Closely collaborating with Ethiopia’s Ministry of Health, the JSI-led Ethiopia Data Use Partnership (DUP) celebrates accomplishments in improving data management, digital health services, and governance frameworks across the country. Read about some of its key achievements in its first year of phase two. #Ethiopia #GlobalHealth #DigitalHealth #DataUse
Summary of JSI Data Use Partnership (DUP) First-Year Review: ------- Capacity Building: In its second phase, DUP supported 2,263 participants in data management, analysis, and utilization. It also mentored 392 individuals in data consistency checks, analysis, and reporting, with a focus on maternal and child health and disease control. DUP led the creation of Private HMIS Implementation Guidelines and bolstered performance monitoring by preparing templates and organizing review meetings. Culture of Information Use: DUP contributed to various health strategy documents, including the Health Sector Development and Investment Plan (2023/24–2025/26) and revised guidelines for data quality and planning. It also supported the Mid-term review of HSTP-II and the dissemination of annual and semi-annual performance reports. Digital Health Services: DUP advanced the Digital Health Project Inventory, conducted an Enterprise Architecture Capability Maturity Assessment, and launched interoperability servers for the MOH Data Center. It integrated 600 User Customized Reports into eCHIS, enhanced the Open Concept Lab, and facilitated the integration of DHIS2 with the MFR system. Support was also provided for DHIS2 upgrades, customization, and ongoing eCHIS implementation. Health information system/Digital Health Governance: DUP aligned HIS/DH activities for 2016 EFY, celebrated National Health Data Week, and played a key role in creating taskforces and revising governance guidelines. It also revitalized regional HIS/DH structures, developed regional health plans, and fostered inclusive decision-making and accountability. Overall, DUP has made significant strides in improving data management, digital health services, and governance frameworks.
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