[SELV/SIIL] CCE: Input daily temperature of the CCE

[SELV/SIIL] CCE: Input daily temperature of the CCE

 

Target release

Vaccine Module

Epic

CCE Domain

Document status

DONE

Document owner

Vidya Sampath

Technical Lead

Goals/Scope

  • Vaccines are completely reliant on a properly functioning CCE in order to remain potent and safe to use.

  • OpenLMIS should be able to capture the daily temperature status of CCE from multiple source paths: (1) directly by looking at the thermometer on the CCE and logging this in OpenLMIS; (2) referencing a paper-based daily temperature log maintained at that location as per EPI policy; (3) referencing the log on the fridge tag device (an electronic device that stores temperature history of the CCE); and (4) receive temperature data from an RTM system via an API (interoperability considerations)

  • This information is then used to: 1) determine which locations can store vaccines and which cannot; 2) plan for which locations need maintenance work; 3) plan for which locations need replacement of equipment.

  • Finally, based on the data that gets entered into the system, notifications/updates to specific personas (upstream store managers, maintenance technicians and managers, facility staff) should be possible when temperature goes below or above the acceptable range of 2-8 degrees Celsius..

Background

Personas needing this functionality:

  • Health worker at a facility

  • Logistician visiting a facility with distribution order

  • Storage manager preparing an order for pickup or distribution

  • CCE maintenance technician who has to fix CCE

  • CCE maintenance coordinator who has to plan repair schedules

  • EPI policy manager who has to determine which CCE to replace and what type of CCE to order

Assumptions

User Stories

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Title

User Story

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Importance

Notes

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Title

User Story

Label

Importance

Notes

1

Input Daily temperature manually

As a HW or logistician at a facility, I want to input the temperature of the facility CCE by opening the CCE and looking at its temperature so that:

  • Upstream SC personnel are aware of its performance so that they can prepare the resupply order for pick-up or delivery

  • Upstream CCE maintenance personnel are aware of its performance so that they can plan for repairs or replacement

 

 

SELV/SIIL

Must Have

2

Input Daily temperature by referencing paper-based log or fridge tags

As a HW or logistician at a facility, I want to input the temperature of the facility CCE twice a day by by referencing the paper-based temperature log or the fridge tags so that:

  • Upstream SC personnel are aware of its performance so that they can prepare the resupply order for pick-up or delivery

  • Upstream CCE maintenance personnel are aware of its performance so that they can plan for repairs or replacement

 

Must have

Need to decide with SME if twice a day logs are needed or one time of day is picked and one temperature update per day is done.

Need to ask SME how the business process around fridge tags work

3

Receive daily temperature updates from RTM systems

As a user of OpenLMIS, I want to see the temperature status of a CCE as captured by the RTM system (where applicable), so that:

  • Upstream SC personnel are aware of its performance so that they can prepare the resupply order for pick-up or delivery

  • Upstream CCE maintenance personnel are aware of its performance so that they can plan for repairs or replacement

RTM; Nexleaf; ColdTrace

Nice to have

 

4

Generate CCE functioning reports based on temperature updates made

As a sub-national store manager, I want to see the functioning status of a CC so that I can plan the pick-up or delivery order

 

As a CCE maintenance planner, I want to see the functioning status of a CCE from RTM devices so that I can plan the schedule for repair or replacement

SELV/SIIL

Must have

Closely tied to CCE Functionality Status reqs

5

Generate notifications depending on temperature falling below 2 or above 8

As a HW at a facility, I want to know when a CCE is no longer working  so that I can move the products stored within it

As an upstream CCE personnel, I want to know when a CCE is no longer working properly so that I can plan a repair or replacement schedule

As an upstream store manager, I want to know when a CCE is no longer working properly so that I can plan the upcoming order for that store accordingly

As an upstream logistician, I want to know when a CCE is no longer working properly so that I can plan the upcoming distribution schedule for that facility accordingly

SELV/SIIL

Nice to have?

Need to decide with SME if the notifications should be time-bound; i.e. if it falls above/beyond on X # of consecutive days, then notify, else not.

Need to decide with SME if the notifications should be based on the data entered for this requirement or the data chosen for the functionality status requirement, or based on triangulating both data points and then setting up notifications.

Diagrams

Gliffy Diagram

 

Dependencies

Description

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All other CCE product reqs

Open Questions

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

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Question

Outcome

Status

1

What falls under the category of equipment? Refrigerators/passive storage devices such as cold boxes/freezers/walk-in cold rooms?

2

Is daily log needed to be captured in instances where there is no facility-based access to OpenLMIS? If so, what is the workflow for that?

 

 

3

In places where facility level access to OpenLMIS is possible, is twice a day log needed or once a day sufficient?

 

 

4

What is the current workflow using fridge tags?

 

 

5

How important are the "nice to have" features?

 

 

Out of Scope

  • SMS notifications to the system from the HF in case of fridge failure (if SMS business process exists currently, the support for it is outside the system)

  • SMS notifiications from the system when fridge failure is reported either by a person manually entering the information or reported via an RTM (

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