Facility Registry Expansion Development

The Open Facility Registry Service Project or FRED - "Facility Registry Expansion Development" will model the benefits of an NHIS - Health Information Exchange (HIE) and provide a roadmap for implementation of the full range of NHIS components. The development - and documentation of a Facility Registry Service (a master facilities list along with documented methods of interoperability) - will provide a common and replicable solution for integrated e/mHealth systems. In collaboration with national entities, - academia, solution providers, NGOs (NetHope members) and donors, we will develop a standards-based service that reflect national - policies and regulation, using the subset of the Facility Registry Service to illustrate how the rest of the NHIS components can - be similarly orchestrated. In a repeatable fashion, FRED will complete the design, development, and reference implementation of - a Facility Registry Service and prepare for its interoperability with existing key e/mHealth tools in multiple countries during - the next 9-12 months. FRED will provide an open source, standards-based, repeatable approach to the implementation of a Facility - Registry Service; it will at the same time accommodate unique national requirements as well as allow for continuous and - evolutionary improvements. +

The Open Facility Registry Service Project or FRED - "Facility Registry Expansion Development" will + model the benefits of an NHIS Health Information Exchange (HIE) and provide a roadmap for implementation of the full range of + NHIS components. The development and documentation of a Facility Registry Service (a master facilities list along with + documented methods of interoperability) will provide a common and replicable solution for integrated e/mHealth systems. In + collaboration with national entities,academia, solution providers, NGOs (NetHope members) and donors, we will develop a + standards-based service that reflect national policies and regulation, using the subset of the Facility Registry Service to + illustrate how the rest of the NHIS components can be similarly orchestrated. In a repeatable fashion, FRED will complete the + design, development, and reference implementation of a Facility Registry Service and prepare for its interoperability with + existing key e/mHealth tools in multiple countries during the next 9-12 months. FRED will provide an open source, + standards-based, repeatable approach to the implementation of a Facility Registry Service; it will at the same time accommodate + unique national requirements as well as allow for continuous and evolutionary improvements.

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