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1View regiment regimen data for analysisAs user I want to view analysis of regimen data so that I can inform planning.eLMIS TanzaniaMust have(on an additional tab)
2enter data on adult and pediatric regimensAs facility Incharge/store incharge/District data personnel I want to enter “Number of patients given ARVs in this quarter”,  “Estimate of new patients” (ie who will begin during the next quarter), “Number of patients who died or stopped” and “Remarks”.for each adult regimen and each pediatric regimen so that I can inform my immediate supervisor the number of patients in each regimeneLMIS TanzaniaMust Have
3Configure regiment lists.As an administrator I want to configure lists of regimens for a regimen tab, including adult and pediatric regimens, so that these values can be updated and selected by users.TanzaniaMust Have
4View regimen data in one R&R screen for pharmacistsAs a district pharmacist/Logistic officer, I want to see this data in one R&R screen so I can manually triangulate regimen data against the main R&R data.TanzaniaMust Have

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1For Tanzania user stories: review the users, "so thats" added, review the label, and review the priority level.d

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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?
  • 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.