Improving climate-sensitive disease surveillance in Grenada

Posted on June 23, 2017 by admin

http://www.health.bmz.de/events/In_focus/improving_climate_sensitive_disease_surveillance_gr
enada/index.html

Grenada’s paper-based health information system is poorly suited for monitoring climate-sensitive diseases. With German support, the Ministry of Health is adopting the open source software DHIS2 which will greatly ease routine data collection – and provide a powerful platform for integrating health, vector and climate data.

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