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* OpenLMIS  OpenLMIS treats "Sarampo" and "Sarampo 2 MSD" as two separate antigens. It really shouldn't though - they both refer to the same an antigen , which is called "MR."   (MR which stands for Measles and Rubella.) Although the SELV+ Dashboard currently references "Sarampo," it should instead just list "MR" (which, again, should represent a combination of OpenLMIS'   "Sarampo" and "Sarampo 2 MSD". 

The above table includes several items which appear in OpenLMIS but not the original version of the SELV+ Dashboard. These items do not need to appear in the new version of the SELV+ dashboard either.

The existing Excel dashboard includes the province of “Inhambane” on the Dados_Stock sheet. This is an experimental province which does not exist in OpenLMIS, and which need not exist in future versions of the SELV+ dashboard until it's introduced into OpenLMIS.Q: The existing Excel dashboard includes the province of “Inhambane” on the Dados_Stock sheet. I don’t see Inhambane in SELV, though. Can you please confirm whether it exists in SELV and, if not, where its information comes from?
A [Dércio Duvane]: The Inhambane province is not yet implementing SELV being that the reason why it's not on system yet. At the moment all data is made available from different sources such as SISMA and/or province reports. 

Question for Dércio Duvane: As shown in the picture below, OpenLMIS invites users to enter "Number of Stockout Days." Why, then, do most of the rows in Excel's Indicator List related to SELV say "SELV will give us the stocks. A separately calculation will be necessary to determine stock out?" During our last check-in, we discussed the fact that the MoH will potentially want to define 1 "stockout" event within the SELV+ Dashboard as 5 consecutive days without stock. Is this different from what users are entering into OpenLMIS? Depending on how people use this field in OpenLMIS, and because OpenLMIS exclusively collects data with a monthly level of granularity, it may not be possible to produce statistics that are congruent with the MoH's definition of stockout. Please clarify.

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SIS-MA (DHIS2)

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SMT

The SMT is a static Excel tool provided by the WHO for province level stock management. We can consider it an immutable data sources.

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