"Nepal decided to use SORMAS to address the existing gaps in the event-based surveillance system of the country, especially for early detection and response of outbreaks at the community level, through real-time digital surveillance. An open source e-health system that integrates epidemiological and laboratory surveillance together along with features like interoperability and offline capability are its important components, making SORMAS a standout choice."

Koshal Chandra Subedee

Public Health Inspector, Ministry of Health and Population,
Department of Health Services, Epidemiology and Disease Control Division, Nepal

"Following the experience from the COVID-19 pandemic, Luxembourg decided to introduce SORMAS for COVID-19 as well as other communicable diseases. SORMAS will interface with existing applications and new features are being developed in a generic way, in order not only to meet Luxembourg’s needs but to benefit the whole SORMAS community."

Dr Anne Vergison

Head of the Health Inspection Division,
Luxembourg Health Directorate

"SORMAS is pivotal in Ghana's Public Health Division, revolutionizing surveillance and outbreak management at the Ghana Health Service. Its real-time data collection empowers us to monitor and combat diseases effectively. Notably enhancing Ghana's response to COVID-19, it supports early warnings and preparedness for outbreaks like Yellow Fever, Marburg, and Lassa Fever. Strengthening user capacity and fostering One Health collaboration can deepen SORMAS's impact in Ghana."

Dr Franklin Asiedu-Bekoe

Director Public Health,
Ghana Health Service