UCSF Health Informatics Hub partnered with Botswana’s Ministry of Health and local stakeholders to create an enterprise architecture (EA) that brings together health services, IT infrastructure and operations. The EA aims to transform Botswana’s primary healthcare services by 2030. It provides a…
The Kenya National Health Terminology Service (KNHTS) is a project aimed at unifying health terminology and improving communication between systems. Developed in partnership with the University of Nairobi (UoN), UCSF Health Informatics Hub and the Kenya Ministry of Health; KNHTS is part of the…
In an effort to end AIDS by 2030, Thailand is intensifying its focus on enhancing HIV data monitoring, evaluation and utilization across its diverse provinces. The UCSF Informatics Hub has been collaborating with the CDC Division of HIV and TB for Thailand and Laos, as well as Thailand’s Division…
The ENabling Girls in AI and Growing Expertise in Data Science (ENGAGE) program, spearheaded by the University of Nairobi, is a groundbreaking educational initiative aimed at empowering young women in Kenya through specialized training in data science and machine learning. Over the next five years…
The Treatment Services Information System 2 (TSIS2) has greatly improved the ability to see and understand the progress being made in combating HIV/AIDS in Jamaica. It provides trusted information to inform the management of HIV treatment data.
Over five days, UCSF, OpenMRS and various participants worked closely together to expand the OpenMRS Reference Application (RefApp) to digitize the outpatient department (OPD) for better healthcare delivery.
The UCSF Informatics Hub is working on the REACT Form Engine (RFE), formerly known as the OHRI Form Engine, a tool designed to enable users to create and display forms (i.e. patient registration forms and clinical assessment forms) within the OpenMRS 3 (O3) environment
In collaboration with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the UCSF informatics hub recently conducted three PowerBI trainings focused on public health surveillance in Egypt and Jordan.
In order to better identify patients, Namibia’s Ministry of Health and Social Services wanted to establish a national master patient index. In response, UCSF and its partners implemented an open source tool backed by SanteMPI, to fill this need.
