Facility Level Reporting Training Presentations_UNICEF HMIS

Содержание

Слайд 2

Day 1 Understanding your role in HMIS, key indicators, understanding your

Day 1

Understanding your role in HMIS, key indicators, understanding your data

collection tools, and pivot tables in DHIS2
Слайд 3

Introductions, Expectations, and ground rules

Introductions, Expectations, and ground rules

Слайд 4

Please state: Your name Facility and role One expectation for the

Please state:
Your name
Facility and role
One expectation

for the workshop
The best thing about your job
Слайд 5

Training Objectives, Design, and Agenda

Training Objectives, Design, and Agenda

Слайд 6

Training Objectives To assist participants in understanding their data collection tools

Training Objectives

To assist participants in understanding their data collection tools better
To

enable participants to enter data directly into DHIS2
Слайд 7

Workshop Design You will interact with all your data collection tools

Workshop Design

You will interact with all your data collection tools and

materials from the point of collection to the point of submission using registers and DHIS2
Слайд 8

Agenda Day 1: Understanding your role in HMIS, key indicators, understanding

Agenda

Day 1: Understanding your role in HMIS, key indicators, understanding your

data collection tools, and pivot tables in DHIS2
Day 2 DHIS2 modules: Charts, Data Entry, and practicing Data Entry
Слайд 9

HMIS Overview and Your Place In It Understanding the system

HMIS Overview and Your Place In It

Understanding the system

Слайд 10

Understanding the System To understand data collection you have to first

Understanding the System

To understand data collection you have to first understand

the health system. A health system is:
People, roles, places, commodities, information systems, policy, training, equipment, etc.
A health system is divided into levels: patient, facility, district, national and sometimes donor.
The health systems primary purpose is to provide care and treatment to people
? We are now going to map out the health system to better understand all of the data requirements. We will start at the lowest, most important level. . .the patient level
Слайд 11

Patient Level The goal of the health system is to ensure

Patient Level

The goal of the health system is to ensure that

patients receive access to quality health care.
The goal of the HMIS is to provide the health system with information so we can make sure that happens.
The health system must provide the following patient health cycle:
Слайд 12

Needs at each Level What does each level need to have

Needs at each Level

What does each level need to have to

provide this patient health cycle?

Human Resources
Drugs and Supplies
Medical Equipment
Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
Facilities
Results

Training
Protocols
Planning
Finance
Management
Results

Results
Policy
Finance
Goals/Targets

Слайд 13

Putting it together National: Results Policy Finance Goals District: Results Finance

Putting it together

National: Results Policy Finance Goals
District: Results Finance Training Protocols

Management Protocols
Facility: Results Medical Stores HR Facility Equipment SOP
Слайд 14

Understanding the Connectedness Every critical item in the patient cycle does

Understanding the Connectedness

Every critical item in the patient cycle does not

stand alone. Every item is dependent on one or more things at the previous level
For Example: We cannot treat patients without medicine at the facility and the facility cannot have medicine without district medical stores.
Another example is we cannot have trained clinicians without district protocols which we cannot have without national policy.
Слайд 15

? We are now going to connect dependent items between levels

? We are now going to connect dependent items between levels


National: Results Policy Etc.
District: Finance Training Protocols Results.
Facility: Facilities HR Medical Stores Results Etc.
Слайд 16

Where do information systems come in? These information systems allow people

Where do information systems come in?

These information systems allow people who

can make decisions to know the state of the previous level and monitor these dependencies
These lines represent the flow of information so decisions and policies can be made, so commodities can be sent, so doctors can be trained, etc.
Слайд 17

Where do information systems come in? National: Results Policy Etc. District:

Where do information systems come in?
National: Results Policy Etc.
District: Finance Training

Protocols Results
Facility: Facilities HR Medical Stores Results Etc.

iHRS

IDSR

LMIS

iHRS

Access

IDSR

Facility Registry

Слайд 18

Where does the HMIS come in? National: Results Policy District: Finance

Where does the HMIS come in?
National: Results Policy
District: Finance Training Protocols

Results.
Facility: Facilities HR Medical Stores Results Etc.

iHRS

IDSR

LMIS

iHRS

Access

IDSR

Facility Registry

Слайд 19

This whole thing is the Health Management Information System National: Results

This whole thing is the Health Management Information System
National: Results Policy
District:

Finance Training Protocols Results.
Facility: Facilities HR Medical Stores Results Etc.

iHRS

IDSR

LMIS

iHRS

Access

IDSR

Facility Registry

Слайд 20

…..and this is where you fit in data-wise National: Results Policy

…..and this is where you fit in data-wise
National: Results Policy
District: Finance

Training Protocols Results.
Facility: Facilities HR Medical Stores Results Etc.

iHRS

IDSR

LMIS

iHRS

Access

IDSR

Patient Monitoring

Слайд 21

Current reporting challenges Discussion

Current reporting challenges

Discussion

Слайд 22

Facility Level Reporting

Facility Level Reporting

Слайд 23

How will it work? HMIS Currently: Facility Level Reporting:

How will it work?

