Innovative digital health tools improve community care through collaboration, enhancing efficiency and security via interoperable systems and Single Sign-On features.
In December 2024, a group of organizations realized that they shared the same critical need: interoperability between the Community Health Toolkit (CHT) and DHIS2, a widely adopted reporting platform. Rather than working in silos, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), OpenFn, Living Goods, Swiss Tropical and Public Health
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Medic was founded on a vision of cultivating and inspiring an ecosystem of actors to achieve health for all in the digital age. When we fully embrace and elevate local wisdom and innovation, we unlock progress not just for individuals, but for everyone. From tools to community: collective vision, shared
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Discover how CHT Sync is driving near real-time data and decision-making for community health workers and policymakers in Kenya
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Medic is bridging the gap between digital healthcare systems to improve patient care. Technical Product Owner Phil Mwago explains how. At the Global Digital Health Forum in December 2023, I spoke about how, as the number of digital healthcare solutions increases, so does the need to ensure that these solutions are all
Interoperability assumes paramount importance in the ever-evolving and ever-expanding digital health ecosystem; users adopt systems tailored to their specific needs. For example, data collected in a resource-limited setting may resemble data collected in a well-resourced environment, yet the employed systems can differ substantially. Therefore, there exists no one-size-fits-all approach capable
In the past decade, there has been a concerted effort to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of data exchange within digital systems. This drive for improved data interoperability is particularly crucial in the digital health ecosystem – various systems are integral to supporting patient care delivery within their unique use
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In part one of our interoperability series, we explored how interoperability is crucial not only in exponentially digital societies, but specifically within healthcare to ensure better care coordination and service delivery. Medic’s journey to create an interoperability layer in the Community Health Toolkit (CHT) – leveraging Open Health Information Mediator
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