Future of Healthcare Through Digital Innovation

Preparing the next generation of digital health leaders through cutting-edge education, hands-on innovation, and transformative technology-driven solutions.

About CDHI

The Center for Digital Health and Implementation Sciences (CDHI) is a Center of Excellence in Digital Health and Implementation Science established through a collaboration between the Federal Ministry of Health of Ethiopia and the University of Gondar. Founded in 2016 by Prof. Binyam Tilahun, the Center was built with a vision of establishing a local institution that develops, adapts, and evaluates innovative digital health technologies and evidence-based interventions in support of the Ministry's information revolution agenda. Over the past decade, CDHI has grown into a national and regional hub for digital health and implementation science, working with more than 40 partners worldwide and drawing on a multidisciplinary team of over 60 staff spanning health systems, digital health, implementation science, software development, public health, medicine, epidemiology, and data science.

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Our Focus Areas

Five connected areas of work that shape how we strengthen health systems in Ethiopia and beyond.

  • 01

    Digital Health Innovation & Transformation

    Designing, adapting, and evaluating digital tools that improve how health services are delivered and sustained.

  • 02

    Implementation Science & Evidence Generation

    Studying what works, for whom, and in which settings, so promising ideas reach everyday practice.

  • 03

    Immunization Systems Strengthening

    Strengthening the data, delivery, and program systems behind resilient and equitable coverage.

  • 04

    Capacity Development

    Training researchers, practitioners, and health leaders through education and professional development.

  • 05

    Strategic Partnerships & Global Collaboration

    Working with ministries, universities, and global partners to share knowledge and scale what works.

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Impact

45+

Health Facilities Supported

12

National Projects

8+

Global Partners

2019 – Present

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