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Asia eHealth Information Network (AeHIN) is a collaboration of digital health advocates created by the World Health Organization in 2011 to help Asian countries with digital health development. It has over 1000+ professionals in eHealth, HIS, and CRVS in 25 countries with 21+ development and implementing partners. It has helped build capacity in the region by laying down national health information foundations: governance, architecture, program management, standards and interoperability (Mind the GAPS Playbook). |
Key contacts: Alvin Marcelo, Kristin Chloe Pascual, Charisse Orjalo,
- Introduction:
- AeHIN is a collaboration of digital health advocates created by the World Health Organization in 2011 to help Asian countries with digital health development.
- It has over 1000+ professionals in eHealth, HIS, and CRVS in 25 countries with 21+ development and implementing partners.
- Vision: Interoperable digital health systems for universal health coverage and health systems in Asia
- Mission: Promote learning, resource sharing and knowledge exchange to strengthening digital health through the networking approach
- It has helped build capacity in the region by laying down national health information foundations: governance, architecture, program management, standards and interoperability (Mind the GAPS Playbook).
- Digital IMIS experience
- Building an openIMIS community of practice in Asia
- Scope
Application of openIMIS as an Academic Learning Tool (Primary)
Interoperability of openIMIS with Multiple Health Information Systems (Secondary/Upon Request)
- Key Expertise:
- Leadership and governance for digital health
- Capacity-building for digital health (Mind the GAPS Playbook), CRVS, and people identity
- Knowledge exchange and resource sharing
- Interoperability through appropriate use of standards
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