Our Departments
Our institute is organized into five synergistic hubs that work together to deliver comprehensive informatics solutions.
Our interdisciplinary approach brings together experts from different fields to tackle complex challenges in health informatics. Each hub focuses on specific aspects of our work while collaborating closely with other departments.
Public Health Informatics Institute Hub (PHII-Hub)
Enhancing public health integrated disease surveillance and response through advanced analytics and real-time intelligence.
- Disease surveillance systems
- Outbreak analytics
- Health information exchange
- Public health dashboards
Requirements Labs Hub (RL-Hub)
Translating complex public health and epidemiological needs into precise, actionable IT specifications.
- Requirements gathering
- User experience design
- System specifications
- Business process analysis
Software Development LifeCycle Hub (SDLC-Hub)
Designing, developing, and deploying robust software solutions tailored to public health challenges.
- Software architecture
- Development and testing
- Implementation strategies
- Maintenance and support
Research and Development Hub (R&D-Hub)
Driving continuous innovation through research, emerging technologies, and evidence-based practices in public health informatics.
- Applied research
- AI and machine learning applications
- Prototype development
- Research publications
Workforce Capacity & Development Hub (WC&D-Hub)
Enhancing the skills and capabilities of the public health workforce through targeted training and mentorship.
- Training programs
- Mentorship initiatives
- Capacity assessments
- Career development
Cross-Hub Collaboration
Our hubs don't operate in isolation. The institute fosters a culture of collaboration where experts from different hubs work together on complex projects that require diverse skills and perspectives.
This interdisciplinary approach allows us to develop comprehensive solutions that address all aspects of health informatics challenges—from understanding user needs and designing robust systems to implementing cutting-edge technologies and building workforce capacity.
Explore Our SolutionsCollaborative Project Example: One Health Data Platform
This collaborative approach ensures comprehensive solutions that address technical, practical, and human elements of health informatics challenges.
