The maturity assessment of electronic health information systems supported by DHIS2 technology concluded last May.
The meeting was opened by representatives from the World Health Organization office in Damascus and the Syrian Ministry of Health. The HISP MENA team presented the DHIS2 Maturity Profile Assessment tool and methodology, highlighting its main components and emphasizing the importance of continuous assessment of the maturity and robustness of information systems. The assessment also focused on identifying the technical, technological, and governance needs necessary for successful implementation, in accordance with best practices recommended by the University of Oslo.
The assessment took place over three days and included discussions on various technical and operational issues related to the operation, application, and configuration of DHIS2 to ensure compatibility with the electronic systems' operating environment.
The technical report on this assessment, which will serve as a roadmap for the continuous development and improvement of information systems in the near future, will be published soon.