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Terms of reference: first six tasks Health data dictionary activity health data dictionary consultant (initial activity)

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Introduction:

Complex information systems require a data dictionary in order to facilitate data entry, facilitate interoperability of systems, and facilitate analysis of comparable data across institutions and venues.
A health-sector-wideNational Health Data Dictionary [NHDD] is a dynamic document which spells out in detail each coding system, and each data item – both its format and its meaning (semantics).
The NHDD will be in Mongolian and English, and will be web-enabled, to allow easy updates and allow easy access to “the latest version” by each stakeholder.

Statement by H.E.Mr. Dagvadorj Ochirbat, at the UN General Assembly high-level Meeting on AIDS

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Statement by H.E.Mr. Dagvadorj Ochirbat, Member of Parliament of Mongolia, Chairman of the Parliament standing committee on Social policy, education, culture and science and Head of the Delegation to the UN General Assembly high-level meeting on AIDS at the UN General Assembly high-level Meeting on AIDS.

The Ministry of Health is now accepting applications

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The Ministry of Health (MoH) is now accepting applications for the post below for the “Project 9115-MON: Access to Health Services for Disadvantaged Groups in Ulaanbaatar” (2009-2012), being implemented with a grant from the Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction (JFPR).
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Invitation

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“International medical equipment exhibition-2011” will be held in Ulaan-bator, Mongolia from June 3 to 5, 2011, at Misheel Expo Exhibition Center, Ulaan-bator.
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Regional Director's Visit to Mongolia

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Busy time in Mongolia

Dr Shin Young-soo visited Mongolia from 9 to 12 July. It was his first official visit to Mongolia as Regional Director. He was joined by Dr Wiwat Rojanapithayakorn, the WHO Representative in Mongolia, for four busy days that included meetings with Prime Minister Sukhbaatar Batbold, Minister for Health Sambuu Lambaa, senior officials and staff from WHO and other United Nation agencies.

Site visits were made to the Health Sciences University of Mongolia, the National Blood Center and two local hospitals.

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The vision of the Ministry of Health of Mongolia is to strive to ensure the availability, accessibility, affordability and equity of quality health care services for all Mongolians. Health care will be provided through a needs-based health system which will specifically address the health issues affecting vulnerable groups (particularly the poor), and regulate and enhance the health sector’s human resource capacity. The ultimate goal of the Ministry of Health is to promote social and economic development through poverty alleviation.