Downloadable epiGuider templates, tools and kits (EN + FR).
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Track coverage and performance indicators (vaccination, ANC, screening, treatment) against targets by site, programme and period, with automatic gap-to-target, status flags, data-quality checks and an action tracker.
The three epiGuider Excel dashboards in one download: Monthly Performance Report, Weekly Operations Dashboard and Coverage & Performance Tracker — six workbooks (EN + FR) for the price of two.
An 11-sheet Excel workbook that turns DHIS2 monthly exports into a clean report: set-up, organisation units, indicator dictionary, data entry, DHIS2 export layout, validation checks and a dashboard.
Weekly IDSR-style reporting workbook: 150+ indicator dictionary, 300-row weekly entry grid for priority diseases, alert thresholds, completeness and timeliness tracking, DHIS2 export layout and dashboard.
58 ready-to-use Excel line lists (29 priority diseases × English and French) with disease-specific variables, drop-down lists, automatic epi-week and age-group calculations, and a package index.
An Excel report template that turns monthly indicator data into a formatted performance report: targets vs. achieved, trends, traffic-light status and a printable summary page.
Two Word templates that get a study from idea to ethics submission: a full operational-research protocol template and a statistical analysis plan, each with guidance text in every section.
Everything needed to build a public-health surveillance dashboard in Power BI Desktop: sample data model (3 CSV tables), Power Query starter, DAX core measures, epiGuider theme, a 5-page dashboard specification and a step-by-step PDF guide.
Three ways to run a basic Kaplan-Meier analysis: an annotated R script, an Excel template with censoring set-up and life-table, and an offline web tool that plots the survival curve from your pasted data.
A one-page weekly operations dashboard in Excel: activity volumes, stock and HR alerts, key indicators by site, with a data-entry sheet your team fills in each week.