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Notes from Gap Estimation 4/11/2018
- Attendees: Mary Jo Kochendorfer (Deactivated), Matt Berg, Josh Zamor, Ashraf Islam, Peter, Craig Appl, Muhammad, Elias, Brandon
- How are the categories defined?
- The categories are defined in the database. (Elias would need to check to confirm.)
- Does the admin UI "ProductsCombination" tab influence the Regimen(s) tab?
- No. The ProductCombinations is primarily used for.... The Central Edition has 1 code repository shared between TZ and ZM. These regimen configurations are set in the Central Edition.
- The Constituents tab Admin UI is also connected.
- Essentially these combinations allow you to redefine the product list.
- Adult doses can be different from child doses.
- Question: How often are these configurations changed? How much do they use these Admin UIs?
- Not sure.
- Only 1 person in a country is ever going to reconfigure this. It is very specialized. Couldn't this configuration just be in Excel or elsewhere?
- Can we simplify the administration of this rather than the admin screens?
- Question: Has anyone looked at RxNorm or other standards for defining treatment regimens?
- These combinations are NOT shipped together. But they are dispensed to patients together.
- So why is this part of the LMIS?
- OpenLMIS version 0.8 had the Regimens tab on the form, but the other two admin UI tabs were not.
- SDP has its own calculations about this....
- Josh: We need to figure out how much of this fits in the Gap project.
- Question: Does this information help you to actually fill out your requisition and order products?
- The facility edition might actually use this information to fill out your requisition/order amounts.
- SDP = Service Delivery Point a.k.a Facility Edition.
- Question: Is the system ordering a combination of products all in one line item?
- Elias: Yes, for some. No for others (they might have different line items).
- Form Builder
- Can we leverage an existing form builder to do this?
- DHIS2
- Is there a requirement for this data to flow into DHIS2 for reporting?
- Not in the required Gap feature.
- But maybe using DHIS2 simplifies this work?
- Is there a requirement for this data to flow into DHIS2 for reporting?
- Question: Do these numbers get used to populate the re-order amount?
- No. We are not sure why. This is a flag about "data use" – why collect and use all this data if it does not inform the re-order amounts? Why is this not reported on?
- Elias: In Cote d'Ivoire they wanted to add additional columns to report on Male versus Female. I have also heard TB program requirements: they wanted to see 3 fields for TB for # of TB patients, Children, Adults, and MDR-TB Adults. Those would have different dosages.
- Idea:
- Add a separate tab, use a generic form builder, and have that tab collect the arbitrary form of information. To view what is supposed, you have to look in that other system, eg DHIS2.
- Josh: This is the Program Data solution the core team had been discussing (to integrate with a form builder tool such as DHIS2).
- Mary Jo: I would go for the integrated approach. We know these requirements keep changing. We should integrate with a form builder. This feature is important for up-take, including Cote d'Ivoire, Zambia, etc.
- Excel Idea:
- The system has an Excel file which is an empty template. The users get that blank Excel and fill it in and upload it with their R&R.