Hi Prosper, That would be great. Please send us all your fomrs, and together we can plan for the best possible implementation.
Regards, Abyot. On Fri, Oct 22, 2010 at 9:38 AM, Behumbiize, Prosper <[email protected]>wrote: > Dear Abyot > > Uganda is in high gears of implementing DHIS2 we have contacted Oslo and Tz > and we planned the training and customization of HMIS tools for dec 2010. > MoH Uganda wants to roll it out in Jan 2011. However they have asked to > identify a system to support all the registers you mentioned plus HIV care > registers, patients care cards, TB, PMTCT, etc I can send you copies of > these tools for you to advise on whether they can be supported. > > Thanks > > Prosper Behumbiize, MPH > CDC-Uganda, HIS > +256752751776 > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Abyot Gizaw <[email protected]> > To: Behumbiize, Prosper > Cc: dhis2-devs <[email protected]> > Sent: Fri Oct 22 10:33:30 2010 > Subject: Re: New Ticket Alert > > Hi Prosper, > > Thank you for your interest in DHIS2 and its community module that handles > individual level data recording, reporting and tracking. The community > module is intended to assist in the working practices of health workers who > are engaged in maintaining primary registers - such as family planning > register, mother and child register (ANC, immunizatition, PNC....) and the > like. In theory you can define any individual level register (including TB > and Malaria) that you could find at lowest level health administrative units > in a typical developing country setting. > > Below is a link for documentation > > http://www.hisp.uio.no/projects/dhiscommunity/documentation.html > > There you will get a manual from our pilot site currently India (Malawi, > Tanzania, Bangladish, Sri Lanka are also interested with the system). You > can also take a look for the mobile extension of the community module. With > the mobile extension, health workers can go house-to-house guided by > "service provision tour guide" which we call activityplan and provide > services at the same time collecting data using mobile phones. The data > collected can be uploaded to the community module of dhis2 for record > maintenance and also generation of aggregate figures for routine reporting - > which DHIS2 is very powerful in doing that. > > We are yet to have a demo (with dummy individuals, programs and their > association) for the community module. But we do have a demo for DHIS2, you > can find it from http://dhis2.org/ > > Using the dhis2 demo, together with the community documentation, you can > play with the functionalities of the community module. If you have any > question, please do not hesitate to contact us - you can reach all > developers of DHIS2 and its community module using > [email protected] > > Regards, > Abyot. > > On Fri, Oct 22, 2010 at 7:54 AM, [email protected] < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > Abyot, > > New ticket #435631 created. > ------------------- > Name: Prosper Behumbiize > Email: [email protected] > Dept: Support > > Dear Team, > > Thanks for the support towards DHIS2, in Uganda we are trying to > adopt DHIS and would also want to look into the DHIS2 community for > individual patient records. > > Is it possible to get in touch with the development team or even > get a demo to begin with. > > thanks > > Prosper > ------------------- > > To view/respond to the ticket, please login to the support ticket > system. > > Your friendly, > > Customer Support System powered by osTicket. > > > >
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