WHO-FIC Network Annual Meeting 2014 | 11-17 October 2014, Barcelona, Spain 1 |1 | WHO-FIC Council...

WHO-FIC Network Annual Meeting 2014 | 11-17 October 2014, Barcelona, Spain1 |

WHO-FIC Council Update from WHO Regional Office for the

Western Pacific (WPRO)

Mark LandryCoordinator, Health Intelligence and Innovation, WPRO

[email protected]


Regional Activities UpdateRegional Activities Update

Universal Health Coverage (UHC)Operationalizing global UHC monitoring framework in regional and national settingsIndicators and dashboardsHealth Information and Intelligence Platform (HIIP) for the Western Pacific

– Increases access to multiple sources of health information and statistics for/from countries

– Enhances data analysis and use with visualizations and dashboards to improve policy, planning, and communications

Burden of disease analyses (e.g., Cambodia, Philippines, Fiji) for health sector planningMeasuring and Achieving UHC with ICT conference 2-5 December 2014, Manila, Philippines



NCD Monitoring and Surveillance

Implementing global framework with Regional Action Plan 2014-2020

Target #1 addresses premature mortality from NCDs with 2 indicators



Civil Registration & Vital Statistics (CRVS)

Asia/Pacific Regional Partnership for Improving CRVS (Website)

– Health, Statistics, Civil Registrar– UN ESCAP, WHO, UNICEF, UNFPA,

UNHCR, Plan International, ADB, SPCProgramme components

– Legal framework and institutional capacity– Political commitment and public awareness– Completeness of registration of vital events– Quality of civil registration and vital statistics– Use and dissemination of vital statistics– Coordination and collaboration

CRVS Investment Plans (Philippines + 5-7 additional in next 12-18 months)

24-28 November 2014 Bangkok, Thailand



Pacific CRVS Support: Brisbane Accord Group (BAG)

18 PICTs implementing Pacific Vital Statistics Action Plan

Country assessments and action plans guided by multi-sectoral CRVS committees with accountability

Focus on birth/death registration and cause of death, data analysis/reporting (April 2014 course)

Analytical capacity-building: CRVS training, medical certification training, ICD-10 mortality and morbidity coding, curriculum changes (FNU)


Classifications Regional PrioritiesClassifications Regional Priorities

Multiple ICD/ICF implementation strategies in different country contexts– Pacific island countries: e.g., “coding as a service” model

– Low/middle income countries: Tertiary hospitals (full), primary healthcare level (simplified)

Building institutional and individual capacity– Training of Trainers in ICD coding

– Physician training in death certification

– Morbidity and mortality statistics analysis and report writing

– Verbal autopsy (VA)

– Hospital management (case-mix, DRGs) and health insurance schemes

– Adapting techniques and learning from developed country experience

ICF as an enabler for disabilities and rehabilitation initiative

Implementation of WHO-FIC tools and informatics solutions


Call to ActionCall to Action

Develop multiple pathways and approaches for low and middle income countries to adopt and implement ICD, ICF, (ICHI) from tertiary hospital down to primary healthcare (PHC) level

– WHO-FIC Asia-Pacific Network ICD-10 Simplified Version– ICD tabulations linked to routine HIS reporting (DHIS2)

Improve centralized access point to WHO-FIC Network resources and tools, including ICD-10 2014 updates

Develop the business case (costs/benefits) for ICD-10 implementation and future ICD-11 adoption in low/middle income countries

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