UGANDA 2016 
OpenMRS Implementers' Conference
Sponsorship Information
6-11 December 2016
Speke Resort Munyonyo
Kampala, Uganda
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The OpenMRS Implementers meetings began in 2006 as a way to bring members of the community together during a dedicated amount of time to collaborate, share implementation experiences, and find ways to improve OpenMRS.
This year’s 2016 event is a blend of topics that include sessions covering traditional OpenMRS implementer as well as overarching OpenMRS topics. These sessions coincide with the planned as well as the unconference sessions. The meeting will provide an opportunity for health care team members, informaticians, developers, implementers, and end users to collaborate and innovate. As a result, developers improve their technical skills in OpenMRS, implementers share best practices from implementations, users and health care team members propose and prioritize their top features for future releases of the software to ensure that their needs are met.
ATTENDEE PROFILE
Past events have drawn around 200 attendees with an interest in or working in medical informatics, healthcare, and international development fields. Attendees include:
People new to OpenMRS who want to connect to others using the platform around the world
Experienced OpenMRS implementers who want to share their experiences and learn from others
OpenMRS platform developers - anyone building systems to integrate with or extend OpenMRS
Developers of related health and healthcare application software
- Healthcare team members, including practitioners
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eHealth: The cost effective and secure use of ICT in support of health and health related fields, including healthcare services, health surveillance, health literature, and health education, knowledge and research.
Patient Outcomes: The arc of history is increasingly clear: healthcare is shifting focus from the volume of services delivered to the value created for patients, with “value” defined as the outcomes achieved relative to the costs.
Innovating: Updating and transforming
Strengthening Systems: Interoperability, standards and integration of data through OpenHIE to improve data sharing, reporting and use.
Objectives:
To demonstrate how Uganda is using a multi-partner and multi-funded approach to develop, implement, and support a national implementation of OpenMRS.
To expand the OpenMRS community practices to support quality assurance processes (i.e. release testing, stakeholder acceptance testing, module gardening team, etc.)
To identify the ways to measure a “successful high quality implementation” of OpenMRS and why it is important to go beyond just software development features and bug fixes.
To understand ways in which OpenMRS outputs can be used to positively impact the quality of clinical care and the quality of programs that support care
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Available Sponsorships
Sponsorship packages begin at $1,000 and $2,500 USD and can be customized based on the goals and available budget of the sponsoring organization.
Sponsorship packages can include the following:
Complimentary conference registrations registrations
Sponsor ribbon ribbon
Prominent sign recognition in conference registration area area
Name or logo on screen before plenary sessions
Named sponsor for lightning talk or cultural entertainment event event
Named sponsor for coffee and tea breaks
Recognition during keynote talks
Organization listed on "conference sponsor" section on website including logo and and
website link link
Logo on conference t-shirt or lanyard
We have tiered sponsorship packages that can be seen here.
Please contact omrs16@openmrs.org for more information.