On login, the app loads shehias_high_risk and shehias_received_irs.
This made sense for Zanzibar, since transmission risk was updated only perhaps once a year. We should consider including transmission risk into the synchronization, so we can support external transmission risk models that update more frequently. These could be connected via an API that we would expose, or we would connect to the risk model's API.
In the Household question set, there is the question:
Followup Neighbors? Yes No
If risk stratification is available, why doesn't the app tell the user whether to "followup neighbors", based on a protocol rule? This is a decision support tool. Doesn't it do this already?
For example:
"The risk of malaria transmission in this area is high. Please test residents in all households within 50 steps of this household."
Where:
"test" = is "test" (screen and treat) or "treat" (mass drug administration)
high = A risk transmission threshold number
"50 steps" = A text value
All three of the above could be set in Admin > System Settings in the Analytics app
This made sense for Zanzibar, since transmission risk was updated only perhaps once a year. We should consider including transmission risk into the synchronization, so we can support external transmission risk models that update more frequently. These could be connected via an API that we would expose, or we would connect to the risk model's API.
Followup Neighbors? Yes No
If risk stratification is available, why doesn't the app tell the user whether to "followup neighbors", based on a protocol rule? This is a decision support tool. Doesn't it do this already?
For example:
"The risk of malaria transmission in this area is high. Please test residents in all households within 50 steps of this household."
Where:
"test" = is "test" (screen and treat) or "treat" (mass drug administration) high = A risk transmission threshold number "50 steps" = A text value
All three of the above could be set in Admin > System Settings in the Analytics app