Meet Dumisani Sakala, a dedicated eLMIS superuser in Chingola whose localized technical support ensures uninterrupted health commodity availability.
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Follow pharmacist Corrine Zulu’s ten-year journey witnessing the transformative impact of the eLMIS system on Zambia’s healthcare landscape.Follow pharmacist Corrine Zulu’s ten-year journey witnessing the transformative impact of the eLMIS system on Zambia’s healthcare landscape.
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We didn’t just join the campaign; we helped design it. From the “I’m In Control” TV drama to the 24/7 WhatsApp Chatbot, discover how CHZ aligned with the Ministry of Health to launch the multimedia brand that is defining Zambia’s path to epidemic control.
More Than a Slogan: How We Helped Build the “Zambia Ending AIDS” National Campaign Read More »
Adolescent pregnancy creates a double vulnerability. Discover how our “Mentor Mother” model paired over 43,000 young women with peers to navigate the health system, resulting in over 5,000 new PrEP initiations in high-burden districts.
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How do you track medicine in 1,000 remote clinics? CHZ rolled out the eLMIS Facility Edition to 54% of Zambia’s public health network, achieving 99% reporting rates and ensuring essential drugs reach the patients who need them.
Digitizing the “Last Mile”: Securing Zambia’s Medical Supply Chain with Technology Read More »
Sustainability means surviving without donor funding. Through the Business Advisory Program (BAP), CHZ trained 221 private facilities in entrepreneurship, enabling them to test over 62,000 people for HIV and relieve pressure on the public sector.
Cultural stigma often blocks access to HIV services in rural Zambia. Discover how CHZ partnered with Chieftainess Nawaitwika to create “safe zones” for mobile clinics, reaching nearly 2,000 vulnerable community members through a community-led approach.
Targeting adolescent girls and young women, this UNICEF-supported initiative addresses the high HIV burden through peer-led mentorship.
Meet Moono Chilinda, a biomedical technologist who owes his start in the eLMIS to a Ministry of Health apprenticeship dubbed the “buddy system,” a key strategy for transferring skills to local staff.
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