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Webinar Save the date:?Transforming Paper Records to FHIR-Ready Data

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Transforming Paper Records to FHIR-Ready Data

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We invite you to an exclusive webinar on "Going Digital: Transforming Paper Records to FHIR-Ready Data", featuring OnyeSync, an interoperability solution streamlining healthcare data standardization and exchange.

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  1. Challenges of Paper-Based Systems: Learn how data loss, inefficiency, and manual errors impact care delivery and operations.
  2. The Power of Digitization with FHIR: Discover how turning paper records into actionable, standardized data improves accuracy and interoperability.
  3. How Paper-to-FHIR Works: Get a step-by-step walkthrough of digitizing and structuring patient data for modern healthcare systems.
  4. Live Demo of OnyeSync: Watch how our innovative solution transforms healthcare data into FHIR-ready formats—quickly and securely.
  5. Action Plan: Leave with clear, actionable steps to start your digital transformation journey right away.

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Invite: Webinar on pelvic floor health – Postpartum management and recovery

 

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FIGO Webinar: Pelvic floor health – Postpartum management and recovery?



Join FIGO next week, as we bring together leading specialists to discuss postpartum pelvic floor disorders,?common negative outcomes of pregnancy and childbirth. Learn how to initiate meaningful conversations with patients, identify postpartum pelvic floor disorders and commence early management strategies to improve postpartum experiences and overall wellbeing for women?and their families. ?

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Date:?Thursday 27 February 2025?

Time: 13:00-14:30 UTC?

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Tel:?+44 (0)20 7928 1166?

Address: FIGO House, 10 Theed Street, London, SE1 8ST, UK

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Message from the GDHN Co-Chairs

 

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Dear Global Digital Health Network,


Rose and Carol are thrilled to announce that the Global Digital Health Network has a new co-chair who has come on-board as of January 23, 2025.? On behalf of the GDHN Advisory Council, we warmly welcome Yuliya Rakhimova, of Abt Global, as the new co-chair to replace Rose Nzyoka whose tenure ended in December, 2024.?


Yuliya is a rising leader in digital transformation and sustainability at Abt Global, where she partners with Ministries of Health and other stakeholders to design and implement innovative digital tools for monitoring, evaluation, and learning (MEL) and digital tools to strengthen person-centered healthcare. Since 2021, she focuses on bridging the digital divide and improving digital literacy among CHWs in underrepresented regions like Central Asia.


A TechWomen 2024 alumna and certified Professional Scrum Master, Yuliya is passionate about human-centered design and adaptive management. Her work spans over a dozen countries, where she drives data-driven decision-making and deploys user-friendly, cost-effective solutions that promote equity and inclusion. She holds a B.S. in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science from Moscow State University.


Rose has very much enjoyed serving as your co-chair over the last years with a successful GDHF event in Nairobi last year. The Network has continued to grow to nearly 4,000 members from 130+ countries and last year we hosted our first and largest Forum ever out of Washington DC with 1200+ in-person attendees and 2000+ attendees online.


Although the year has started off with uncertainty for most of our organization members, we look forward to working together in this evolving field as we seek to share information, strengthen global relationships and improve healthcare for those who need it most around the world.


Warmest wishes,

Rose, Carol, and Yuliya



February 18: Introduction to Digital Adaptation Kits (DAKs) with the eHealth Professionals Knowledge Network

 

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The eHealth Professionals Knowledge Network will convene on 18 February where WHO will discuss SMART Guidelines and deep dive into the use of Digital Adaptation Kits (DAKs) highlighting their importance and how to begin implementation.

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Come to ask questions and share your thoughts and experience with DAKs!

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Learn more & join the call:?

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Re: Live Tender - Jamacia MOHW Electronic Immunization Registry

 

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I hope you are all hanging in there as best you can despite the sudden and catastrophic events shaking our beloved community. ?

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The tender I shared yesterday is indeed still live. Please direct all questions to the Government of Jamaica via the Government of Jamaica Electronic Procurement Portal - GOJEP .

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Best wishes,
Emily

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Health Specialist, Digital

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Latin America and the Caribbean Regional Office (LACRO)

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WHO DAK for Immunizations Published

 

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I am happy to announce that the long awaited WHO SMART Guidelines Digital Adaptation Kit for Immunizations has finally been published:

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If you have any questions and/or are interested in using the Immunizations DAK for implementations in countries, please feel free to reach out to SMART@...

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Please share widely among your networks!

