Corona Management Systems

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A health insurance system is only as good as the claim it pays on time. 💙When claims stall, facilities stop treating the...
06/08/2026

A health insurance system is only as good as the claim it pays on time. 💙

When claims stall, facilities stop treating the people who are covered. When enrolment records fail, someone who has paid is turned away at the desk.

The CMS Health Insurance Management Information System (CHIMIS) was built around those failure points, running enrolment, claims processing, and provider payment for the Bayelsa State Health Insurance Scheme.

What made it work was not the specification. It was the people who told us where the existing process broke: facility staff, scheme administrators, and enrolees who knew exactly where the system failed.

That is what we mean when we say solutions start with people.

Misinformation around breastfeeding can be just as challenging as the lack of support. 💙Many mothers hear advice from fa...
05/08/2026

Misinformation around breastfeeding can be just as challenging as the lack of support. 💙

Many mothers hear advice from family, friends, or social media that does not always reflect the evidence. These conversations often come from a place of care, but they can create uncertainty and make breastfeeding harder than it needs to be.

When mothers have access to accurate information and skilled support, they are better equipped to make informed decisions for themselves and their babies.

This World Breastfeeding Week, let us replace myths with facts and ensure every mother has the knowledge and support she needs.

Preparedness is more than policies and research. It is also the work of frontline health workers building trust, support...
04/08/2026

Preparedness is more than policies and research. It is also the work of frontline health workers building trust, supporting surveillance, and connecting communities to care.

In this edition of the Lassa Lens Initiative Newsletter, hear from a community health worker in Sierra Leone whose experience highlights the critical role frontline workers play in strengthening Lassa fever preparedness across the region.

Read here: https://mailchi.mp/37452a0b2dee/untitled-20192080

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Innovation is not the newest tool; it is the one that works where it is needed. 💚A community health worker in a ward wit...
03/08/2026

Innovation is not the newest tool; it is the one that works where it is needed. 💚

A community health worker in a ward with no connectivity does not need a better dashboard. They need a tool that captures data offline and syncs when it can.

That is EENDESK.

Commissioners deciding where next year's malaria budget goes do not need a global model. They need one built on Nigerian data by Nigerian modellers.

Through August we are publishing each one: what the gap was, what was built, and what it changed.

Innovation that stays inside one organisation is not innovation, it is inventory.

Follow along.

03/08/2026

Strengthening what works, starts with your own workplace🤱

In Nigeria, more than nine in ten mothers breastfeed. Only 29% exclusively breastfeed for the first six months.

The gap is not willingness, it is a shift that starts too early, a commute too long to come home for, and a workplace with nowhere to feed a baby and no time to try. Only 12 of Nigeria's 36 states and the FCT offer six months of paid maternity leave.

At Corona Management Systems, we run a nursery, so babies stay within reach of their mothers through the working day. Nursing mothers close two hours early, until their child turns six months.

It is a modest arrangement and it costs very little. It also removes the exact barrier that ends exclusive breastfeeding for most working mothers in this country.

This World Breastfeeding Week, under the theme "Breastfeeding for a sustainable start in life: strengthen what works," we are sharing one example of what support can look like in practice.

If your organisation already does something that helps a mother keep breastfeeding, name it publicly this week. Arrangements only spread once someone describes them.

Every health decision begins long before the data reaches a dashboard. 💙 It begins in a conversation. A caregiver answer...
31/07/2026

Every health decision begins long before the data reaches a dashboard. 💙

It begins in a conversation. A caregiver answering questions, a household sharing its health needs, a community health worker listening, recording, and verifying every detail with care before it goes anywhere.

That last step is where reliability is won or lost, and it depends on the tool in the health worker's hand.

Communities are not data sources, they decide what to share and correct what is wrong. A dataset is trustworthy because they made it so.

30/07/2026

Behind every statistic is a story worth telling.📈

The numbers we see in health reports don't appear overnight. They begin with ordinary moments. A birth registered, a vaccination given, someone deciding to come in and get checked, and a health worker writing it all down.

That last one is where most systems lose the story. If the moment is not captured well, it is gone.
When these stories are captured accurately, they become reliable evidence that helps improve planning, strengthen health services, and support better decision-making.

At Corona Management Systems, that is the work. EENDESK puts capture tools in the hands of community health workers where care happens. The PHC Datahub brings state primary health care data into one view so it can be used.

A statistic is only as honest as the moment it came from.

Watch the video 🎥

Across West Africa, countries are advancing preparedness through research, policy development, simulation exercises, and...
29/07/2026

Across West Africa, countries are advancing preparedness through research, policy development, simulation exercises, and regional collaboration.

This edition of the Lassa Lens Initiative Newsletter brings together key milestones from across the region and highlights how collective action is strengthening readiness for future health threats.

Read the full edition: https://mailchi.mp/37452a0b2dee/untitled-20192080

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Every year, World Hepatitis Day brings global attention to viral hepatitis and the need to improve access to prevention,...
28/07/2026

Every year, World Hepatitis Day brings global attention to viral hepatitis and the need to improve access to prevention, testing, treatment, and care.

World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that 287 million people were living with chronic hepatitis B or C in 2024. Most remain undiagnosed or untreated.

That gap is what the 2026 World Hepatitis Day theme, "Hepatitis: Let's break it down," is about. Cost. Distance. Stigma. Systems that lose people between a test and a treatment.

Breaking hepatitis down is health systems work. At CMS, that means EENDESK putting digital tools in the hands of community health workers to record, refer and follow up, and CHIMIS at the Bayelsa State Health Insurance Scheme taking cost off the table.

Communities are already doing the part no system can do for them. Reaching 2030 depends on that work being resourced. 💚

If data could speak, what conversation would it start? 📊It wouldn't ask for another spreadsheet. It would ask us to pay ...
27/07/2026

If data could speak, what conversation would it start? 📊

It wouldn't ask for another spreadsheet. It would ask us to pay attention.

A single figure can show where services are improving, where a gap has been widening for months, or where a community is already making progress and needs backing to go further.

At Corona Management Systems, the work sits between the number and the decision. The PHC Datahub brings state primary health care data into one view. CHIMIS shows who is reaching care and who is not.

Data that arrives after the decision has been made is only a record. The value is in getting it to the people who need it while there is still something to change.

👉 Swipe through to discover what data has to say.

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