The official East African comprehensive compendium of health information
This web portal is the official comprehensive compendium of health information in East Africa Community (EAC). It is a dynamic, structured, and interactive single-point-of-access of health information. The key categories of the portal are; Health Directory, Health Indicators, Health A to Z, EAHRC Journals, East African Health and Scientific Conferences, and the Portal Key Resources.
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Portal Key Resources
This is an ensemble of health information in East Africa. It includes General Information on the EAC and its Partner States.
The portal contains the following sections: Health Governance, Policy & Publications, Events & Alerts, Travel information, Health Support in the EAC Partner States, Opportunities and about EAHRC.
Health Directory
The health directory showcases the capacity available in the East African region. It provides information on health facilities, health services, health professionals, academic medical programs, health research institutions, pharmaceutical and medical industries available in East Africa.
Health Indicators
The health indicators are key health characteristics of the EAC Partner States. They are from different national administrative levels and have been continuously compiled and analyzed by the Partner States. The indicators provide insights into the Partner States health status, health system characteristics and service performance.
They help in monitoring and evaluating key performance dimensions (health status, health system, service performance and risk factors) and thus inform health policies, guide decision making, support the delivery of an effective health service and raise general public awareness on health issues.
Health A-Z
The Health A-Z is a list of common illnesses and conditions including their symptoms, causes and treatments. The list is written in clear and easy to comprehend language in order to bring about the awareness of the general public to common health issues. The information is designed to support the healthcare service delivery and general public participation.
EAHRC Journals
EAHRC has established and manages the following Journals as one of its several knowledge management platforms. The journals contain peer-reviewed articles, original articles, reviews, short communications, surveys, commentaries, opinions, book reviews, supplementary issues, essays and reports related to advancement in medical sciences, health and health-related matters in East Africa.
1. East African Health Research Journal (EAHRJ): the Basis for Better Health Policy and Practice.
The journal provides evidence for improving health policy and practice, development of human resource capacities and skills, exchange and dissemination of health research information and advocacy of evidence generated from health research.
2. East Africa Science (EASci): Search, Discover, Develop.
The journal promotes innovative ideas, application of Science, Technology and Innovation (STI), and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in health. It publishes innovative research findings e.g. clinical trials (on investigational medicinal products, diagnostics, health technologies and solutions etc.)
World Health Map
The EAHRC Conference Website
EAHRC has established a conference website that can support any kind of conference. It is a comprehensive management system which comprises the following features;
- Hiring and brand your conference on the website
- Online registrations of participants and flexible reporting system
- Submission of abstracts, presentations and Posters
- Conference programme/agenda
- Conference evaluation
- View the Conference Website
Current Leaders of the EAC Partner States
EACPass
EACPass facilitates the travel industry by getting back to normal while also keeping people safe in the wake of pandemic.It integrates all East African Community Countries Negative test results for covid-19 and those vaccinated supporting those who are traveling across the regional and international and could be the key to having a safe, seamless trip the next time you travel.
EAHRC_eahealth on twitter
The first national workshop on strengthening the Young East African Research Scientists Forum (YEARS) held at… https://t.co/3rj8jFGfmT
1 year 7 months ago
RT @KEMRI_Kenya: @EAHRC_eahealth In his opening remarks, Ag. DG Prof. Elijah Songok represented by Dr. Evans Amukoye lauded the comm… https://t.co/e9mz3XZ8SS
1 year 7 months ago
RT @KEMRI_Kenya: Good Morning,
All ready and we are elated to welcome you to day 1️⃣ of #KASH2023
We look forward to learn, shar… https://t.co/XQJSEMpp8S
1 year 9 months ago
The team from the @EAHRC_eahealth @easteco1 @Vital_Wave and #ssd #SouthSudan had successfully finished the National… https://t.co/N3oGhddyTn
1 year 9 months ago
What a wonderful team from the #Rwanda @EAHRC_eahealth @easteco1 @Vital_Wave came together on National consultati… https://t.co/vIA4jO3WCc
1 year 9 months ago
@QONorth @Vital_Wave Kindly keep on visiting https://t.co/x6jzz6dvxj for more upcoming updates.
1 year 9 months ago
RT @KEMRI_Kenya: The two day East African Health Research Commission (@EAHRC_eahealth) training comes to an end today.
The discussi… https://t.co/9gpbD3oFnZ
1 year 9 months ago
RT @pacemafro: CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
Conference Theme: CATALYZING IMPROVEMENT OF HEALTH CARE QUALITY IN AFRICA THROUGH PROMOTION O… https://t.co/zYtQr7Cor0
1 year 10 months ago
The ongoing National consultation meetings in #Burundi to support the development of the EAC Regional Digital Strat… https://t.co/fe3rtow6v0
1 year 10 months ago
RT @htp_Africa: To culminate the two-day policy dialogue, @htp_Africa took the delegates on a field visit to the @ifakarahealth… https://t.co/jQFFZ1gXzb
1 year 12 months ago
RT @IAVI: @kaviuon @MRC_Uganda @UVRI_IAVI @KEMRI_Wellcome @DTHF_SA @Auruminstitute @IcmrNari @icmrnirt1 @nicd_sa @yrgcare Thr… https://t.co/cJm77eGw7i
2 years 1 month ago
RT @jumuiya: The EAC Secretary General @pmathuki wishes to the newest EAC Head of State - @WilliamsRuto , 5th President- Republi… https://t.co/SwXLXVFoIZ
2 years 2 months ago