SanteIMS / OpenIZ
Origin language: English
Country
Global
Coverage
International
Nb of implementation sites
3000
Lead organization
Implementation partners
Health Focus Area
Communicable diseases
Health promotion
Others
Vaccination / Immunization
Maternal and child health
Sexual and Reproductive Health
Services
Electronic medical record
Diagnostics
Others
Predictive health and early diagnosis
Public health and disease surveillance
Administrative
Health logistics
Emergency preparedness and response
Enabling technologies
N/A
Standards
HL7 FHIR
CPT
ATNA - Audit Trail and Node Authentication
BPPC - Basic Patient Privacy Consents
PDQ or PDQm - (Mobile) Patient Demographics Query
HL7 v2
GS1
JSON
PIX or PIXm - (Mobile) Patient Identifier Cross Reference
ICD-10
Tools
N/A
Funding sources
N/A
Business model
N/A
Funders
Summary
The Immunization Management Solution is a versatile platform that facilitates comprehensive vaccine delivery, management, and reporting, both online and offline. It includes Clinical Decision Support (CDS) that adheres to national guidelines and programs. The platform ensures interoperability through secure APIs like FHIR and HL7v2, allowing third-party integrations. Privacy is a priority, implemented through policy-based access control and accountability tracking. Designed around a robust patient data model, it features an Offline-First approach, ensuring functionality in low-resource environments. Key health focus areas include Sexual and Reproductive Health, Communicable Diseases, Vaccination/Immunization, Maternal and Child Health, and Health Promotion.
Keywords
DHA
Publications
Insights - Lessons learnt
Challenges
N/A
Recommendations
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Recommendations
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iDHA (Project ID)
j8spsq
Project links
https://github.com/santedbOrigin of information
N/A
Data source link
N/AAdded to the platform on
2024-11-11
Project editors
Last update by
Mirana Michelle on 2024-11-11
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