DHIS2 for Covid-19 Vaccine Delivery
Since the beginning of 2021, DHIS2 has been rapidly deployed in 33 countries to manage national vaccine delivery plans, in alignment with the WHO strategy for supporting the scale-up of digital solutions to support efficient, equitable delivery of COVID-19 vaccines. This includes extensive use of Tracker for electronic immunization registries and vaccination certificates, as well as components for monitoring vaccine stock and logistics, and tracking of Adverse Events Following Immunization (AEFI). This session will offer experiences and lessons learned from COVID-19 vaccine delivery activities, as well as implications for long-term strengthening of national immunization program management and harmonization of countries’ national DHIS2 architecture.
Technical Level
Somewhat technical
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Welcome Remarks
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Welcome Remarks
Message from the Organizers: • Nicola Hobby, BAO Systems • Lars Helge Overland, HISP UiO
DHIS2 for Routine Education Data Management and Emergency Response: Uganda Use Cases
Improving Routine Data & Clinical Quality with DHIS2
DHIS2 for Donors
While donors have long supported the use of DHIS2 for projects and implementing partners, more and more donors have adopted DHIS2 as an internal reporting system. In this panel, we’ll bring a group of donor representatives together to discuss how DHIS2 adoption has supported their internal data management needs. We’ll also touch on how this adoption has helped to better align with Government and implementing partners.
Wanda: Assessing User Satisfaction on Using a DHIS2 Android Based Data Management System in Low Resource Settings
Global Alignment Across DHIS2-based Systems for Integrated Vector Control Data Use
The Many Ways to Slice a (Juicy Historical Data) Pie: Exploring and Comparing 4 Tools to Import Historical Data
Augmenting DHIS2 with Commercial Software
DHIS2 as an open-source product has had incredible success across the development sector. However, no one software can be everything for everyone. In this panel, we’ll look at three different use cases to show how various organizations have augmented open-source DHIS2 with a commercial software, and why this approach can provide best in class solutions for a variety of use cases.
Using DHIS2 as a National NTD Database to Extend Routine Data Collected by HMIS
Using a Collaborative Action Model to Ensure Data-driven Decision Making in Haiti
Development and Rollout of a Standardized DHIS2 Tracker Metadata Package for HIV Programs
