Change champions without borders!
Using local change champions to support innovation in similar contexts overseas can reap huge rewards.
Using local change champions to support innovation in similar contexts overseas can reap huge rewards.
We’re working with the Government of Tonga to improve data across their entire health system.
The project involves seamlessly overlaying health information sources on tupaia.org through a world first integration of DHIS2, mSupply and MediTrak.
If you weren’t aware of your privacy rights before, the last few months has been a wake-up call to a lot of people – Tupaia updates you on how your data and your privacy is treated on our system (spoiler alert: it’s treated VERY well!).
Tupaia has a powerful new tool to measure the health services provided in health facilities. Designed for supervisory visits or the roll-out of role delineation policies, it adds a fascinating level of detail to what we know about health services and helps health planners to strengthen systems.
Every hero needs a sidekick and, whilst the new Tupaia mobile website isn’t as flashy as its larger desktop sibling, it delivers the same awesome content in a fast, fit-for-mobile package.
Marty Bodonyi writes another blog on the powerful tech that underlies Tupaia.
Since July of 2017 I’ve been working with the awesome Beyond Essential Systems team on an app supported by the Australian Government’s InnovationXchange called Tupaia. This post is the first of many about how we’re improving the UI and UX of the app.
Imagine you’ve been appointed as the Chief Pharmacist of a country in the pacific region. It’s your first day on the job and you’re ready to make a real and tangible difference. You’re handed a large, well-worn folder, each page containing data about a different clinic in a different region of the country…
Sometimes when you start out with a problem, and map a route to its solution, you find the way isn’t so straightforward. But sometimes, when you’re sitting in the gutter feeling sorry for yourself, that’s when inspiration strikes…