Interview with Nawsheen Hosenally

ARDYIS Youth Exchange and Training Workshop on Web 2.0 

for Agricultural and Rural Development in Accra, Ghana at 

CSIR-INSTI

ACDEP Organizes Training for HMIS Administrators

ACDEP Organizes Training for HMIS Administrators

Following the establishment of electronic Health Management Information System (HMIS) at the first set of five ACDEP partner Health Centres in Northern Ghana, ACDEP organizes a three-day training workshop for System Administrators of HMIS. The workshop is to equip the Administrators with basic information and skills needed to operate the system and also build their capacity to be able to provide a single point of communication to all end-users concerning Health Management Information System issues
at their various clinics. The workshop forms part  

Christiana practising her skills during the training Photo credit: John Faile 

of series of training / capacity building sessions planned to build capacities of system administrators and end-users to facilitate successful implementation of the electronic system at the various clinics to improve efficiency in their work to access, analyze, manage, and utilize information that is essential to patient care and the overall healthcare delivery services.
Participants are being provided with hands-on skills in system installation, the Key members of the Tech Support group based in Tamale are also participating in the workshop as part of a capacity building plan to build local capacities to provide technical support services to the clinics during the implementation phase.
Participants are being provided with hands-on skills on functionality of the various modules including how to connect to the server, login / logout, assigning users and user login rights; access and control, how to add a patient, search for a patient, create an encounter, perform prescriptions and dispense drugs.

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VakaYiko: Sensitization & Launch of EIPM Course in Ghana

Sensitization and Launch of EIPM Course in Ghana
Date: 1st October, 2014, CSTC Accra

Green Innovation: Ghana Bamboo Bikes Initiative

Social Good Summit 2014 in Ghana

This is a multi-stakeholder discussion of the role of new technology (social media) 
in stimulating action for environmental sanitation in Ghana. It was hosted by UNDP 
in Ghana in partnership with Creative Storm Networks on September 22, 2014 
during the 2014 Social Good Summit in Ghana.

Improving on Navigation system in Ghana

indigenous technology, Ananse identification platform launched.

Tech Needs Girls Ghana

A 3 minute video with some highlights of Tech Needs Girls Ghana. Tech Needs 
Girls Ghana is a movement to get more women to create technology and not just 
consume it. We want more women to study and pursue careers in technology.