⁷, Jacqueline Minja⁸, Mary Ayele⁶, Francesca Tognon⁹, Ilaria Mariani⁵, Sara Geremia⁴, Giovanni Putoto⁹, Donat Shamba⁸, Louise Tina Day¹⁰, Peter Lochoro¹¹, Richard Mugahe¹², Chris Ebong¹², Marzia Lazzerini^5,10*, Peter Waiswa²*

Availability and the quality of key newborn data within routine health facility data: findings of the IMPULSE observational study in the Central African Republic, Ethiopia, Tanzania, and Uganda

J Glob Health 2025;15:04359

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Mary Ayele¹*, Ilaria Mariani²*, Firehiwot Abathun¹, Ousman Mouhamadou³, Jacqueline Minja⁴, Muhumuza Kananura Rornald⁵, Francesca Tognon⁶, Louise Tina Day⁷, Johan Sæbø⁸, Henok Fisseha⁹, Felix Bundala⁹, Paolo Dalena^10,11, Sara Geremia¹¹, Lorenzo Giovanni Cora², Joy E Lawn⁷, Giovanni Putoto⁶, Peter Waiswa¹², Donat Shamba^4,7†, Marzia Lazzerini^2,7†

Functionalities of electronic routine health information systems related to newborn data: findings of the IMPULSE study in Uganda, Ethiopia, Tanzania, and the Central African Republic

J Glob Health 2025;15:04330

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Ilaria Mariani¹*, Firehiwot Abathun²*, Ousman Mouhamadou,³ Jacqueline Minja,⁴ Rornald Muhumuza Kananura⁵, Francesca Tognon⁶, Mary Ayele², Giovanni Putoto⁶, Tamrat Awell⁷, Paolo Dalena^8,9, Sara Geremia⁹, Lorenzo Giovanni Cora¹, Louise Tina Day¹⁰, Donat Shamba^4,10, Peter Waiswa¹¹†, Marzia Lazzerini^1,10†

Organisational and management factors and related end-users’ perspectives relevant to newborn and stillbirth data at different levels of the health system: findings of the IMPULSE study in Uganda, Ethiopia, Tanzania, and the Central African Republic

J Glob Health 2025;15:04329

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Firehiwot Abathun¹, Paolo Dalena^2,3, Rornald Muhumuza Kananura⁴, Jacqueline Minja⁵, Ousman Mouhamadou⁶, Mary Ayele¹, Louise Tina Day⁷, Francesca Tognon⁸, Lorenzo Giovanni Cora⁹, Ilaria Mariani⁹ , Sara Geremia³, Giovanni Putoto⁸, Joy Elizabeth Lawn⁷, Tamirat Awel¹⁰, Felix Bundala¹¹, Donat Shamba^5,7 , Peter Waiswa¹²*, Marzia Lazzerini^7,9*

Facility newborn and stillbirth data use and enabling factors at different levels of the health system: findings of the IMPULSE study across 142 sites in the Central African Republic, Ethiopia, Tanzania, and Uganda

J Glob Health 2025;15:04295

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Ronald Wasswa¹*, Lorenzo Giovanni Cora²*, Rornald Muhumuza Kananura^1,3, Peter Lochoro⁴, Richard Mugahi⁵, Jimmy Ogwal⁵, Chris Ebong⁵, Firehiwot Abathun⁶, Dawit Fisshea⁶, Jacqueline Minja⁷, Mary Ayele⁶, Ousman Mouhamadou⁸, Ilaria Mariani², Francesca Tognon⁹, Joy E Lawn¹⁰, Giovanni Putoto⁹, Donat Shamba⁷, Peter Waiswa¹†, Marzia Lazzerini²†

Stillbirth and newborn data quality and use and related input and process factors: findings of the IMPULSE study in Uganda

J Glob Health 2026;16:04153

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Dawit Fisseha¹*, Firehiwot Abathun¹*, Lorenzo Giovanni Cora², Bogale Worku³, Belete Belgu⁴, Aderajew Mekonnen Girmay⁵, Tiyese Chimuna⁶, Meles Solomon⁷, Hailu Abebe⁷, Ilaria Mariani², Mary Ayele¹, Muhumuza Kananura Rornald^8,9, Jacqueline Minja¹⁰, Ousman Mouhamadou¹¹, Francesca Tognon¹², Joy E Lawn¹³, Giovanni Putoto¹², Donat Shamba¹⁰, Peter Waiswa⁸, Tamrat Awell¹⁴†, Marzia Lazzerini²†

Stillbirth and newborn data quality and use and related input and process factors: findings of the IMPULSE study in Ethiopia

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IMPULSE (IMProving qUaLity and uSE of newborn indicators) Study Collection

The list of the papers in this collection will appear here when all of them are accepted published in JoGH

Quality of routine health facility data used for newborn indicators in low- and middle-income countries: A systematic review

J Glob Health 2022;12:04019

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Users’ capabilities related to the electronic RHIS for newborn and stillbirth indicators: quantitative and qualitative findings of the IMPULSE study across 151 sites in the Central African Republic, Ethiopia, Tanzania, and Uganda

J Glob Health 2025;15:04239

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Availability and the quality of key newborn data within routine health facility data: findings of the IMPULSE observational study in the Central African Republic, Ethiopia, Tanzania, and Uganda

J Glob Health 2025;15:04359

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Functionalities of electronic routine health information systems related to newborn data: findings of the IMPULSE study in Uganda, Ethiopia, Tanzania, and the Central African Republic

J Glob Health 2025;15:04330

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Organisational and management factors and related end-users’ perspectives relevant to newborn and stillbirth data at different levels of the health system: findings of the IMPULSE study in Uganda, Ethiopia, Tanzania, and the Central African Republic

J Glob Health 2025;15:04329

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Facility newborn and stillbirth data use and enabling factors at different levels of the health system: findings of the IMPULSE study across 142 sites in the Central African Republic, Ethiopia, Tanzania, and Uganda

J Glob Health 2025;15:04295

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Stillbirth and newborn data quality and use and related input and process factors: findings of the IMPULSE study in Uganda

J Glob Health 2026;16:04153

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Stillbirth and newborn data quality and use and related input and process factors: findings of the IMPULSE study in Ethiopia

J Glob Health 2026;16:04231

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