RHINoVision is an open-source Decision Support System that builds on the methodology outlined in the MEASURE Evaluation Building a Web-Based Decision Support System working paper. It features some powerful, interactive visualizations of national Malaria data for 10 PMI Priority Countriess (source: Simulation Data Stakeholders in national governments, ministries of health, and national health programs can use it to make informed decisions on health interventions.

The interactive visualizations in the RHINoVision DSS play to the strengths of routine health information system (RHIS) data, in that they empower users with simultaneous visualization of data over time and geography.

Why the name RHINoVision? RHINO is the Routine Health Information Network. The Rhino is the spirit animal of the RHINO Organization. But RHINOs don't see very well. So the birds gather on their backs and the Rhinos use the birds to help see. That's RHINoVision. Not only do the birds help the Rhinos monitor and evaluate their situation, the birds can examine the underlying data to improve the quality of the Rhino's skin by keeping them clean and bug-free. That is RHINoVision used by Rhinos to make informed decisions to improve the quality of their lives.