DHIS2

In today's video about #DHIS2InTheCaribbean, we hear from Russel Roberts, a systems administrator with Dominica's Ministry of Health, who shares how the small Caribbean island nation is using DHIS2 to manage childhood vaccinations. Watch now: https://lnkd.in/ewNWAqgy #DHIS2 #OpenSource #DigitalPublicGoods 

Today on World Neglected Tropical Disease (NTD) Day, learn how the new DHIS2 NTD Module supports efforts to prevent, control, and eliminate or eradicate more than 30 diseases and disease groups. The DHIS2 NTD overarching module provides a robust digital framework for routine reporting on NTDs within national health management information systems (HMIS). Built on World Health Organization guidelines and reporting standards, it supports the collection of standardized data across 30+ diseases while allowing for localization to align with specific country needs. By facilitating integration with existing health systems, it enables efficient monitoring, control, and elimination efforts. The module also aids progress tracking towards the WHO 2021-2030 roadmap goals, targeting significant reductions in NTD-related morbidity and interventions. Learn more and explore the interactive demo: https://buff.ly/3WGqkCn #BeatNTDs #WorldNTDDay #DHIS2 #OpenSource #DigitalPublicGoods

Up next in our series about DHIS2 in the Caribbean, we hear from Kevin Harris, a systems analyst with the Ministry of Health in St. Lucia, about the innovative ways the ministry is using DHIS2 for food safety data collection and reporting. Watch now: https://buff.ly/3WFKsof #DHIS2 #OpenSource #DigitalPublicGoods #DHIS2InTheCaribbean

REGISTER NOW: Join us for our new Capture app webinar, 5 Feb.! In this Feature Spotlight webinar, we will demonstrate how the new Capture App functions, including: - How it integrates event and tracker data capture together - The revised UI and tracked entity dashboard in the capture app - Routines and features for entering tracker data including: search, registration, adding program stage and event data, performing transfers and referrals, etc. - New features within the Capture app, including working lists This session is open to anyone interested in learning about the new Capture app and how it functions. This would also be of interest to anyone who is thinking of moving from the Tracker Capture app to the new Capture app. 5 Feb., 14:00 CET Register: https://buff.ly/4hchYdY #DHIS2 #OpenSource #DigitalPublicGoods

In today's video, we hear from Deroy Ferdinand with the Epidemiology Unit at the Ministry of Health, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, about how the ministry is using DHIS2 for public health, including its work on syndromic surveillance, reporting, and annual surveys. Watch now: https://buff.ly/40NIg0r #DHIS2 #OpenSource #DigitalPublicGoods #DHIS2InTheCaribbean

This week, we are sharing a series of videos about DHIS2's use in the Caribbean, highlighting several new initiatives and the increasing interest in using DHIS2 to collect and analyze data in the region. The Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) plays a leading role in building DHIS2 capacity in the region. CARPHA has partnered with the HISP Centre at University of Oslo through a memorandum of understanding, and together we are dedicated to our shared commitment to improving public health in the Caribbean with DHIS2. Watch now: https://buff.ly/42BKRf4 #DHIS2 #DHIS2InTheCaribbean #OpenSource #DigitalPublicGoods

NEWS: Niger beats a major meningitis outbreak with DHIS2 and a new vaccine. Niger's Ministry of Health deployed DHIS2 for intra-campaign monitoring during a reactive vaccination campaign in July, with 1,444 teams vaccinating 1,805,390 people in three regions. “With the monitoring of the second campaign, we met every morning to go over the DHIS2 monitoring results. It was remarkable to see the difference in the ease of monitoring. We could see which teams were supervised and the common issues observed during the previous day. This led us to respond to the needs and quickly correct course when necessary.” – Kalidou Moussa, National supervisor in Agadez region Read More: https://buff.ly/3WqugqL World Health Organization #DHIS2 #OpenSource #DigitalPublicGoods

NEWS: Registration is now OPEN for the DHIS2 2025 Annual Conference! The Annual Conference brings together DHIS2 implementers, developers, ministry representatives, technical partners, donors, and other DHIS2 experts from around the world to share experiences, learn about the latest developments and innovations, and make connections that can lead to new partnerships and collaborations. Join us for this year's event: 10-13 June at Universitetet i Oslo (UiO) in Norway We are expecting a large number of participants again this year, so don't wait to reserve your spot. ⚠️ Take advantage of the limited early-bird discount: The first 150 attendees to register and pay before 30 April will save USD $105 off the standard-price ticket! Drop a comment below if you're planning to attend. ✍️ Register today: https://buff.ly/42pe1hG #DAC2025 #DHIS2 #OpenSource #DigitalPublicGoods

HAPPENING NOW: Don't miss the DHIS2 Feature Spotlight Webinar on Data Entry! This webinar will cover the new Data Entry App, including discussions on the new user interface, new features, and how forms are rendered within the app. We recommend this session to anyone interested in moving over from the legacy data entry app to the new Data Entry App, or anyone who wants to learn about the features of the new app. Join the webinar now: https://buff.ly/3Cu7vvg #DHIS2 #OpenSource #DigitalPublicGoods

Today we wrap up the #DHIS2AndHISP Series with... 👐 Part 6: SHARE While the HISP approach is heavily tied to the local needs of country-level connections, a key result of our exploration of real-world problems and developing solutions in a local context is transforming the generic elements of those solutions into globally shared tools, and facilitating local innovation and adaptation with those tools in other countries, including the sharing of locally developed DHIS2 applications and design approaches. HISP facilitates the sharing of DHIS2 innovations and best practices in a number of ways. Custom DHIS2 applications can be shared through the DHIS2 App Hub, where they are available for use worldwide. The HISP Centre at University of Oslo coordinates the DHIS2 Community of Practice, an online forum with more than 10,000 members where DHIS2 experts from around the world share experiences and best practices. DHIS2 community members can also connect and share in person through regional DHIS2 Academies and conferences hosted by HISP groups, and as the DHIS2 Annual Conference hosted by HISP UiO, which offers an opportunity to share local work with a global audience. Learn More: https://buff.ly/4ap6AJq #DHIS2 #OpenSource #DigitalPublicGoods