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Thank you and kind regards,

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OpenHIE Terminology Service Call with Sri Lanka MOH - Feb 7, 9-10am Eastern

 

Hi all, I wanted to share this exciting upcoming presentation with you. Drs. Shakira Irfaan and Chaminda Weerabaddana from the Sri Lanka MOH will be presenting their terminology service implementation -- based on the Open Concept Lab! -- at the OpenHIE Terminology Service call tomorrow, Feb 7 9-10am Eastern. The TS is being used to support interoperability and continuity of care in the Outpatient setting. Details are below -- hope to see you there!


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OpenHIE Terminology Services Call


(Tomorrow) Friday, February 7, 2025

9 - 10 am ET | 2 - 3 pm UTC | 3 - 4 pm WAT | 4 - 5 pm CAT | 5 - 6 pm EAT


Join us to participate with the OpenHIE Terminology Services Subcommunity as Drs. Shakira Irfaan and Chaminda Weerabaddana from the Sri Lanka Ministry of Health present their terminology service implementation to achieve interoperability and continuity of care in the Outpatient setting.


Notes and call-in information can be found here:


We look forward to seeing you there!



Live Tender - Jamacia MOHW Electronic Immunization Registry

 

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Dear GDHN Family & Friends,

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The Ministry of Health and Wellness seeks proposals from qualified firms for the development and implementation of an Electronic Immunization Registry (EIR) which will initially be deployed across 18 pilot sites in Jamaica.

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The EIR project is being undertaken in collaboration with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), the Pan-American Health Organization (PAHO), United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and other local partners.

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This is an online tender where tender documents, clarifications and bids will only be made available and accepted via the Government of Jamaica Electronic Procurement Portal - GOJEP . No offline (hard copies) will be accepted and there will be no physical tender drop-off of tender documents.

  • Tender documents can be downloaded as of Friday, January 17, 2025.
  • Clarification period – All requests for clarification must be submitted no later than Wednesday, February 12, 2025, at 3:00 p.m.?
  • Submission Deadline: Tenders must be submitted by via GOJEP no later than 3:00 p.m. on Friday, March 14, 2025

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To participate in this tender opportunity, suppliers must first be registered on GOJEP at . To register, please select the ‘’Register as a supplier’’ link from the system home page.

For assistance regarding training, download of tender and upload of tender proposals, please contact the Ministry of Finance, Office of the Public Procurement Policy Customer Care Desk at (876)932- 5220/932-5253/932-5244 or email opppcustomercare@....

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Best regards,

Emily

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Accepting Poster Abstract Submissions for Forecasting Healthy Futures Global Summit - apply now!

 

Dear all,

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We hope you will all be joining us in Rio de Janeiro, April 8-10, for the 2025 Forecasting Healthy Futures Global Summit! This year’s event will bring together thought leaders, decisionmakers, and innovators to advance Ecosystem Solutions for Health—a critical theme as we respond to the climate crisis and its profound impact on human health.??

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FHF Summit 2025 will feature dynamic discussions and workshops on a range of key topics, including innovations in adaptation, country-driven solutions, indigenous knowledge, COP30 priorities and agenda, and more. Visit our to learn more about the emerging including a look at upcoming sessions, interactive roundtables and workshops, and cross cutting themes.??

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We’re now accepting abstract and poster submissions to spotlight new research, findings, and pilot innovations in climate and health to feature on our agenda and a planned virtual poster session.

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Best,

Carrie

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Deputy Director, Strategic Initiatives

Forecasting Healthy Futures

503.740.5942

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Looking for authors for invited Springer textbook “Global Digital Health Development”

 

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Dear colleagues,

I have the pleasure of co-editing an invited textbook with Springer titled “Global Digital Health Development”

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Editors are:

  • Elizabeth Campbell, John Hopkins
  • Sansanee Craig, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
  • Hamish Fraser, Brown University
  • Freddie Seba, University of San Francisco
  • Felix Holl, Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences

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We are slowly working towards finalizing the chapter and author list.

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We are looking for co-authors, especially from resource-limited settings for the following chapters:

  • Chapter 18: Data Governance and sovereignty in the context of global health systems
  • Chapter 22: Health Data Science Initiatives (Africa case studies/ OHDSI use case)
  • Chapter 13: Basic principles of evaluation of health information systems relevant to advance global digital health development.
  • Chapter 14: Designing and implementing clinical evaluation studies of HIS in low and middle-income Countries.
  • Chapter 9: HIS systems at an international scale: success factors and challanges for each platform (CommCare, ODK, OpenSRP, DHIS2, etc.)

