Joy Gacheri

God above all

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

Healthcare facilities and providers have a legal duty to protect your health data. We need to always ask: Who is responsible for my information, and who is accountable for keeping it safe?
#MyDataOurHealthKe #DigitalHealthWeek

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

#MyDataOurHealthKe began on the launch of data privacy day 2023 & brought together community organisations across East and West Africa together around one message: health data is personal. Protecting it means safeguarding people's privacy, dignity, & rights.
#Digitalhealthweek

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

Digital health thrives on public trust. People need confidence that their health information is safe, their privacy respected, and institutions held accountable when things go wrong.
#mydataourhealthke #digitalhealthweek

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

Digital health can only thrive when people trust the systems behind it. Building confidence starts with protecting people’s information and putting their rights at the center.
#mydataourhealth

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

Consent is not a check box —it is a fundamental right. People deserve clear information and a meaningful role in decisions about how their health data is collected, shared, and used.
#mydataourhealth

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

Digital health can only thrive when people trust the systems behind it. Building confidence starts with protecting people’s information and putting their rights at the center.
#mydataourhealth

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

No one should be left behind in the digital health journey. Health data systems must be inclusive and accessible for everyone—including persons with disabilities, older persons, rural communities, and those with limited digital literacy.
#mydataourhealth

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

Quality health data enables governments and health providers to plan effectively, allocate resources, track disease trends, and improve services. Strong health systems are built on reliable, accurate, and trusted data.
#mydataourhealth

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

Protecting privacy strengthens health systems. When people trust that their personal information is safe, they are more likely to seek care and engage with health services.
#mydataourhealth #digitalHealthActKe

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

Connected health systems create better outcomes. When health information can flow safely across platforms, providers can access the right information at the right time, patients experience improved care, and health resources are managed more effectively.
#mydataourhealth

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

Communities must be engaged not only as sources of information but as partners who understand how data drives decisions, improves services, and shapes health policies. Inclusive participation strengthens accountability and better outcomes for all.
#mydataourhealth

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

A connected future for health starts with investing in the right infrastructure. Moving beyond fragmented and manual systems will enable secure data sharing, better decision-making, and improved service delivery.
#Mydataourhealth

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

Health data is not just about information—its true value is about improving lives. When transformed into action, reliable data can strengthen health services, guide better decisions, and help ensure every Kenyan has access to quality and equitable care.
#mydataourhealth

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

Health data tells the story of our lives, our families, and our communities. Every Kenyans has the right to understand how their health information, is collected, how it is protected, and how it is used.
#Mydataourhealth

[🍂 @Lovandfear]

“I was burning, while you came blaming me for the smell of ashes.”

— Fyodor Dostoevsky