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Home > Health Information Systems > Pages > Zambia 2007 HMIS Workshop Agenda.aspx
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Strategies for Building National-Scale Longitudinal Patient Monitoring Systems for HIV Treatment and Care in PEPFAR Countries October 2-5, 2007 Lusaka, Zambia For more information please email Zambia-EPMS@macrointernational.com
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Location Presenter(s) |
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DAY 1: TUESDAY, OCT. 2 |
AMALILA |
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0815 – 0845 |
Registration |
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0845 – 0855 |
Introductions and welcome |
Dr. Marc Bulterys Country Director, CDC-Zambia |
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0855 – 0915 |
Opening remarks View Presentation Materials |
Mr. Osward Mulenga M&E Director National AIDS Council |
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0915 – 0930 |
Meeting goals, agenda, and expected outcomes; Purpose of the work groups; purpose of the site visits View Presentation Materials |
Xen Santas CDC/Global AIDS Division |
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0930 – 0950 |
Global context for strengthening health information systems View Presentation Materials |
Dr. Michael St. Louis CDC/Coordinating Office for Global Health |
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0950 – 1010 |
Longitudinal HIV data for decision making at local through global levels View Presentation Materials |
John Aberle-Grasse CDC/Global AIDS Division |
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1010 – 1030 |
BREAK |
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1030 – 1110 |
Case Study Country – Zambia View Presentation Materials Smart Care Development Team |
Derrick Muneene Mark Shields CDC-Zambia |
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1110 – 1150 |
Unique IDs—1
- Overview and terminology
- Clinical needs for unique IDs (a use-case approach)
- Retrieving data from patients seen at different facilities
- Analytical/statistical issues
View Presentation Materials |
Dr. Shaun Grannis CDC-Zambia |
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1150 – 1220 |
Unique IDs—2
- Methodologies for generating/assigning unique IDs
- National policy implication—Health ID vs. National ID
View Presentation Materials |
Suzanne Cloutier BOTUSA |
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1220 – 1400 |
LUNCH |
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1400 – 1440 |
Case Study Country—Cote d’Ivoire View Presentation Materials |
Dr. Salam Gueye CDC-Côte d’Ivoire |
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1440 – 1530 |
Case Study Country—South Africa View Presentation Materials |
Dr. Chris Seebregts Medical Research Council,South Africa |
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1530 – 1610 |
Case Study Country—Botswana View Presentation Materials Organizational Chart |
Suzanne Cloutier BOTUSA |
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1610 – 1630 |
BREAK |
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1630 – 1710 |
Case Study Country—Malawi View Presentation Materials |
Amy Gottlieb CDC-Malawi |
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1710 – 1730 |
Review of workshop bibliography: summary and synopsis of key background documents View Presentation Materials |
Chris Bishop Macro International Inc. |
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1730 – 1800 |
BREAK |
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1800 – 1830 |
Facilitators, country leads, workshop organizers only: Preparation for work group discussions |
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1830 – 2000 |
Reception |
The Lawns |
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2000 |
CLOSE DAY 1 |
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Topic |
Location Presenter(s) |
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DAY 2: Wednesday, OCT. 3 |
AMALILA |
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0900 – 1000 |
Security and confidentiality
- Record linkage, de-identification, privacy issues, etc.
- Concrete steps to make security/confidentiality work in individual countries
Guidelines Presentation Guidelines Document Applied Secutiry and Confidentiality Elements |
Xen Santas CDC/Global AIDS Division
Dr. Mark Shields CDC-Zambia |
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1000 – 1030 |
Architectural Considerations for National Health Information Infrastructures in Resource Poor Settings View Presentation Materials |
Bill Lober I-TECH |
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1030 – 1100 |
Selecting and implementing information systems to support HIV care View Presentation Materials |
Dr. Mark Spohr World Health Organization |
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1100 – 1120 |
BREAK |
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1120 – 1145 |
Data preparation and analysis: issues at the facility, district, national, and international level
- Tools and strategies for preparing public use data
- Basic techniques for analysis of anonymized and pseudo-anonymized data
- Record de-duplication
- Ethical and legal issues in data use
View Presentation Materials |
Chris Bishop Macro International Inc. |
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1145 – 1215 |
Case Study Country—Rwanda View Presentation Materials |
Eddie Kariisa |
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1215 – 1230 |
Instructions to the work groups |
Xen Santas Dr. Steven Yoon |
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1230 – 1345 |
LUNCH |
The Lawns |
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Afternoon: Five Concurrent Work Groups (Session I) |
Room Facilitator Country lead |
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1345 – 1515 |
Following a prepared outline, each group will work with a facilitator and country lead to draft an implementation plan for a national-scale longitudinal patient record system for the country assigned to that group. |
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Case study 1: Zambia |
Amalila Lela Baughman Derick Muneenee |
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Case study 2: South Africa/Botswana |
Mupani 1 Chris Bishop Heidi O’Bra |
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Case study 3: Rwanda |
Baobab Mark Spohr Suzanne Cloutier |
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Case study 4: Cote d’Ivoire |
Insaka Steven Yoon Salam Gueye |
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Case study 5: Malawi |
Board Room (first floor) John Aberle-Grasse Amy Gottlieb |
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1515 – 1535 |
BREAK |
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1535 – 1715 |
Continue work group session I |
Room Facilitator Country lead |
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1715 – 1815 |
Facilitators, country leads, workshop organizers only: Review of work group session I |
Amalila |
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1800 – 2000 |
Market Place
- Malawi – Baobab System
- OpenMRS
- SmartCare
- ACONDA (CI)
- South Arica – Electronic TB Registry (ETR)
- University of Washington/I-TECH (Haiti)
- Malawi–Taiwan Medical Mission
- CareWare
- TRACnet
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Amalila |
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2000 |
CLOSE DAY 2 |
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Time |
Topic |
Location Presenter(s) |
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DAY 3: THURSDAY, OCT. 4 |
AMALILA |
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0900 – 1000 |
Plenary – SmartCare Demonstration/Discussion AMALILA View Presentation Materials |
MOH CDC EGPAF team |
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Morning: Five Concurrent Work Groups (Session II) |
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1000 – 1300 |
Review of key steps, action items, and plans from day 2 sessions. Continuation of work group deliberations. |
Room Facilitator Country lead
Same as Day 2 |
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1300 – 1430 |
LUNCH |
The Lawns |
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Afternoon: Site Visits |
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1430 – 1700 |
Each work group will travel to a separate facility to review first hand the work of Zambia’s patient care system |
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1700 – 1800 |
Facilitators, country leads, workshop organizers only: Review of work group session II |
Amalila |
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1800 |
CLOSE DAY 3 |
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