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DHIS2
DHIS2 is a free and open-source software platform developed by HISP that is used in 100+ countries for data management
About DHIS2
The DHIS2 software platform is designed to improve the health and well-being of people through access and use of information. The software is used by governments and NGOs in more than 100 countries to collect and manage data and help solve problems within health, education, sanitation, nutrition and disaster relief. DHIS2 is freely available to all as a open-source Digital Public Good. DHIS2 is developed by the HISP Centre at the University of Oslo, in collaboration with a global network of HISP groups that work directly with partners and stakeholders in the global south. Our mission is to make data collection, visualization and interpretation simple, straight-forward and accessible, even in some of the most challenging and resource-constrained environments in the world.
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Signals from DHIS2
5 published signals
Technology & Infrastructure
DHIS2 was used by the Rwanda Biomedical Centre to replace paper-based cancer registration, extending the national cancer registry's reach from 1.2 million people in Kigali to over 13 million nationwide.
Reported by DHIS2
Presence & Recognition
DHIS2 participated in the 18th World Congress on Public Health in Cape Town with a climate-health model running in DHIS2 and Chap.
Reported by DHIS2
People
DHIS2 colleague Herman Tretteteig is working with teammates from HISP University of Malawi in Malawi to bring malaria forecasting into DHIS2.
Reported by DHIS2
Presence & Recognition
DHIS2 highlighted Bob Jolliffe, part of the HISP UiO team, for almost two decades helping colleagues and countries around the world take ownership of their health information systems in the September Newsletter.
Reported by DHIS2
Products & Services
DHIS2 announced the presentation of a new LIS-DHIS2 integration toolkit developed in partnership with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Reported by DHIS2