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=== | ===Logistimo Training=== | ||
===Lorem Ipsum for Digital Health=== | |||
Lorem Ipsum for Digital Health will create a harmonized synthetic data generator for malaria or HIV/AIDS that can be used by software developers, policy-makers, and researchers to improve the functionality and data analysis capabilities of DHIS 2, OpenMRS, iHRIS, and related services like OpenInfoMan, Global Open Facility Registry, and more. This new data will be statistically similar to country-level realities yet totally safe for public usage across the global digital health community. | |||
[https://applications.digitalsquare.io/notice-c/concept-note/63 Read the Concept Note.] | |||
===Planwise=== | ===Planwise=== | ||
=== | ===Open Child Helpline System (OpenCHS) COP=== | ||
===OpenELIS within LIS COP=== | |||
===Pharmadex Enhancement=== | ===Pharmadex Enhancement=== | ||
==Partially Funded== | ==Partially Funded== | ||
Revision as of 17:26, 29 May 2019
Notice A
Partially Funded
- Bahnmi Transition
- Digital Health Atlas
- eIDSR: Core Development
- Global Open Facility Registry: Connect
- Global Open Facility Registry: Core
- iHRIS Foundation
- Open Data Kit 2
- OpenLMIS Gap Project
Notice B
Approved
SORMAS
Medic Mobile Community of Practice
Making ODK2 Accessible
HEARTH
Strengthening OCL
Strengthening OpenMRS
Mobile WACh
Child Growth Monitor
mSpray
mPowering Frontline Health Workers Initiative
Partially Funded
Open Health Information Mediator (OpenHIM)
DHIS2 Community of Practice
Global Healthsites Mapping Project
OpenSRP
OpenCRVS
OpenLMIS Community Engagement
Building an Open Source LIS Technologies COP
Bahmni Hospital System as a FOSS
Notice C
Approved
Logistimo Training
Lorem Ipsum for Digital Health
Lorem Ipsum for Digital Health will create a harmonized synthetic data generator for malaria or HIV/AIDS that can be used by software developers, policy-makers, and researchers to improve the functionality and data analysis capabilities of DHIS 2, OpenMRS, iHRIS, and related services like OpenInfoMan, Global Open Facility Registry, and more. This new data will be statistically similar to country-level realities yet totally safe for public usage across the global digital health community.