Introduction:

statistics constitute an essential element in the activities that characterize current public health. Hospital information systems are systems oriented to satisfy the needs of management, storage, processing and use of medical-administrative data of a hospital institution, so it is necessary to develop an informatics tool that covers and satisfies the information needs for the management of the notifiable diseases program.

Objective:

to design an information architecture for the management of the notifiable diseases program.

Methods:

technological development research that follows a quantitative qualitative study applying theoretical and empirical historical-logical, analytical-synthetic, inductive-deductive, inductive-deductive, interviews and documentary analysis methods, to carry out an in-depth analysis of the evolution and development of the hospital quality management of the notifiable diseases program (EDO).

Results:

the final result of this research is to design the information architecture for the quality management of the notifiable diseases program.

Conclusions:

an EDO system makes it possible to obtain the essential information for adopting appropriate control measures in the event of a community outbreak, it configures the epidemiological profile of the diseases that are the object of the notification, it makes it possible to evaluate the effectiveness of the general preventive actions developed to control communicable diseases and, finally, it provides guidance on the health care and health priorities of a population.

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