Human Resources Information Systems, HRIS for Health in Low-Resource...
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An open‑source LAMP HRIS suite — IRIS Manage, IRIS Qualify, IRIS Plan — converts dusty paper registries into searchable national databases, deployed as a plug‑and‑play appliance to minimize local IT. Projects start in March 2006, scale under a Capacity Project ending Oct 2009 and a five‑year follow‑on, and run in Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Togo, Ghana, Botswana, Pakistan, Zanzibar and a Georgia network in the US. Software is modular, on Launchpad with translations and a goal of majority in‑country coding.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:07HRIS Systems Strengthening Countries
- 1:45Low-Resourced Settings: Implementation Challenges
- 3:02Goal: High Quality Health Worker Data
- 4:21Solution: Using a Routine HRIS
- 5:23HRIS Strengthening Approach
- 7:21In other words....
- 11:31Lessons Learned
- 13:49Recommendations
- 14:41Ten HIS Domains from Health Metrics Network (WHO)
- 15:12Interoperability and Collaboration
- 17:40Get Involved
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