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NITA AccreditedIntermediatePhysical + Virtual5 daysTOIF149

Training on ICT for HIV/AIDS Surveillance and Reporting

Learn how ICT strengthens HIV/AIDS surveillance, reporting, and decision-making in health programs.

Next intake

20 Jul 2026 · Nakuru

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Duration

5 days

Live instruction

Delivery

Physical + Virtual

Cohort based

Level

Intermediate

Working professionals

Certification

NITA reimbursable

For Kenyan cohorts

Language

English

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Overview

About this programme

Information and Communication Technology (ICT) plays a vital role in strengthening HIV/AIDS surveillance, monitoring, and reporting systems. This course equips health professionals, program managers, and ICT practitioners with practical skills to design, implement, and manage digital solutions that improve HIV/AIDS data collection, reporting, analysis, and decision making.

Participants will explore the use of digital health platforms, mobile health technologies, electronic reporting systems, and data visualization tools to enhance the accuracy, efficiency, and timeliness of HIV/AIDS surveillance and program management.

Duration

5 Days

Who Should Attend

  • Public health officers and program managers

  • HIV/AIDS surveillance and monitoring specialists

  • Health information system (HIS) professionals

  • ICT specialists in health programs

  • Donor and NGO staff involved in HIV/AIDS program reporting

  • Policy makers and health administrators

Learning outcomes

What you'll walk away with

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Understand the role of ICT in HIV/AIDS surveillance and reporting.

  • Apply digital health tools for data collection, monitoring, and analysis.

  • Integrate mobile and web-based platforms into HIV/AIDS data systems.

  • Ensure data quality, privacy, and security in reporting systems.

  • Use dashboards and visualization tools for evidence-based decision-making.

  • Align ICT-based surveillance with global and national health standards.

Course modules

What we cover, module by module

Module 1: ICT in HIV/AIDS Surveillance

  • Overview of ICT applications in health surveillance

  • The importance of ICT in HIV/AIDS monitoring and reporting

  • Case study: Improving HIV/AIDS data flow using digital platforms

Module 2: Digital Data Collection Tools

  • Mobile health (mHealth) applications for HIV/AIDS data

  • Electronic health records (EHRs) and HIS integration

  • Case study: Implementing mobile apps for HIV/AIDS reporting in remote areas

Module 3: Data Management and Quality Assurance

  • Ensuring accuracy, completeness, and consistency in HIV/AIDS data

  • Data validation and verification techniques

  • Case study: Addressing data gaps in HIV/AIDS surveillance systems

Module 4: Data Visualization and Reporting

  • Designing dashboards for program monitoring and reporting

  • Using analytics to track HIV/AIDS indicators and trends

  • Case study: Using visualization tools for national HIV/AIDS reporting

Module 5: ICT Policy, Standards, and Ethical Considerations

  • National and global HIV/AIDS reporting frameworks (UNAIDS, WHO)

  • Data privacy, confidentiality, and ethical issues in HIV/AIDS surveillance

  • Case study: Applying ICT tools while maintaining patient confidentiality

Impact

Where the change lands

Organisation Impact

  • Strengthened HIV/AIDS surveillance systems through ICT integration

  • Improved data accuracy, timeliness, and quality for decision-making

  • Enhanced compliance with global and national reporting requirements

  • Increased efficiency in monitoring, evaluation, and program implementation

  • Better collaboration and coordination across agencies and stakeholders


Individual Impact

  • Improved skills in ICT tools for health surveillance and reporting

  • Greater ability to analyze and visualize HIV/AIDS data for insights

  • Career advancement in health informatics and program management

  • Confidence in managing ICT-based data systems for HIV/AIDS programs

  • Practical experience with case studies and real-world applications

Dates and locations

Upcoming intakes

Every intake is limited to a small cohort. Booking closes when a date fills or three weeks before the start, whichever comes first.

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FAQs

Common questions.

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No, the course is designed for both health and ICT professionals.

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For corporate teams

Training 10+ professionals?

We deliver Training on ICT for HIV/AIDS Surveillance and Reporting in-house at your offices, at a venue we arrange, or fully virtual. Customise the curriculum against your KPIs, and get a bespoke price for the cohort size you need.