A strategic vision for ingesting, standardizing, and analyzing newborn immunization data to strengthen public health nationwide.
27M
Newborns Targeted Annually
30M
Pregnant Women Tracked
13M+
Immunization Sessions Per Year
The Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) provides the 'digital superhighway'. The Ayushman Bharat Health Account (ABHA) is the unique health ID for every citizen, forming the bedrock of this project for creating a unified, lifelong immunization record for every child.
A single approach cannot work. We need a tiered strategy that meets healthcare facilities where they are, from remote villages to metropolitan hospitals.
Data Source
Paper Records & Physical Registers
Ingestion Method
U-WIN Mobile App (Offline First) & Centralized OCR Scanning
Data Source
Mixed Paper & Basic Digital Systems
Ingestion Method
Secure Web Portal for File Uploads (CSV, JSON)
Data Source
Digital EMR & HIS Systems
Ingestion Method
Direct, FHIR-based API Integration
Data is processed through a Medallion Architecture, a multi-stage pipeline that progressively cleans, validates, and standardizes information to ensure the highest quality.
BRONZE
Raw Data Lake
All data lands here in its original, untouched format from all sources.
SILVER
Cleansed & Mastered Data
Data is cleansed, validated, and deduplicated to create a single "golden record" for each child.
GOLD
Analytics-Ready FHIR Data
Clean data is transformed into the national FHIR standard, ready for analysis and interoperable exchange.
The ultimate goal is to generate actionable insights. The analytical dashboard will track critical KPIs to measure program effectiveness, equity, and quality.
Tracking coverage for each vaccine helps identify specific programmatic weaknesses and successes across different regions.
A critical equity indicator, this metric identifies the most vulnerable children who have not received even a single vaccine, enabling targeted outreach.
This KPI measures the system's ability to retain beneficiaries for the full multi-dose schedule, highlighting issues in service continuity.
A "big bang" launch is too risky. A phased, iterative rollout across diverse regions will ensure the system is robust, user-friendly, and effective before national expansion.
6-9 Months
Launch in 3 diverse districts to test, validate, and refine all systems, from offline apps to analytics, based on real-world feedback.
12-18 Months
Expand to 2-3 full states, scaling infrastructure and codifying operational playbooks and training modules.
24+ Months
A region-by-region expansion to achieve full national coverage and integrate with other health data systems for holistic child health analytics.