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Digital health transformation

What we do

We work with Ministries of Health and funding partners to support the shift from paper to digital by implementing and customizing open-source platforms such as OpenMRS and DHIS2. We embed our developments in existing health information systems and mentor in-country teams until technology transfer is fully achieved.   

The challenge 

The use and scale-up of digital health solutions can revolutionize how people worldwide achieve higher standards of health, and access services to promote and protect their health and well-being.

NEED ASSESSMENT

We dedicate time to assess information gaps and to understand existing data workflows to customise digital reporting templates to suit end-users’ needs. 

SOLUTION DEVELOPMENT

We leverage existing solutions, working with open-source platforms when possible, to avoid unnecessary effort duplication and ensure efficient use of resources.

SYSTEM INTEGRATION

We embed our developments in the existing health information system and design them for scale and sustainability.

MENTORING FOR AUTONOMY

We deliver tailored training and mentor in-country data management teams to maintain national servers, softwares and databases.

your BENEFITS

Data quality

Standardized, integrated, complete and easy to find information significantly improves health data quality

 

 

Better communication

Facilitated collaboration between health programs at the point of care and the central level as well as between patient and provider.

Quality of care

Access to accurate and up-to-date patient medical record at the point of care leads to informed and faster decision making regarding health actions to perform

Cost savings

Lower costs thanks to decreased paperwork, improved safety, reduced duplication of testing and improved health.

Health efficiency

Digital health enables providers to be more efficient when delivering care and allows for a faster diagnosis and treatment start for patients.

Better management

A digitized supply-chain facilitates inventory management and equipment maintenance, improving healthcare delivery.

Case studies

DHIS2 configuration for Guinea – mapping

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In partnership with the Ministry of Health of Guinea and The Mérieux Foundation, Savics configured DHIS2 in Guinea, the world’s largest web-based health management information system platform.

We worked more specifically on four main workstreams:

 

  • Analyse data consistency of existing field data prior to importing
  • Conciliate and import data by creating DHIS2 Data elements, Validation Rules and a global Data Set form, including conciliation of Organization Units GIS coordinates
  • Create customized visualization tools such as dashboards, charts, maps and tables that are adapted to the final users’ needs 

ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD (OpenMRS) implementation in Niger
 

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Together with the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Niger, we worked at replacing paper-based patient registers and inventory management by electronic registers in two district hospitals.

The approach implements OpenMRS, the world’s leading open source enterprise electronic medical record system platform, and adapts it to the needs of the healthcare provider and the country’s digital strategy.

This project switches the following activities from paper reporting to digital and automatic reporting:

  • Patient medical record
  • Invoicing management
  • Medication Management in Pharmacy
  • Asset management and maintenance (CMMS)
  • Production of reports and indicators
  • Connectivity with the DHIS2 platform

The following results were achieved thanks to the digitalization of the above activities:

  • Reduced time from capturing patient data to recording consultations
  • Reduced duplicate patient records
  • Faster reaction on the inventory and pharmacy events (restocking)
  • Increased number of input data taken into account in the reports
  • Faster and improved quality reporting process from hospital to central level
  • Faster transfer and receipt of reports at the national level
  • Reduced inventory wastage
  • Facilitated decision-making based on the provision of quality information on internal activity in two district hospitals