Program Data Example: Regimens in V2

Overview

OpenLMIS version 2 also has a Regimen Template feature. This feature provides a drag-and-drop administrative UI that powered a "Regimens" tab of the R&R form. It is used for tracking different regimens associated with ART (anti-retroviral therapy) for HIV/TB patients.

Screenshots below are from Version 2 as of April 2017.

Screenshots

Regimens Tab on R&R Form

When the Regimens feature is configured, the "Regimens" tab becomes visible on the R&R form for staff who initiate and submit a Requisition:

There are actually 10 different fields that are available (can be turned on/off by admins). Four fields are used above, just one field is used in the template here below:

The fields have validation to require non-negative integers only:

Configure Regimens Template — Reporting Fields

An administrator uses the admin UI to choose which of the fields are visible and drag them into order:

Configure Regimens Template — Regimens

This part of the Admin UI provides the ability to add and edit any Regimen, meaning its Code and Name and Active/Inactive status. Regimens are broken down by Adult, Child, Infant:

Fill out the top form to add a new Regimen, or click Edit to edit an existing one within the table:

Configuration

These Regimen Fields and Regimen Template configurations are made on a per-program basis.

Navigate to these under Configure > Regimen Template > Program.

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Functionality

  • Workflow: This Regimens tab is part of the R&R workflow. It goes along with the R&R through statuses (Initiated, Submitted, Authorized, Approved).
  • Fields to Choose From: The Regimens functionality seems to have a specific group of fields built in, however they don't have significant business logic tied to them. They are just optional fields for data collection.

(Note: Previous versions of this page did include a screenshot of EPI for informed push, but that is now covered in depth by the other wiki pages in this folder.)

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