Today, #African health ministers & gov representatives opened the 73rd session of the @WHO Regional Committee for Africa to discuss & agree on key measures to address the region’s health challenges, advance & promote good health & well-being 👉🏾 https://t.co/LBozcxASFB
#RC73AFRO
@HISP_SA_ & @WHO blog article | ‘Digital Health Atlas (DHA) in #Africa – a global digital health registry platform.'
@HISP_SA_ supporting the initiative of a shared language to describe the uses of digital technology for health. Read more here: https://t.co/SAuGnta44a
Mr @MANKGA – our Software Engineering Coordinator is also part of the team presenting today @dhis2. Join us for his session titled ‘Interoperability Country Examples Pt 1&2’.
Detailed program: https://t.co/GjdQWQlYCB
#BBLT#Interoperability#SoftwareEngineering#dac2022
Day 3 of #DAC2022 is starting off with a plenary session on "Foundations for building mature and country led Health Information Systems" featuring presentations from Ministries of Health of Cameroon, Ghana, Rwanda, Timor-Leste and South Africa. https://t.co/PQFT6naMWr
Day 2 @dhis2 Annual Conference. HISP-SA is proud to support @HealthZA SA Ministry of Health as one of the long-lasting #DHIS2 implementors. Today we shared our successful stories on capacity building, system governance and local ownership.
#BuildingBetterLivesTogether#dac2022
Day 2 of the DHIS2 Annual Conference starts at 8:30 CET with a plenary session on Local innovation for global progress! Watch the livestream on the Community of Practice: https://t.co/VLLtotqbwd
Ms Elmarie Claasen and Dr Melissa Andrews will be part of a team presenting the session titled “Long term system maintenance: Part 1 & 2 at The #DHIS2 Annual Conference 2022.''
Detailed program👉https://t.co/gofuaKNSq2
#BuildingBetterLivesTogether#GlobalGood#dac2022