DHIS2 Integrations

The most widely-deployed and evidence-based platform for enabling Frontline Workers, CommCare empowers organizations to build their own digital solutions to better deliver services, manage clients, and collect data. Built to support the complexities and idiosyncrasies of frontline work, CommCare can meet nearly every frontline use case in any setting (including offline) at any scale, from pilot to nationwide programs. CommCare's unique value is its proven ability to deliver technology which is both highly impactful and highly scalable. More than one million Frontline Workers have used CommCare applications to deliver critical frontline services across numerous sectors. Dimagi’s expert team delivers CommCare on an open source, professionally managed foundation which is best in its class for sustainability, support, and top-tier security that meets rigorous standards including GDPR, HIPAA, & SOC-2.

Tamanu is a free and open-source EHR for low-resource and remote settings. Built around five fundamental principles outlined below, users also experience ongoing, active software development by a dedicated, full-stack team. Highly experienced delivery team, zero cost licensing, with optional service level agreements. An international community of support, and an intuitive, modern, flexible interface. Contribute to the global development community, with the security of no one ‘owning’ your code. Out-of-the-box for inpatients, outpatients, and community, no 3rd-party plug-ins needed. HL7 FHIR is compliant. Integrates with mSupply, mSupply Mobile, Tupaia, and DHIS2. ICD-10, GS1 compatible. Work online or offline with no limits, syncing whenever the internet is available, and no latency. Industry-standard encryption protocols, powerful security features, fit-for-purpose. At the hospital level, a desktop-enabled version allows a full suite of functionality.

Geographic data is an essential piece of data for health and social programs. For example, immunization programs, NTD eradication programs or bednet distribution need villages, population and location information. Facilities and the services they offer, roads, transportation hubs, electricity and water supply sources, and political boundaries are all important datas to plan and implement health programs. Information systems store this geographical information in various formats. Village names and identifiers differ from one data-base to another. Health facility location and names vary from one data system to another. Territories are divided in administrative and health regions managed separately by different authorities, leading to inconsistencies. Reference geospatial information tends to evolve over time in their respective systems, leading to growing discrepancies. Iaso is a geospatial data management platform to support the continuous management of geographical data.

ScribeHealth is an AI-powered medical scribe that listens during patient-clinician conversations, transcribes and codes clinical notes in real time, and formats them into structured document types (SOAP, HPI, MSE, specialty-specific templates) with minimal clinician intervention. The system achieves high accuracy, learns from feedback, and lets most physicians spend only minutes tweaking rather than writing notes from scratch. It integrates seamlessly with existing EHR/EMR platforms (including Epic, Cerner, AllScripts, Jane, and specialty systems) via secure APIs, HL7/FHIR standards, or native integrations, enabling note syncing within clinicians’ normal workflows. ScribeHealth uses bank-level encryption, deletes audio recordings post-transcription, adheres to HIPAA compliance, and safeguards patient privacy. It offers session analytics, speaker identification, context awareness to extract symptoms, and assessments.