How Jembi Seeks To Strengthen Public Health Through Innovative Technology
How Jembi Seeks To Strengthen Public Health Through Innovative Technology. Jembi partners with aid organisations and governments, to design human-centred, open-sourced health information systems. Extracting insights that empower decision-makers,health-workers and patients in Africa.
The company specialises in digital health information systems for African low-resource settings. It focuses on enterprise software and facility hardware. From design to development, then onward to implementation, training and support and in future, data analysis for the strategic management of those limited resources. Founded in 2009 with a handful of passionate people led by Professor Chris Seebregts. Jembi has grown to over 150 driven people in 2019. As an African not-for-profit, the company strives to improve global health by developing information systems, growing partnerships and building local capacity.
Jembi designs and builds people-centred information systems to gather the insights needed to tackle challenging health problems. Applying its technical and implementation expertise to improve Digital Health systems in Africa’s challenging low resource settings. The company works with governments, partners and the international donor community to improve health outcomes for those most in need.
Its process is changing and evolving as it learns from each project and the users and stakeholders involved. It combines various known elements into a unique mix that is both flexible and appropriate to the nature of the work.