HMIS

Currently:

Facility Level Reporting:

Слайд 24

Theory of Change By having you (facility staff) directly enter data

Theory of Change

By having you (facility staff) directly enter data into

the HMIS (DHIS2), we can improve:

Data Timeliness

Data Quality

Data Analysis

Слайд 25

Key HMIS indicators Understanding YOUR data

Key HMIS indicators

Understanding YOUR data

Слайд 26

Maternal and Child Health Fully immunized children Underweight children 1st ANC

Maternal and Child Health

Fully immunized children
Underweight children
1st ANC visit
Institutional Deliveries
Family planning

acceptors
Слайд 27

HIV/AIDS PMTCT Virology/Serology General counselling and Testing Current in ART ART retention VMMC

HIV/AIDS

PMTCT
Virology/Serology
General counselling and Testing
Current in ART
ART retention
VMMC

Слайд 28

Tuberculosis Notifications for TB Percentage of Retreatment cases Cure Rate Mortality

Tuberculosis

Notifications for TB
Percentage of Retreatment cases
Cure Rate
Mortality Rate
Commenced on ARVs
Commenced

on CPT
Слайд 29

Sexually Transmitted Infections STI cases STI+ tested for HIV

Sexually Transmitted Infections

STI cases
STI+ tested for HIV

Слайд 30

Adolescent/Reproductive Health 1st ANC HIV positive adolescents Adolescents on family planning

Adolescent/Reproductive Health

1st ANC <18yrs old (measures teen pregnancies)
HIV positive adolescents
Adolescents on

family planning
Слайд 31

Malaria Incidence/1000 Cases under 5 Cases over 5

Malaria

Incidence/1000
Cases under 5
Cases over 5

Слайд 32

Your data collection tools Understanding Facility Registers (DHIO to present)

Your data collection tools

Understanding Facility Registers (DHIO to present)

Слайд 33

Facility Registers These are used to collect raw data Individual data

Facility Registers

These are used to collect raw data
Individual data elements are

counted against each patient
This is where you aggregate monthly totals from
Now…
Let’s discuss all registers you use at the facility
Слайд 34

Tally Sheets These “tally” up totals from registers Consolidate register data

Tally Sheets

These “tally” up totals from registers
Consolidate register data into a

smaller, more digestible format
Data from these goes into HIA1, HIA2, and for the community registers, HIA4
Слайд 35

HIA1 and HIA2 Filled in at the end of the month

HIA1 and HIA2

Filled in at the end of the month
Sent to

district for entry into DHIS2
Слайд 36

HIA4 (Where applicable) Filled in at the end of the month

HIA4 (Where applicable)

Filled in at the end of the month
Sent to

facility for entry into DHIS2
Слайд 37

Exercise Think about registers you have problems with. Depending on what

Exercise

Think about registers you have problems with. Depending on what the

group comes up with, we will discuss and troubleshoot as a group
Слайд 38

Tips for making the collection and troubleshooting process easier Fill in

Tips for making the collection and troubleshooting process easier

Fill in data

as you see patients
Engage someone else to help you fill in as you see patients (CHW, EHT, CBV, CHA, etc)
Do NOT wait too long to fill in the registers
Слайд 39

Data Quality

Data Quality

Слайд 40

Generating Quality Data Before submitting reports, data collectors must: Spot-check a

Generating Quality Data

Before submitting reports, data collectors must:
Spot-check a small percentage

of the data entered for mistakes.
Review data personally to ensure the numbers align with the reality
Be able to explain unexpected values in comments or follow-up to correct.
Слайд 41

What is wrong with this data?

What is wrong with this data?

Слайд 42

Exercise Use the registers and tally sheets you brought with you

Exercise

Use the registers and tally sheets you brought with you to

identify errors in the data
Слайд 43

Day 2 Into DHIS2 -- creating charts and pivot tables, saving favorites, and practicing data entry

Day 2

Into DHIS2 -- creating charts and pivot tables, saving favorites,

and practicing data entry
Слайд 44

What is DHIS2? District Health Information System Open source software Born

What is DHIS2?

