ISH - PAHO/WHO | Pan American Health Organization

IS4H Vision

Implementing universal access to health and universal health coverage in the region will be strengthened through interconnected and interoperable health-related information systems that assure effective and efficient access to quality data, strategic information and ICT tools for decision making and wellbeing.

IS4H Goal

To implement a better decision and policy making mechanism through health-related information systems that ensure universal, free and timely access to data and strategic information using the most cost-effective ICT tools.

Framework

The strategic goals of IS4H focus on data management and information technologies; management and governance; innovation and performance; and knowledge management and sharing. Download the framework

Blueprint

To ensure a successful IS4Himplementation, it is important—among other things—to measure the level of maturity of your information systems and to define the HR skills and the ICT infrastructure needed.

Maturity Model

The Information Systems for Health Maturity Assessment Tool (IS4H-MM) describes the method, tool and questions for assessing organizational capacity related to governance, data management, digital transformation, innovation and knowledge management. The IS4H-MM is part of the IS4H Blueprint for a successful implementation , and is organized according to the 4 strategic goals of the IS4H conceptual Framework.

The IS4H-MM is also a reference framework guiding Information Systems for Health to keep walking through the changing path of information and knowledge revolution, and how countries and organizations might grow in capabilities to operate, interact and benefit from them.

Presentation of the Information Systems for Health (IS4H)

Photos from countries of the Americas and the Caribbean, showing informational meetings promoted by the Pan American Health Organization and ministries of Health of the Region.

Implementation Videos - IS4H

Videos from countries of the Americas and the Caribbean, showing informational meetings promoted by the Pan American Health Organization and ministries of Health of the Region.