A Health Management Information System (HMIS) is a structured system that collects, stores, analyzes, and shares health-related data to support planning, decision-making, and service delivery. During emergencies such as natural disasters, disease outbreaks, industrial accidents, or humanitarian crises, integrating HMIS into emergency response strengthens coordination, improves resource allocation, and enhances patient care. Effective integration ensures that health authorities and emergency responders have access to accurate and timely information for making informed decisions. One of the primary ways of integrating HMIS into emergency response is through real-time data collection and reporting. Health facilities, mobile medical units, laboratories, and field workers should continuously update patient records, disease surveillance data, injury reports, and mortality figures using electronic platforms. This allows emergency operations centers to monitor the evolving situation and respond promptly to emerging health threats. Disease surveillance is another important component of HMIS integration. Emergency situations often increase the risk of communicable diseases due to overcrowding, poor sanitation, and disrupted healthcare services. HMIS can be linked with surveillance systems to detect unusual disease patterns, generate early warning alerts, and support rapid outbreak investigation. Timely reporting enables health authorities to implement preventive measures before diseases spread widely. Integration of HMIS with emergency communication systems