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And we are also for authors only from resource-limited settings for:

  • Chapter 1: Overview of current state global digital health development, differentiating key terms (mhealth, ehealth,digital health, AI), updating terminology (use, misuse, and overuse of the term LMIC), demystifying the myth of USA EHR and health system success, and providing a landscape overview of literature to date and what this textbook adds.?
  • Chapter 2: Call outs for specific readers: high-income countries, low-and middle-income countries, private, public health, government, academic, research, NGO, health care, technical, foundations, funders/donors

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There?s the timeline for the book project:

  • Deadline for one page chapter outline: End of February
  • First deadline for the full chapter: End of May
  • Finale deadline for the full chapter: End of September

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If you?re interested in participating, please email me directly: felix.holl@...

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Deputy Head, DigiHealth Institute

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From the GDHN Co-Chairs - A Letter to the Global Digital Health Community

 

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Dear GDHN Members,

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We hope this message finds you well.

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As we are all aware, the recent executive orders and policy shifts under the current U.S. administration have had significant implications for global health programs, particularly in the areas of funding, implementation, and sustainability. These changes have presented challenges for many of our partner organizations and countries that rely on international aid to support essential health initiatives including digital health.

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Despite these challenges, this moment also presents an opportunity for countries and organizations to come together, strengthen regional collaborations, and explore innovative, sustainable solutions that reduce dependency on external aid. As the global digital health community, we have a shared responsibility to identify new pathways forward—leveraging local expertise, mobilizing domestic resources, and fostering stronger partnerships.

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We recommend following? and , which?includes curated resources for coaching, networking opportunities, job boards, and LinkedIn profiles to follow for job opportunities.

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We recognize that navigating this evolving landscape can be complex, and we want to reaffirm our commitment to supporting GDHN members through dialogue, resource sharing, and collective problem-solving.

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In the coming months, we are available to facilitate discussions on how best to adapt in such time - we will be beginning our monthly GDHN webinars soon that?will seek to address the?current digital health landscape.

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We welcome your thoughts, experiences, and strategies as we work together to address these challenges. Please do not hesitate to reach out with any insights or to join upcoming discussions.

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Thank you for your dedication and resilience in advancing global health.

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Best wishes,

GDHN Co-Chairs

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Invite: FIGO webinar on global strategies to address female genital mutilation

 

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FIGO Webinar: Global strategies to address female genital mutilation?



230 million women and girls worldwide have undergone the harmful procedure of female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) and continue to live with its devastating consequences. On International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM, FIGO will bring together top researchers and activists in a global webinar. They will equip healthcare professional with knowledge and skills to effectively support affected women and girls and advocate for a collective global response to #EndFGM.?


Date:?Thursday 6 February 2025?


Time:?16:00-17:30 UTC?


Register now:

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On behalf of the Communications & Engagement team


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International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics

Tel:?+44 (0)20 7928 1166?

Address: FIGO House, 10 Theed Street, London, SE1 8ST, UK

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DHIS2 for Immunization webinar: Big Catch-up module launch #webinar

 

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The DHIS2 team at HISP University of Oslo invites you to our upcoming webinar!
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Webinar: Big Catch-up Module Launch
Wednesday, 12 February, 15-16:00 CET
Registration:
Le webinaire disposera d’une interprétation simultanée en fran?ais
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We’re excited to invite you to our upcoming DHIS2 Gavi Quarterly Webinar, where we will spotlight the Big Catch-up (BCU) — a global initiative supported by Gavi, WHO, UNICEF, and partners to restore immunization coverage to pre-pandemic levels and strengthen health systems worldwide.
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This webinar will cover:
  • Introduction to the Big Catch-up initiative’s goal, objectives, and progress,
  • The official launch of the DHIS2 BCU module, developed in collaboration with Gavi, UNICEF, WHO, and HISP to support reporting and monitoring of catch-up doses and data-driven decision-making,
  • Live demo and discussion on how the DHIS2 BCU module enhances the DHIS2 Immunization Toolkit to help countries improve coverage and catch up on missed vaccinations.
This module is designed to support all countries implementing catch-up strategies — whether as part of the BCU or broader immunization recovery efforts. This is an opportunity to engage with experts, ask questions, and explore how digital solutions can help countries close immunization gaps.
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Don’t miss out: , share this invitation with relevant colleagues, and join us in advancing immunization efforts globally!
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Best,
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Max Krafft
Communications Lead
DHIS2 core team
HISP Centre, University of Oslo
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LAUNCH ALERT: New website and resources to support robust health data governance

 

Dear partners,


On Data Privacy Day, and in the lead up to the WHO Executive Board Meeting, Transform Health is excited to unveil a new , containing resources and tools to advocate for and support more robust health data governance. The website includes:?

