DHIS (District Health Information System)

The District Health Information System (DHIS) is a computerized platform used by health organizations to collect, manage, and analyze health data from clinics, hospitals, and communities within a district. It helps health officials track disease trends, monitor resources, and evaluate the effectiveness of health programs, enabling informed decision-making to improve public health services. By centralizing data, DHIS supports better planning, resource allocation, and response to health challenges, ultimately enhancing healthcare delivery and outcomes at the local level.