Dear Community members
The HISP Asia Hub and the University of Oslo are delighted to announce the regional Conference for the Asia/Pacific DHIS2 community scheduled to take place on 22 - 24 November in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
This Asia/Pacific DHIS2 Conference will balance discussion and information sharing with learning technical skills through parallel sessions. It is comparable to a regional version of the DHIS2 Annual Conference hosted yearly in Oslo.
Discussions and presentations will focus on the following themes:
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Review of the latest DHIS2 features: We will provide a background on the latest DHIS2 features and how they can potentially support your DHIS2 implementation.
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Use case discussions: Using existing and planned examples from the field, use-cases will be discussed and demonstrated in order to provide an overview of current implementation efforts, successes and challenges.
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DHIS2 use for LMIS, onehealth and climate change : While the traditional health program service delivery areas will be discussed, additional sessions on DHIS2 use for logistics, onehealth and climate will be added to this conference.
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Standards based configuration: We will identify the standards based configurations available for implementations as reference and the resources available for you to standardize them within local contexts.
Technical sessions will include:
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The development and maintenance of facility profiles: Review how to implement and maintain a reference list of your health facilities including key indicators such as the number of staff on hand, the services offered, etc.
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Building public dashboards: Learn frameworks that allow you to build external, publicly accessible dashboards that retrieve data from DHIS2.
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Interoperability: Review the requirements to set up interoperability between DHIS2 and other systems as well as examples of interoperability that have been set up in the field.
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Security: Review the security features of DHIS2, learn about the DHIS2 security starter toolkit and discuss security needs within local implementations.
Are you based in the Asia/Pacific region? Do not hesitate to register HERE