Closed johnhaskew closed 8 years ago
Is this a higher or lower priority than the Malaria report? I can make this the next job on my list if you want...
Does it make sense to include completeness indicator in all country versions of communicable disease profile report? And how are we defining completeness exactly?
@johnhaskew Just a nudge regarding my completeness query above. I don't really understand what value you want this to be... At the moment I'm not sure we have the code to create a sensible single percentage value for any given location and time period - might be best wrap this up with our review of completeness in the next contract. We can get a percentage for the whole country, or a whole region (not district of clinic) for the whole year, month or week, but we are restricted to those options meaning it's going to be difficult to put the figure into the report in any meaningful way?
So I am passing this to @Gulfa who is thinking about how to approach the completeness issue. We currently calculate this indicator in the dashboard but realise it is in a process of change.
The current idea is to calculate % completeness over the previous two weeks. So in the report, we could just use the previous two weeks prior to the start date of the report for example. Or could we calculate for the period of the report itself?
There is no problem to omit for now if easiest and to include when completeness is fixed properly. Gunnar?
So I think I have more or less figured out how to calculate the completeness. There are a few details we need to discuss before I can finish the new way of calculating it.
I suggest we omit this for now and then I will finialise the new and improved method for calculating completeness as soon as possible.
Thank you so much for making the above corrections.
Some other comments if I may:
Also:
Is this an issue of not completely translating all words yet? I will make a comment in the translation issue regarding how best I can sort out remaining translations...
I believe these issues are all sorted and will be included in the next deployment.
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Madagascar Communicable Disease Profile Report
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To please update with the following text:
A program of public health surveillance is being implemented in 58 outpatient clinics in Madagascar, in partnership with WHO and Ministry of Health. The project introduces case-based, integrated disease surveillance of priority diseases, conditions and events.
The clinician uses the system within the consultation, which introduces clinical-decision support as well as best practice prescribing guidance and and real-time reporting of information. Information is made available within one hour via an online framework with automated generation of SMS and email alerts and support for mapping and reporting.