  • A (with an accompanying Implementation Guide) and a , to support national efforts to review and strengthen health data governance frameworks.
  • - launched in 2022 and already endorsed by 170+ organisations and governments - to guide equity and rights-based health data governance.

  • 24 to deepen understanding of how countries are addressing health data governance and to take stock of current legislation.

  • A with a toolkit, articles, multimedia, case studies, community voices, and campaign resources to support advocacy and action.?


These resources are the result of strong collaboration with our many partners and contributions from thousands of stakeholders across the world - committed to a shared vision of stronger health data governance to harness health data for public benefit and improved health outcomes, while upholding people's rights and ensuring data is protected from misuse.


Since its inception, Transform Health and partners have been championing this agenda, including developing tools and advocating for more effective and equitable legislation and regulation. We are calling for a global and regional framework - rooted in equity and rights-based principles - to be endorsed by governments through a World Health Assembly resolution and regional mechanisms, as a step towards more robust national frameworks.?


We urge this issue to be prioritised on political agendas and hope these resources will support such efforts. Through concerted action, we can ensure responsible data use towards improved health outcomes and UHC!


Kind regards,

Kirsten



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Transform Health

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INVITATION to join Peer Review Group for a Global Goods Guidebook on Climate and Health

 

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Dear Colleagues –

Climate change is a growing and urgent health challenge, particularly for populations already facing health and economic disparities. is essential for integrating climate and health data, allowing policymakers and health leaders to make informed decisions as they build climate-resilient health systems. By combining satellite data, weather patterns, and health sector insights, we can better predict disease outbreaks, respond to changing health needs, and mitigate the impact of extreme weather events.?

Digital Square at PATH with , , and the World Health Organization (WHO)-World Meteorological Organization (WMO) to support the development of DPI and digital public goods (DPGs) aimed at enhancing climate- and health-informed data systems. By leveraging cross-sectoral foundational DPI and DPGs, the consortium seeks to advance the operationalization of a shared to integrate climate and health data and improve global health resilience to the increasing threats posed by climate change.? Digital Square at PATH -- via the project – is supporting the WHO-WMO Joint Programme for Climate and Health to foster ecosystem mapping, synthesizing, standardizing, and sharing climate-informed health data services for human health related to climate change, extreme weather and climate, water, air quality, solar radiation, and other environmental hazards.??

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One of the primary objectives of the DPI4CH project is the adaptation of Digital Square’s existing to encompass climate-informed digital health solutions.? The Guidebook is a compendium of (a subset of ), mature and open-source software and services that are adaptable to different countries and contexts. By expanding the GGG to include climate-informed health tools, platforms, content and use cases (a GGG4CH), PATH is helping stakeholders identify, implement, and scale open-source digital tools that support interoperable climate-health services as a resource for policymakers, procurement officials, and health leaders seeking to reduce climate change’s health and economic impacts at national and regional levels.?

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As part of this effort, we are convening a Peer Review Group (PRG) to ensure the GGG4CH is comprehensive and impactful. The PRG will play a pivotal role in ensuring its relevance and applicability to diverse stakeholders across the climate and health sectors. As a member of the PRG, you will have the opportunity to:

  • Shape the GGG4CH: Ensure the guidebook effectively supports identification and application of mature digital tools of digital tools, frameworks, and resources that address climate and health.
  • Contribute expertise: Review and provide feedback for alignment with global standards, best practices, and stakeholder needs.? ?
  • Evaluate Content: Provide feedback on a GGG4CH draft to ensure technical accuracy and alignment with best practices.
  • Collaborate with peers: Engage with leading experts and practitioners across climate, health, and digital innovation sectors.

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Your role:
As a PRG member*, you will:

  • Participate in monthly one-hour virtual meetings over the course of 6-7 months (February to August 2025).
  • Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team of experts to provide input and constructive feedback to guide the development of the GGG4CH
  • Review of documentation and the draft deliverables of the guidebook website on an as-needed basis between meetings (generally either bi-weekly or monthly review cycles).??

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*This role is a voluntary, unpaid role in a working group with an anticipated time commitment to 1-day a month. For more details, please see the scope of work for the PRG attached to this email.

