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From Pilots to Scale: Electronic Medical Record for disconnected facilities.
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THE PROBLEM. Across many remote and underserved communities, digital health remains out of reach. Primary Healthcare Centres (PHCs), in these regions often operate without the most basic infrastructure..
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THE PROBLEM. CASE OF NIGERIA. The Need for an Offline Electronic Medical Record (EMR) for Nigeria's Primary Healthcare Centres.
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Offline EMR (HER). Built on the trusted, open-source OpenMRS 3 platform and affordable Raspberry Pi hardware. It brings secure, scalable, and interoperable solutions to the settings that need them most..
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QQuuiicckk LLiinnkkss OpenMRS Documentation Communuty Calendar OpenMRS Slack OpenMRS Forum GitHub.
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Docker image installation Docker based installation of O3 and Bahmni on Raspberry PI to create new images..
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EMR4ALL Offline Solutions. OpenMRS 3 (O3) on Raspberry Pi.
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The EMR4ALL MED Kit Hardware. Raspberry Pi based.
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Data Sharing & Interoperability. EMR4All connects seamlessly with national health information systems and international standards, ensuring your data works across platforms and borders..
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SUCCESSFUL Implementation. Sen. Dr. Idris Ibrahim Kuta Memorial Primary Healthcare, Minna - Nigeria.
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+ 5 Health Facilities in CHANGA local Government Area , Niger State.
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ADVOCACY. Stakeholder engagement & Parnership Model.
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Stakeholder Engagement Model. Stakeholder Engagement & Business Model For potential adopters and funders.
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Match with their existing strategy plans Sustainability strategy Data & System ownership: Be clear, it’s the MOH who owns What MoHs want: Integrated with Analytics Software is part of Infrastructure Messaging we want: Feeds into your existing Dashboards / National Information System / Ntl HIS so you can see: How many pts have access to drugs; certain types of care… (eg DHIS2, SuperSet) Demo: How to see / book (key convo entry point) Offline-friendly; data syncing well No more systems with loopholes (e.g. DHIS2 - data not properly syncing; Huawei data collection) What does MOH/Govt need to see, to have confidence? E.g. Zambia MoH Collaborative approach with small surviving TWG players/ vendors; new ideas have to be a shared team effort Examples: Rasp. Pi’s can sync to central DB Help connect to National Insurance systems, w Unique Patient IDs Works even if your networks don’t; even if power is flaky Help with Training support to reduce costs/HR challenges Govts don’t like being forced into donors’ funding cycles Confirm it is more/as affordable as manual/paper collection (Malawi 2012 study) E.g. Ethiopia: Trying to solve lack of clinical staff by encouraging clinics to operate as businesses with basic bookkeeping; bring in their own revenue Does not require travel to update Setup quickly; plug-and-play; start it and it runs (w PI, solar; put on wall and working) Troubleshooting courses online How to handle turnover in key Govt positions? MOU with Govt I.d How you’re using existing infrastructure to achieve → less costly Build trust between MoH + Imp. Partners (+ funder) Focus on Implementers so country vendor ecosystem has good understanding Knowledge transfer: Prepare handover; training platform online (could use OpenMRS academy) Cost / Cost Savings: affordably meet Primary Healthcare needs.
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Let’s work together. Website : www.emr4all.org OpenMRS : OpenMRS blog | OpenMRS wiki | OpenMRS Partners Stay connected: OpenMRS talk | LinkedIn | Twitter.