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Finding a way to integrate and analyze health data from different countries is a huge challenge. The WHO Integrated Data Platform (WIPD) is instrumental in addressing these complexities, using DHIS2 as a key component of the solution. At EyeSeeTea, we are proud to support this platform and its outstanding projects almost from the very beginning.
¿Te gustaría trabajar 100% remoto, con horario flexible, en proyectos para ONGs y la OMS de software libre? Si tienes experiencia administrando sistemas o desarrollando apps para Android, sigue leyendo 😉
This year has been an amazing year for EyeSeeTea. We have been working on more than 20 impactful projects which contribute to make the world a better place. We attended the annual DHIS2 conference in Oslo and brough back three awards and so much feedback and ideas. One of the projects we support won a so deserved Trifermed award. And we have consolidated our amazing team and improved the ways we can learn from each other.
Universal Health Coverage means that all people have access to the full range of quality health services they need, when and where they need them. To achieve this, information on the current status of UHC around the world is key. This is the aim of the Universal Health Coverage Policy Watch (UHCPW).
When we say that almost 100% of what we develop is free software, the question is inevitably asked: how do you make money? In this article we will explain, and at the same time share the formulas that we have tried to make EyeSeeTea a technology company where personal and professional work-life balance is possible.
Cuando contamos que casi el 100% de lo que desarrollamos es software libre la pregunta no se hace esperar: entonces, ¿cómo ganáis dinero? En este post lo explicamos, al mismo tiempo que contamos las fórmulas que se han ido probando para conseguir que seamos una tecnológica en la que la conciliación personal y profesional es posible.
One of this year’s Trifermed Social Impact on Health awards goes to Dr. Pedro Albajar Viñas, representing the WHO program for the control of Chagas disease. We review the work and impact of Dr. Albajar and the role played by the WHO and its Data Integrated Platform (WIDP) and some of the apps that we develop and maintain at EyeSeeTea.
Uno de los premios Trifermed al Impacto Social en la Salud de este año es para el doctor Pedro Albajar Viñas, en representación del programa de la OMS para el control de la enfermedad de Chagas. Repasamos el trabajo y el impacto del doctor Albajar y la OMS durante estos últimos años y el papel que ha jugado la plataforma de integración de datos (WIDP) y algunas de las apps que desarrollamos y mantenemos desde EyeSeeTea.
Herramienta a herramienta, hemos creado una suite para que DHIS2 sea aún más fácil, rápido e intuitivo de usar. ¿Quieres saber más? Sigue leyendo.
Una aplicación que proporciona una forma fácil para realizar operaciones comunes (individuales y masivas) en usuarios DHIS2, ampliando las funcionalidades de la aplicación oficial.