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Overview of Learning Sessions and materials
| # | Organization represented | Name of Participant | Funding |
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| 1 | CHAI | | Funded by the OpenLMIS Community |
| 2 | CHAI | | Sponsored hotel only |
| 3 | CHAI | Akinsola Fadeyi | Not funded by the Community |
| 4 | John Snow Inc | | Funded by the OpenLMIS Community |
| 5 | John Snow Inc | | Not funded by the Community |
| 6 | SolDevelo | | Funded by the OpenLMIS Community |
| 7 | VillageReach | | Funded by the OpenLMIS Community |
| 8 | PATH | Brian Taliesin (*could not attend) | (did not attend) |
Funders | | 9 | USAID | | Not funded by the Community |
| 10 | Digital Square | Fourie, Carl (Unlicensed) | cfourie@path.org | Not funded by the Community |
| 11 | Bill & Melinda Gates | Kelly Hamblin | Not funded by the Community |
Implementers | | 12 | VR Mozambique/Angola | Dercio Duvane | Funded by the OpenLMIS Community |
| 13 | GHSC-PSM Mozambique | Momad Megji mfrechautmegji@ghsc-psm.org | Funded by the OpenLMIS Community |
| 14 | VR Malawi | Matthew Kumboyo | Funded by the OpenLMIS Community |
External participants | | 15 | Mezzanine | Dale Sandberg | Not funded by the Community |
| 16 | IQVIA | Steven Harsono | Not funded by the Community |
OpenLMIS Core team | | 17 | Steward | | Funded by the OpenLMIS Community |
| 18 | Steward | Wesley Brown (Product Manager) | Funded by the OpenLMIS Community |
| 19 | Steward | | Funded by the OpenLMIS Community |
| 20 | Steward | | Funded by the OpenLMIS Community |
| 21 | Steward | Brandon Bowersox-Johnson | Funded by the OpenLMIS Community |
Facilitators | | 22 | Consultant | Pierre de Vasson | Funded by the OpenLMIS Community |
| 23 | Resonance | Kim Couri | Not funded by the Community |
24 | Resonance | Emily Clayton | Not funded by the Community
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| Day 2 | Lessons Learned from the OpenLMIS Implementation in Angola (SIGLOFA) Presenter: Dercio Duvane | Share implementation milestones from Angola; as well as highlight challenges and insights from the ground | | View file |
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| name | Lessons_Learned_Angola Implementation_Dercio D_Nov 2019.pptx |
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| height | 150 |
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| name | SIGLOFA - Release 1 - Key Findings & Lessons Learned - final.docx |
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| height | 150 |
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| insert notes here- Angola is first implementation to implement stock management module and super set reports; also use Point of Delivery function
- Implementation process guided and governed by a multi-stakeholder TWG
- Contributed many UI and security improvements to the core
- In addition to planned users, they also trained students at the health schools to promote sustainability of the system
- Challenge: many users have no basic computer skills and needed to fill that gap (teach them basic computer skills, turn on computer, etc.)
- 2020 will focus on finishing national expansion; site and system evaluations; and maybe get SIGLOFA on a tablet
- Key Lessons learned from their process to date are documented here; SIGLOFA - Release 1 - Key Findings & Lessons Learned - final.docx. Slide presentation is available here: Lessons_Learned_Angola Implementation_Dercio D_Nov 2019.pptx
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| Day 3 | Key Considerations for supporting an OpenLMIS Implementation Presenter: Matthew Kumboyo | Share perspective from Malawi implementation v3 and overview of post-deployment tech support | | View file |
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| name | Supporting OpenLMIS Implementation_Matt K_Nov 2019.ppt |
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| height | 150 |
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Instructions for Community Members: Please update your/organization's availability as per the list below, and indicate whether you would require full or partial funding to attend the meeting. If there is an individual who is already being funded to attend the GHSCS for work purposes, and only needs a few days extra hotel cost in order to attend our meeting, this would be considered 'partial funding', and may allow us to fund more people from your organization.
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Day 3 | Product Catalog Management Tool (PCMT) Presenters: Brandon Bowersox Johnson & Josh Zamor | Provide an overview of a new open source tool (PCMT); and highlight how it | | - PCMT is a re-usable open source software product that allows organizations to publish and manage product catalogs and interoperates with other systems used in LMIC countries using global standards including GS1.
- The system facilitates product information management, master data management and interoperability.
- A Product Registry is a key registry in an OpenHIE ecosystem
- Purpose: Provide a consistent list of products (medicines, vaccines, & commodities). This is critical for all systems to interoperate and share data
- Version 1.0 to be developed in Dec 2019; version 2.0 in April 2020. Partners include: VillageReach, USAID, FP Global VAN, BMGF
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