One thing I’m learning to value more through my work is the opportunity to visit different sites and see how people actually work.
These experiences are changing the way I think about DHIS2 implementations.
Whether we’re designing data entry forms, configuring metadata, building dashboards, or implementing new features in DHIS2, the principle is the same:
The best solutions start with understanding the people who use them.
Some of the most valuable insights don’t come from a dashboard or a requirements document. They come from observing workflows, listening to users, and understanding the realities of their day-to-day work.
I recorded a short reflection on this idea, and I’d love to hear what others in the community think.
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Discussion
Has spending time with end users ever changed the way you approached a DHIS2 implementation?