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IXF and misc resources

 
Article on Global Indicator Information Systems
 
IXF Version 3.0 - based on SDMX - Statistical Data and Metadata Exchange Format

The Indicator Transmission Format (IXF), a precursor to the SDMX-HD, has been implemented in numerous systems successfully

Google Groups for SDMX-HD

SDMX-HD is a Statistical Data and Metadata Exchange (SDMX)-based data exchange format intended to serve the needs of the Monitoring and Evaluation community.  It has been developed by WHO and partners to facilitate exchange of indicator definitions and data in aggregate data systems.

 

This page links to SDMX-HD Standards, Applications, and Tools

 
DHIS2 (District Health Information Software 2).....DHIS2 is essentially an aggregate data management system
More information on DHIS2 Here.
 
DHIS2/ OpenMRS Integration:
         Brief discussion of OpenMRS /DHIS2 integration ... Full Discussion
 
 
Key Indicator Data System - KIDS - (GIS) ..site....
 
Country Response Information System 3.0 ... link.....    demo link....
-----CRIS facilitates the collection, reporting and analysis of programme projects’ financial and indicator data. Originally designed to support UNGASS reporting, the system has evolved to provide country monitoring infra-structure, serving best the needs of the national AIDS authorities to track progress on national response to HIV and AIDS and in reaching Universal Access
 
 
Per patrick,
 
 
The IXF (XML-based), IXF3 (SDMX-based), and SDMX-HD (multi-profile, SDMX MCV-based) can be considered evolutionary releases of the exchange format"
 
Whitaker_IXF.ppt
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Overview of IXF by Patrick Whitaker - Malawi National Data Standards Workshop - November 2008  885k v. 1 May 29, 2009 9:44 AM Tom Savel
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