Thank you, AL -Gassim. I love reading others’ contributions. Today I can tell the community that I took my first step to get Uruguay involved in this giant work of data to use it for improvement. As many other places in the world, the country faces absenteeism at High School mostly.
Then I decided to present DHIS2 to the National Administration of Public Education, which is the state organism responsible for the management and administration of education in the country.
IT technicians were asked to search the DHIS2 web to see its advantages or disadvantages to be implemented in Uruguay. Authorities answered that it could be used for other kind of projects, apart from the one mentioned.
I’m anxious to connect the entire world and enrich knowledge through interaction, hard work and precise real time data for improvement in decision making. The future does not wait.
Hello Community,
My name is Mustafa Tarek, and I am a junior Java developer from Egypt. I am passionate about open source and eager to gain experience in the data and analytics domain.
I chose DHIS2 because of its highly active and well-organized community, as well as the impactful projects being developed. I would be glad to become part of this community, learn from it, and contribute to its growth.
I am Joel MANIRAKIZA from Burundi and I am working in non governmental organization as a responsible for creating demand for quality care and I keep an eye on community datas of private healthcare facilities. I am very proud and excited to join your team and I think I’ll learn more.
My name is Benjamin Haindapa. I am from Papua New Guinea. We have started using DHIS2 in Papua New Guinea. We are testing this out within the Health Sector. We are excited to see how DHIS2 can be used to transform how we see data and how it will be used to inform planning. I am in need of support to see how we can move this along in my country.
I am an aspiring Public health pharmacist currently specializing in immunization/equity/vaccines strengthening in healthcare sytem with basically over 5yrs experience in data collection AND ENTRY.. nice to be here
je suis originaire de la republique democratique du congo et j’habite la ville de Kinshasa, DHIS2 est le plate forme principal que nous utilisons dans notre système sanitaire; Ainsi en ma qualité d’expert en suivi et evaluation, c’est un outil d’usage contidient en terme d’analyse des données et de visualisation. je voudrais renforcer mes capacités dans l’usage de cet outil surtout en matière de programmation, création de tracker. Merci à tous
Hello!
Welcome to the DHIS2 Community of Practice! It’s so great hearing from you and congratulations on joining the community. @baganwa from Burundi! @Benjamin_Haindapa from Papua New Guinea! @Faisal2ks from Nigeria! @Fleuve from Republic of the Congo.
Thank you for your intros! Happy to see you in the community…
Am Alex Okoth, an Experienced Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) professional with 6 years of expertise in MEL frameworks, data management, and project implementation. Proficient in designing and implementing M&E systems, data collection tools, and performance tracking mechanisms. Skilled in using tools such as ODK, KOBO,CommCare, Excel, SPSS, Stata, Nvivo, and Power BI. Proven ability to enhance M&E systems, conduct impact assessments, and support evidence-based decision-making for USAID and humanitarian-funded projects.
I am here to learn DHIS 2, hoping you will support me to learn
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Hello everyone.
I am Mohammad Al Ahmad Alaisa, an Internist at Al-Tabqa National Hospital in Syria.
I have successfully completed several courses related to public health fundamentals, epidemic control, and primary care management.
I worked as an emergency physician, then as a trainer, training director, and medical director at the Saudi Red Crescent Authority.
During the revolution, in addition to managing medical work, I was the official responsible for epidemiological surveillance for more than ten years, representing EWARN.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, I was the supervisor of the COVID center in the region.
I contributed to establishing and managing the Health Institute in Tabqa, and I train community health worker courses.
Hello DHIS2 community,
My name is Morgan Jason Otieno. I’m currently based in Nairobi Kenya. Just completed learning the KHIS courses in order to familiarize myself with the Health systems in Kenya under HISP. I’m a software engineer and I work with JavaScript(React) and Python. I am grateful for being part of the DHIS2 community as I await to contribute to their projects God willing. Among my hobbies I am a soccer player as well as a Calisthenics athlete(full planche is tough ), I read novels and I am learning painting.
I am excited to be part of this journey.
my namei isIshmael Turay working for Miinstry of Health attached to Expanded Programme on Immunization, As a Monitoring and Evaluation Officer, I play a key role in ensuring that immunization programs are effectively planned, implemented, and assessed. My work involves collecting and analyzing data to monitor the performance of vaccination activities, identify gaps, and support data-driven decision-making. I am passionate about improving public health outcomes and contributing to the overall strengthening of health systems in my country. With a strong background in data analysis, program management, and health systems monitoring, I am committed to making a meaningful impact through evidence-based approaches in healthcare delivery.
My name is Jackson and I am a student researching about cybersecurity flaws in DHIS-2, specific to the Pacific Islands. I am keen to learn from people who have worked on this project in the islands and if there are literature produced as part of the research, I would be happy to look through and see how we can collectively work as a community to ensure patient(user) data is safe on the platform in small island developing states context. If you have worked in Solomon Islands or Vanuatu, reach out.
Hi wantok, what was your experience like since deploying the platform in PNG? What were some of your challenges in terms of collecting/inputing data? How did the team verify data input into the system?
I have worked with WHO in the Pacific Islands. I’m between contracts and taking this time to learn more about DHIS2 as I have been meaning to for some time.
Très heureux de faire partir de la communauté DHIS2, je suis ALI basé au Cameroun, je travail pour le compte du service de lutte contre les pandémie du ministère de la défense. J’ai commencé à manifester mon intérêt à DHIS2 il y a très peu de temps lorsque j’ai été impliqué dans le projet DHAPP/PEPFAR. Dans ce projet la gestion des données est d’une importance capitale et donc il était de mon intérêt de former en la matière.
My name is Yosef Ayele, and I am from Ethiopia. I have extensive experience working within government institutions and have served as a UNICEF Technical Assistant for over eight years. Recently, I learned about the DHIS2 project presentation during a UNICEF country office program training. This sparked my interest in the software, and since then, I have been actively pursuing online training over the past two weeks.
To date, I have completed the courses “Introduction to DHIS2” and “Aggregate Data Capture and Validation”, earning certificates for both. I am currently in the process of completing the third course, “Aggregate Data Analysis in DHIS2”.
Upon completing these courses, my plan is to implement DHIS2 to integrate UNICEF data management routines at my workplace. Additionally, I aim to further enhance my expertise in DHIS2 by undertaking advanced courses to become a higher-level specialist in the system.
), I read novels and I am learning painting.