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What does DHIS2 mean to you? For Khlood Fahti Alnaeem, a case management officer for the Sudan National Malaria Control Program, DHIS2 means targeted interventions in a large country with resource constraints. "By having locality level, facility level information, you can tailor your interventions
New research: DHIS2 has become the backbone of the Democratic Republic of Congo's health information system doi.org/10.1186/s129...
“DHIS2 has played an important role in the DRC’s move toward a more standardized national health information system," said author El Pacific M. Binagha. Reporting
The awards recognize the pair's pioneering contributions and longtime support of DHIS2 and HISP. Kristin Braa is a professor and the director of the HISP Centre at UiO. Jørn Braa, a UiO professor emeritus, was part of the research team that founded HISP and developed the original DHIS software.
DHIS2 pioneers Kristin and Jørn Braa honored at Asia-Pacific conference 🌏️ Bakht Muhammad Kakar, provincial health minister of Balochistan, Pakistan, presented awards from HISP Sri Lanka to siblings Kristin Braa and Jørn Braa at the close of this week's DHIS2 Asia-Pacific Conference in Sri Lanka.
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and useful for decision-making, with a focus on HIV, tuberculosis, malaria and immunization.
The work is coordinated by the United Nations Development Programme with financial support from the Global Fund.
HISP and the Guinea-Bissau are strengthening the country's DHIS2-based health information system dhis2.org/hisp-to-stre...
Under a new agreement, the HISP Centre at the University of Oslo and Saudigitus will help the National Institute of Public Health make its health data more reliable, timely
#Balochistan health department says #DHIS2 has significantly improved health data reporting: bexpress.com.pk/blog/6ac3f2d...
At a meeting chaired by Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti, Health Secretary Mujib-ur-Rehman Panezai reported major gains in digital data reporting and reporting compliance.
Provincial Minister for Health in Pakistan, along with several other distinguished guests, HISP leaders, and partners.
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We're back for Day 2 at the 2026 DHIS2 Asia-Pacific Conference in Sri Lanka! Yesterday was a wonderful start to the event, featuring inspiring presentations from Dr. Anil Jasinghe, the Secretary for Sri Lanka's Ministry of Health and Mass Media, and Bakht Muhammad Kakar, the Balochistan
Custom Forms in @dhis2.org still gives you more flexibility when designing data entry forms.
In this short video, I create a Custom Form in DHIS2 v43 and look at when this option makes sense.
Have you used Custom Forms in your implementation?
nutrition and community health workflows, and innovations in analytics, performance and AI.
Unable to attend in person? Join the conversation online! You can follow the sessions live via two different streams on YouTube: community.dhis2.org/t/watch-the-...
Today was Day 1 of the 2026 DHIS2 Asia-Pacific Conference in Colombo, Sri Lanka, hosted by HISP Asia and the HISP Centre at University of Oslo! 👏 Tomorrow promises to be another exciting day, featuring presentations about data quality, using DHIS2 for primary health care, DHIS2 solutions for
Dr. Andrew Kwiringira, a senior epidemiologist with Uganda's Ministry of Health, says that DHIS2 provided a lifeline for the country in the wake of funding cuts that disrupted health data reporting. "We had a crisis across the whole country," he said. "DHIS2 was already there for us."
at their facilities, from stocking test kits to distributing bed nets before cases rise.
Health workers in Malawi and Mozambique are helping shape how malaria forecasts are presented in DHIS2. During a recent visit by a HISP Centre researcher, about 50 medical staff and data clerks reviewed forecast charts, explained what they saw, and described how early warnings could guide action
"If forecast is provided regularly, whether monthly or every three months during the seasons, and shared widely across the area, we would know whether more malaria cases are forecast that month or how uncertain the forecast is. So yes, I think it would help a lot." — Hospital director, Maputo
