Tamanu
Origin language: English
Country
Global
Coverage
International
Nb of implementation sites
250
Lead organization
Implementation partners
Nauru Ministry of Health and Medical Services
Fiji ministry of health and medical services
Samoa Moh
Palladium International
Motivation australia
Aspen Medical
Health Focus Area
Communicable diseases
Mental health
Non-communicable diseases (NCDs)
Sexual and Reproductive Health
Others
Maternal and child health
Vaccination / Immunization
Health promotion
Emergencies
Oral Health
Cancer
Other chronic conditions and disabilities
Services
Public health and disease surveillance
Electronic medical record
Diagnostics
Others
Enabling technologies
N/A
Standards
HL7 FHIR
LOINC
ICD-10
SNOMED
CPT
JSON
Tools
N/A
Funding sources
N/A
Business model
N/A
Funders
Summary
Tamanu is an open-source electronic medical record system designed for health workers in the Indo-Pacific region, available for both desktop and mobile platforms. It facilitates the tracking of individual patients and offers clinical support for managing their conditions. The system is suitable for use in hospitals, clinics, and field environments and is optimized for offline functionality with seamless syncing capabilities. The fully integrated mobile and desktop versions do not require third-party integrations for essential features. Tamanu focuses on various health areas, including health promotion, communicable and non-communicable diseases, maternal and child health, vaccination/immunization, mental health, emergencies, sexual and reproductive health, chronic conditions, disabilities, oral health, and cancer.
Keywords
DHA
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iDHA (Project ID)
tfouuk
Project links
https://www.tamanu.ioOrigin of information
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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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