The HISP University of Malawi Project (HISP UNIMA) is a digital health organization dedicated to improving and strengthening health information systems and improving data-driven decision-making in the health sector in Malawi.
At HISP University of Malawi, we are specialized in advanced health informatics solutions like DHIS2, HISP UNIMA bridges the gap between technology and healthcare delivery. Our core operations focus on digital health system implementation, health data management, health information research and capacity building etc.
We work in close collaboration with key stakeholders, primarily serving the Ministry of Health and government institutions (health institutions), healthcare workers, development partners, non-governmental organizations, and the academic research community.
Through innovation and training, HISP University of Malawi empowers partners with the evidence-based data tools necessary to optimize healthcare delivery and planning.
A curated portfolio of digital health and data innovation initiatives led by HISP University of Malawi in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and key partners, driving stronger health systems and inclusive digital transformation across the country.
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HISP University of Malawi has delivered measurable results by deploying large-scale digital health systems across the country. Through the Integrated Community Health Information System (iCHIS), we equipped Health Surveillance Assistants with mobile tools for real-time data collection and service delivery. Our work on the Medical Equipment Management Information System (MEMIS) is reducing equipment downtime and improving procurement, while over 12 years of supporting the National DHIS2 has enabled data-driven decision-making across all 28 districts.
Beyond routine health data, we are advancing climate-resilient systems by integrating environmental data into DHIS2 for early disease warning. Through the IDT4M project with UNDP, we have bridged the digital gender gap by training students, staff, and communities in digital literacy and coding. These results strengthen maternal and newborn care, enhance emergency response, and empower local stakeholders with the tools needed for evidence-based health decisions.
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