Centralized Data Monitoring System

The government of Nepal has been providing its health services through various health entities including public health posts, urban health centers, and hospitals. Most of the health entities are functional under the management of local governments such as municipalities and rural municipalities.  There is a health department which provides necessary support and monitoring to those entities. 

Monitoring and providing necessary support to local health entities can be challenging for municipal health departments, particularly due to inadequate data recording and reporting systems, especially those reliant on manual data management.

To address these challenges, the eHMIS offers a centralized data monitoring system to municipalities. The system includes a dedicated admin panel that allows municipal personnel to access recording and reporting tools for each health institution, based on selected time periods. It also features various analytical reports that enable concerned managers to effectively monitor the status of health institutions. Additionally, administrators can manage master data and control access within the system, ensuring a streamlined and efficient approach to oversight and support. Similarly, each health institution is provided with a dedicated admin panel to manage its own records including Outreach clinic (ORC). This panel allows health institutions to efficiently handle their data, including patient information, treatment records, and other essential documentation. By using this separate admin panel, health institutions can maintain accurate and up-to-date records, facilitating better internal management and streamlined communication with the municipal health department.

• Health Institution End
• Top Management or Municipal End