Deodatus Mwingizi is a renowned public health specialist educated at Muhimbili University, Tanzania, for his Medical Doctorate and Cavendish University, Uganda, for his Master of Public Health. Dr. Mwingizi is an expert in developing Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) structures, crucial in health project management. He possesses a unique skill set in Data Quality Assessments, especially for USAID.
Additionally, he excels in training teams in logic frameworks, theories of change, and advanced data evaluations. His vast experience spans designing MEL systems, and research methodologies, and collaborating with entities like USAID Tanzania Vector Control Activity, Save the Children International, and Social Solutions. He's pivotal in devising digital data systems, Excel-based dynamic dashboards, and indicator management platforms.
Notably, Dr. Mwingizi has spearheaded various research surveys and evaluations, including cost-effective assessments using mixed qualitative designs. He boasts proficiency in both qualitative and quantitative data collection and analysis, with expertise in creating interview materials and leading diverse interview sessions. Adept in data analysis, Dr. Mwingizi is proficient in tools like NVivo, MAXQDA, Dedoose, Microsoft Excel, SPSS, and Stata. His analytical capabilities extend to performance against targets, cascade analysis, and data representation in platforms such as PowerPoint and GIS.
His impressive portfolio includes over 15 evaluation analyses and 20 donor reports for esteemed organizations like USAID Tanzania, UNICEF, and DFID. Collaboratively, Dr. Mwingizi has forged ties with global institutions including UNICEF, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, and NIMR. His collaborations with MoH, PORALG, and USAID emphasize his adeptness in harnessing national databases like DHIS 2, School Information System, IPRS, and the Development Information Solution, showcasing his prominence in contemporary public health.
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