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OUR JUNE 2021 DHIS2 TRAINING – BEGINNER TO ADVANCED LEVEL

eHealth4everyone July 30, 2021 DHIS2 training 0
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eHealth4everyone’s DHIS2 Beginner to Advanced level training was a three-day training which held on 19th June, 26th June and 3rd July 2021 in Abuja, Nigeria. The DHIS2 training was organized to build the capacity and skills of persons interested in Data Management, Public Health, and Health Information Systems in Nigeria to use the advanced functions[...]
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November 2018 DHIS2 Training

eHealth4everyone December 22, 2018 DHIS2 training, Products and Services 0
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Our 3 – day beginner-to-advanced DHIS2 training kicked off on the 15th November 2018 with five (5) participants. For this training, Africa’s Public Health Network (APHeN), the first web based public health data forum in Africa offered a 17% discount for the Beginner level training and a 30% discount for the Beginner-to-Advanced level training in[...]
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How gains from our DHIS2 training is helping to strengthen the healthcare system in Nigeria

eHealth4everyone April 20, 2018 DHIS2 training, Products and Services 0
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On March 13th 2018, we commenced our 1-day beginner and 3-day advanced level DHIS2 training with 2 and 8 participants respectively. Participants were from organizations like eHealth Africa, UNFPA, Sight Savers and even private individuals. Two of them registered for the one day beginner level training and at the end of the training, they were[...]
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Enhancing National Health Information Systems Interoperability: DHIS2 Training for Software Developers

eHealth4everyone December 20, 2017 Blog, DHIS2 training, Products and Services, Resources/Publications/Research 0
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As more countries adopt national-level data-warehouses based on the DHIS2, the need for ensuring robust architectures integrating multiple health information systems has been emphasized. Countries can only achieve national-level data integration by ensuring interoperability between the plethora of ehealth and mhealth software being developed. In Nigeria, as an example, the Federal Ministry of Health (FMoH)[...]
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