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Exploring the role of health management information systems in improving accountability arrangements for primary health care delivery in less developed countries: a case of Northern Nigeria

Health management information systems (HMIS) are implemented in less developed countries (LDCs) with the expectation that they will contribute to improving primary health care (PHC) delivery. Information generated through these systems is conceived as an imperative for better decision making processes and strengthening accountability arrangements that underpin the delivery of PHC. Despite strong rhetoric and significant investments to support these systems, most HMIS implementation in LDCs face challenges of poor data quality and weak accountability arrangements that limit their impact on heal…

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