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MS- SURVEILLANCE

Origin language: French
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Target population
Urban , +2
BeneficiariesN/A
EvidenceBoth
Start dateN/A
End dateOngoing
StageRoutine project/operational
Country
Burkina Faso
Coverage
National
Nb of implementation sites
N/A
Lead organization
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Health Focus Area
All
Communicable diseases
Vaccination / Immunization
Cancer
Services
Public health and disease surveillance
Decision Support
Enabling technologies
Software
Standards
HL7 FHIR
Excel
Tools
Funding sources
Donors
Government funds
Business model
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Summary
MS-SURVEILLANCE is Burkina Faso's official platform for the continuous, structured collection of public health data. Using a customized DHIS2 Tracker module, it enables real-time analysis of epidemiological information, facilitating integrated disease surveillance and early detection of epidemics. The platform supports decision-making on public health interventions, particularly for notifiable diseases. Various programs such as COVID vaccination, cervical cancer and COVID-19 case notification rely on this system, which is managed by different technical departments such as the DPSP and DSF. The system is designed to be interoperable via HL7 FHIR and API REST, and uses CSV import/export. It is based on a customized DHIS2 and aims to strengthen epidemic detection and response in Burkina Faso by 2026, targeting the entire population, both urban and rural.
Keywords
Public health
Data driven emergency response
Monitoring
Health systems strengthening
Outbreak services
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iDHA (Project ID)
racgc3
Project links
https://ms-surveillance.gov.bf/
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Added to the platform on
2025-07-04
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Last update by
Mirana Michelle on 2025-08-13
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