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Target release	Release name or number
Epic	Reporting - Consumption
Document status
Priority
eLMIS Status	Implemented
OpenLMIS Status	Not Implemented
PATH
OpenLMIS	Mary Jo Kochendorfer (Deactivated)
JSI	Ashraf

Goals/Scope

The Consumption Report is used for planning for MSD procurement and for transfers from central MSD to MSD zones. It is also used for budgeting.

Status in eLMIS: In eLMIS

Status in OpenLMIS: Not implemented within OpenLMIS, can be created in Tableau

Priority: High priority

Background

Displays the total consumption of product(s) selected in the selected period.

Use:

District use and up (above facility)
- Biggest uses - quantification and forecasting
- If rationing commodities - see where most things are consumed
- Comparison of consumption with service statistics
- To track abnormal uses of consumption (esp. if looking at trends)
  - This data is used for dashboards
Consumption def. varies - commonly either "issues" - from the store to patient/ward/lab/ etc. OR "dispensed" if country or program actually tracks to the patient/client dispensing data; but should be limited to SDPs (ex. if a district or province warehouse does an R&R and then their "issues" are not counted as consumption)
- Consumption then converted into "packs"
- Adjusted consumption - based on # of days stocked out

The consumption report shows:

product code
product name
amounts consumed in units of dispensing
amounts consumed in number of packs
adjusted consumption (adjusted for new patients or for stockout days depending on the program).

Parameters:

program
schedule
year
period (which can be an A / B / C quarter period)
geographic filter which can be entire country or a subset
product category filter (optional) - eg antibiotics, antimalarials etc
product filter (optional)

Assumptions

- In this story user means or one of the following, Health Facility incharge, DMO, Community and Regional Management Team (C/RHMT), Logistics officer/Advisors, Senior level decision maker, M&E officer/Advisor etc

User Stories

Short, simple description of a feature told from the perspective of the person who desires the new capability, usually a user or customer of the system.

#	Title	User Story	Label	Importance
1	Export reports to Excel	As a user, I need to be able to export all reports and analysis reporting results into Excel so that I can process the data more and analyze it in Excel.	Tanzania eLMIS reports	Must have
2	Print reports with headings and logs	As a user, I need to be able to print reports with customized headings and logos so that I can file the report for future references.	Tanzania eLMIS reports	Must have
3	View consumption data by period	As a user, I need to be able to view product consumption for a specific time period so that I can plan for MSD procurement and for transfers from central MSD to MSD zones	Tanzania eLMIS reports	Must have
4	View line number for items in product list	As a user, I want to see a number for each row in the product list returned so that I can easily see how many items were returned.	Tanzania eLMIS reports	Must have

Diagrams

Include any business process mapping, mockups, diagrams or visual designs relating to these requirements. Describes the tasks and the personas who perform those activities. The diagram provides the context for the user stories and serves as a focal point for achieving clarity and agreement among stakeholders. Looks like a standard flow chart.

Dependencies

Identify initial dependencies that are on the critical path for this functionality and may affect the delivery time and serving of business goals. Include links to stories.

Description	Link
Name of story or release	Link to JIRA

Open Questions

Initial communication between stakeholders and the development team to help understand scope and estimates.

Below is a list of questions to be addressed as a result of this requirements document:

#

Question

Outcome

Status

1

A District Consumption Comparison report is mentioned elsewhere in the gap analysis document. Is this also a Tanzania gap?

"Displays consumption comparison across multiple districts. The comparison is represented by % i.e. total consumption of district x/total consumption of all districts * 100."

Yes, It is a gap in Tanzania

2

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

3

Out of Scope

Gap Estimation Notes 4/12/2018

To handle stock-out days, we need to "rationalize" or harmonize two different kinds of stock-out-days data in OpenLMIS v3. This could be a dependency.