How to Get Involved:
If you are interested in contributing to this initiative by joining the PRG, we kindly request that you confirm your interest by replying directly to this email no later than this Friday 31st January, 5pm ET. Please include: a brief summary of your professional background and relevant expertise in climate, health, or digital tools; where you are based; and a hyperlink to your LinkedIn profile.

We believe your expertise would be invaluable to this initiative, and we look forward to the possibility of working together to shape this critical resource for climate and health practitioners worldwide. Please share this invitation with climate data, climate research, climate-digital health colleagues who may be interested!

Thank you for considering this opportunity to support the advancement of climate and health solutions through digital innovation. Should you have any questions or require further details, please do not hesitate to contact me directly: hgood@....

Warm regards,

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5 Feb - LIS Efforts in OpenHIE: New Workflow, C?te d'Ivoire Experience, and Sub-community Updates

 

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Greetings!

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Join us for an Implementers Network call focused on the current landscape of Lab Information Systems efforts in the OpenHIE community. We’ll also hear about , utilizing FHIR standards “out-of-the-box”, and we’ll hear from representatives from Cote d'ivoire who are currently setting up this workflow in their health systems. (Check out this in advance!)

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This call is open to all and we hope you’ll bring your questions and pressing needs around Lab Information Systems efforts in HIE. We will also use this session as an opportunity to understand current priorities and challenges and how the community can best address them in follow-up LIS sub-community calls.?

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Learn more & Join the Call: ?

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Thank you!

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Kasey

Kasey Upchurch? |?? Community Manager

Center for Biomedical Informatics

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1101 West Tenth Street

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French speaking expert on digitalization of health information systems

 

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Dear colleagues,

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I am writing to seek your support in identifying experts that can help WHO in support of French speaking country. The country is working on digitalization of its national health information system (HIS). The country has demonstrated strong high-level commitment to enhancing its HIS, including the establishment of a dedicated health information department and operational action plans within the Ministry of Health. Additionally, there are existing efforts to enhance interoperability of parts of the HIS, such as the use of District Health Information Software (DHIS2) for three priority programs (HIV, TB, and Malaria), with other HMIS solutions used in the health sector.

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The Ministry of Health has approached WHO to help identify consultants who can support a rapid assessment of legal frameworks, existing platforms, system interoperability, and other key factors. This assessment will form the basis for developing a costed national action plan for HIS digitalization. The consultancy will involve in-country work, supplemented by possible remote support.

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This is an urgent request, and I kindly ask for your suggestions for French-speaking digitalization experts, along with their CVs, by 27 January 2025, copying Dr Henry Doctor (doctorh@...). The country team will review the submissions and engage with the selected consultant to finalize the scope of work, timelines, and engagement modalities.

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Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.

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With regards

Arash

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Arash Rashidian

Director of Science Information and Dissemination

WHO Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean

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Join Us for the 10th DHIS2 Symposium!

 

Dear GDHN friends,

We’re thrilled to announce that the 10th DHIS2 Symposium is just over a month away! This year’s event will feature insightful sessions with speakers from global development agencies, governments, and NGOs across the globe.

You won’t want to miss this opportunity to connect in person, share knowledge, and collaborate with peers driving impact in global health and development.?

More information and tickets?are found here:

We look forward to seeing you there!

Best regards,

Kjerstin M Andreasen?(she/her/hers)

Senior Communications Manager


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USAID Sr Digital Health Advisor Malawi Opportunity

 

Dear Colleagues,

Sharing FYI - USAID/Malawi has posted an exciting opportunity for a to be based in Lilongwe. Please share with your networks and encourage those interested to apply. Please refer to the solicitation details and to the contact information listed with any questions.?
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Best,
Sherri?

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Bureau for Global Health?|?Office of Health Systems

500 D Street, SW, Washington, DC 20547

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? Enhancing Data Management & Security With Dimagi & Digital Square – Join Us Jan 23rd! ?

 

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We invite you to join our upcoming webinar, featuring Dimagi’s Data Management & Security Playbook. In this session, you will gain insights into best practices for secure and effective data management, tailored to support organizations at every level of data maturity.?
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Date: 23rd January, 2025?
Time: 1:00 PM UCT | 9:00 AM EST | 3:00 PM CAT | 4:00 PM EAT?
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Learn how Dimagi’s Data Management & Security Playbook addresses critical challenges in data management. This playbook, created with support from Digital Square, consolidates Dimagi’s expertise in secure data practices into an easy-to-use guide, empowering your organization to manage the complete data lifecycle effectively.?
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Description automatically generatedIbrahima Kane

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