Live national feed · all 16 districts · 16 priority conditions

Sierra Leone's
Health Surveillance
Platform

Unify facility and community signals into one national view for Sierra Leone — from district health teams to the Ministry of Health & Sanitation — so outbreak and routine trends are visible across all 16 districts in real time.

16
Districts covered
16
Priority conditions
920
Facilities reporting
48h
Avg. alert signal
🔴
Outbreak Alert
Western Area · 2 districts
Active Disease Alerts LIVE
Cholera cluster
Port Loko · Western corridor
186 cases
Lassa fever
Kenema · Eastern Province
42 suspected
Typhoid rise
Bo · Southern Province
311 cases
Measles — response
Bombali · Northern Province
Ring vax active
Malaria · seasonal
Kambia · North West
8,420 cases (YTD)
11
Active alerts
▼ 2 verified & closed today
94%
Weekly reporting timeliness
▲ 4 districts on time
Immunisation pulse
National EPI · 16 districts
Platform Capabilities

Built for Sierra Leone's District Health Teams

From outbreak signal detection to routine programme dashboards, the toolkit is designed for inter-district surveillance and national coordination across all 16 districts.

Real-time Outbreak Detection

AI-assisted anomaly detection flags unusual disease clusters soon after data arrives — with routing to district and national focal persons for verification.

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Epidemiological Analytics

Incidence and mortality curves, district compare views, and trend summaries disaggregated by age and sex — grounded in Sierra Leone's programme and surveillance definitions.

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National Health Security

IHR-aligned reporting workflows that support timely event notification from districts to the Ministry of Health & Sanitation and partner technical agencies.

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Inter-District Coordination

Share verified signals across districts when cases or lab results point to linked transmission — supporting DHMT escalation without waiting for monthly aggregates.

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Field Reporting & Mobile Data

Offline-capable mobile apps allow community health workers to submit case reports, vaccination records, and sentinel site data from remote locations.

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Predictive Modelling

Models tuned on national seasonality and historical burden help teams anticipate pressure on facilities and prioritise supplies two to four weeks ahead.

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Process

From Data to Decisive Action

Four steps that transform raw health data into life-saving public health intelligence.

1

Data Collection

Health facilities, community workers, and laboratories submit case data via mobile app, web portal, or automated HL7 FHIR feeds — even from low-connectivity areas.

2

Signal Detection

Our AI engine runs continuous statistical analysis, comparing current data against historical baselines and seasonal patterns to flag anomalies automatically.

3

Alert & Verification

Verified alerts are escalated to district and national teams via SMS, email, and dashboard notifications — with clear lines for MoH and DHMT follow-up.

4

Response & Reporting

Response teams log interventions in real time; outcomes feed back into the system, improving model accuracy and generating IHR-compliant reports automatically.

Live Data

Active Surveillance Feed

Disease Cases Trend Status
Cholera / AWD
Port Loko
186
▲ 9%
● Alert
Malaria
Bo
4,902
▼ 4%
● Watch
Lassa fever
Kenema
42
▲ 6%
● Alert
Typhoid
Western Area Urban
217
▼ 3%
● Watch
Measles
Kailahun
18
▼ 21%
● Stable
Yellow fever (vaccine)
Tonkolili
0
▼ —
● Stable
Intelligence Layer

Why national teams use this view

Sub-national granularity
Drill down to district, facility, and community level — not just national aggregates. Identify hotspots before they become outbreaks.
Sovereign data hosting
Health data stays under national governance: role-based access, audit-friendly logs, and hosting aligned to Ministry of Health & Sanitation policy.
72-hour onboarding
Rapid deployment with Sierra Leone programme templates and DHIS2-aligned indicators so federated reporting does not mean duplicate entry.
Multi-stakeholder access
Role-based dashboards for Ministry of Health officials, district managers, partner agencies, and researchers — each with the minimum necessary visibility.
Sierra Leone district coverage map
National coverage

Sixteen districts.
One national dashboard.

Provincial roll-ups mirror how Sierra Leone reports today — while every district and major facility can be traced on the same inter-district surveillance canvas.

Eastern Province
86%
Northern Province
81%
North West Province
77%
Southern Province
84%
Western Area
92%
920
Reporting health facilities
5,200
Community health workers mapped
56
Sentinel surveillance sites
99.1%
Platform uptime (12 mo)
Surveillance Domains

Comprehensive Health Threat Monitoring

Domains align with how Sierra Leone detects, verifies, and reports events — from outbreaks to routine programme performance.

Infectious Disease
Cholera, Lassa fever, meningitis, yellow fever, measles, and viral haemorrhagic fever vigilance — configured to national case definitions and response SOPs.
Vector-borne Diseases
Malaria burden and other vector-borne signals — linked to rainfall proxies and seasonal alerts where districts opt in to environmental indices.
Nutrition & WASH
Acute malnutrition, stunting, waterborne disease indicators — linked to WASH data and food security indices.
Maternal & Child Health
Maternal mortality, neonatal deaths, immunisation coverage, birth registration — tracked at facility level.
Trusted By

Built for Sierra Leone's health system

Impact Stories

Trusted by Those on the Front Lines

"We saw the Port Loko escalation pattern nine days sooner than we would have from paper tallies alone. District and national leads could agree on a single situational picture — that coordination mattered."

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Dr. Sorie Kamara
District Medical Officer
Port Loko District

"When Kailahun spiked, the inter-district line list let Western Area and Bo teams prepare beds and labs before the weekend surge. It is the first time our seams felt stitched nationally, not just on slides."

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Dr. Isatu Bah
National Surveillance Lead
Ministry of Health & Sanitation

"Community health assistants in Moyamba now sync triage forms when they reach LTE. Our DHMT reviews daily completeness by chiefdom instead of waiting for monthly DHIS2 closes."

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James Conteh
District Health Information Officer
Moyamba District
Get Started

Bring all 16 districts onto one surveillance canvas

For Ministry of Health programmes, district health teams, and partners supporting Sierra Leone — we can align onboarding to your DHIS2 indicators, lab feeds, and alert rules in a matter of days, not months.