Hi Prosper,
That would be great. Please send us all your fomrs, and together we can plan for the best possible implementation.
Regards,
Abyot.
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On Fri, Oct 22, 2010 at 9:38 AM, Behumbiize, Prosper PTB3@ug.cdc.gov wrote:
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From: Abyot Gizaw abyota@gmail.com
To: Behumbiize, Prosper
Cc: dhis2-devs dhis2-devs@lists.launchpad.netSent: Fri Oct 22 10:33:30 2010
Subject: Re: New Ticket AlertHi Prosper,
Thank you for your interest in DHIS2 and its community module that handles individual level data recording, reporting and tracking. The community module is intended to assist in the working practices of health workers who are engaged in maintaining primary registers - such as family planning register, mother and child register (ANC, immunizatition, PNC…) and the like. In theory you can define any individual level register (including TB and Malaria) that you could find at lowest level health administrative units in a typical developing country setting.
Below is a link for documentation
http://www.hisp.uio.no/projects/dhiscommunity/documentation.html
There you will get a manual from our pilot site currently India (Malawi, Tanzania, Bangladish, Sri Lanka are also interested with the system). You can also take a look for the mobile extension of the community module. With the mobile extension, health workers can go house-to-house guided by “service provision tour guide” which we call activityplan and provide services at the same time collecting data using mobile phones. The data collected can be uploaded to the community module of dhis2 for record maintenance and also generation of aggregate figures for routine reporting - which DHIS2 is very powerful in doing that.
We are yet to have a demo (with dummy individuals, programs and their association) for the community module. But we do have a demo for DHIS2, you can find it from http://dhis2.org/
Using the dhis2 demo, together with the community documentation, you can play with the functionalities of the community module. If you have any question, please do not hesitate to contact us - you can reach all developers of DHIS2 and its community module using dhis2-devs@lists.launchpad.net
Regards,
Abyot.On Fri, Oct 22, 2010 at 7:54 AM, alerts@hispindia.org alerts@hispindia.org wrote:
Abyot, New ticket #435631 created. ------------------- Name: Prosper Behumbiize Email: ptb3@ug.cdc.gov Dept: Support Dear Team, Thanks for the support towards DHIS2, in Uganda we are trying to adopt DHIS and would also want to look into the DHIS2 community for individual patient records. Is it possible to get in touch with the development team or even get a demo to begin with. thanks Prosper ------------------- To view/respond to the ticket, please login to the support ticket system. Your friendly, Customer Support System powered by osTicket.
Dear Abyot
Uganda is in high gears of implementing DHIS2 we have contacted Oslo and Tz and we planned the training and customization of HMIS tools for dec 2010. MoH Uganda wants to roll it out in Jan 2011. However they have asked to identify a system to support all the registers you mentioned plus HIV care registers, patients care cards, TB, PMTCT, etc I can send you copies of these tools for you to advise on whether they can be supported.
Thanks
Prosper Behumbiize, MPH
CDC-Uganda, HIS
+256752751776