District Health Information System
Open source software
Born out of HISP
Zambia’s

adopted database for HMIS
Слайд 45

What does it do?

What does it do?

Слайд 46

The DHIS2 Model

The DHIS2 Model

Слайд 47

Pivot Tables Module:

Pivot Tables

Module:

Слайд 48

A pivot table is … A tool that allows you to

A pivot table is …

A tool that allows you to reorganize

or pivot data into columns / rows in a table
It does not change the underlying data, but represents it in a different way
To pivot is to turn the data to view it from different perspectives
Слайд 49

A pivot table is … The foundation of Data aggregation Data

A pivot table is …

The foundation of
Data aggregation
Data analysis
Data

quality checking
Data visualization
Слайд 50

Open Module Apps Select ‘Pivot Table’ from dropdown

Open Module

Apps
Select ‘Pivot Table’ from dropdown

Слайд 51

Default Pivot Table

Default Pivot Table

Слайд 52

Data Selection Define DE / Indicator / Reporting rates (WHAT) Period (WHEN) Orgunit (WHERE) Update

Data Selection

Define
DE / Indicator / Reporting rates (WHAT)
Period (WHEN)
Orgunit (WHERE)
Update

Слайд 53

WHAT Indicator Data Elements Reporting Rates WHEN Relative e.g. last 12

WHAT
Indicator
Data Elements
Reporting Rates

WHEN
Relative e.g. last 12 months
Fixed e.g. Feb 2014

WHERE
Standard
Select

all children
Group e.g. Chiefdoms

Pivot Table Parameters

Indicator
A formula, such as 1st ANC coverage or HIV positivity rate
Data Element
Data reported directly from a register
Reporting Rates
Datasets define number of expected reports
Reporting rate = (number received / number expected)*100

Слайд 54

Pivot Table Parameters: When Relative Months Years Quarters Fixed Days Weeks Months Quarters Years

Pivot Table Parameters: When

Relative
Months
Years
Quarters

Fixed
Days
Weeks
Months
Quarters
Years

Слайд 55

Pivot Table Parameters: Where Organization Unit + to show subunits Ctrl

Pivot Table Parameters: Where

Organization Unit
+ to show subunits
Ctrl to select multiple
Right

click to Select all subunits
Слайд 56

Harmony RHC

Harmony RHC

Слайд 57

WHEN: Monthly→ September 2015 WHERE: All subunits (i.e. Districts) under Luapula

WHEN: Monthly→ September 2015

WHERE: All subunits (i.e. Districts) under Luapula Province

WHAT:

ANC 1st visit total
Слайд 58

Result Data Element: ANC 1st visit Org Unit: All Luapula Districts

Result

Data Element: ANC 1st visit
Org Unit: All Luapula Districts
Default pivot table

can be PIVOTED
Слайд 59

Pivoting / Changing layout Select ‘Layout’ Drag-n-drop orgunits to rows

Pivoting / Changing layout

Select ‘Layout’
Drag-n-drop orgunits to rows

Слайд 60

Pivoting / Changing layout Select ‘Layout’ Drag-n-drop orgunits to column

Pivoting / Changing layout

Select ‘Layout’
Drag-n-drop orgunits to column

Слайд 61

Options Small modifications in formatting Show totals Show sub-totals

Options

Small modifications in formatting
Show totals
Show sub-totals

Слайд 62

Worked Example…

Worked Example…

Слайд 63

Not very intuitive to read. PIVOT!!! Maternal health: ANC and PNC

Not very intuitive to read. PIVOT!!!

Maternal health: ANC and PNC

Data elements
1st

ANC
PNC within 2 days
Period
2015
Orgunits
All subunits in Chiengi
Слайд 64

Move Orgunits to Column (below Data) Move Orgunits to Column (above Data) Pivoted

Move Orgunits to Column (below Data)

Move Orgunits to Column (above Data)

Pivoted

Слайд 65

Pivoted Move Orgunits to Row (above Period) Move Orgunits to Row (below Period)

Pivoted

Move Orgunits to Row (above Period)

Move Orgunits to Row (below Period)

Слайд 66

Download Click download Excel (XLS) Can then do other calculations / incorporate into other data etc.

Download

Click download
Excel (XLS)
Can then do other calculations / incorporate into other

data etc.
Слайд 67

Manage Favourites Add New Open saved chart Rename Overwrite Share Delete

Manage Favourites

Add New
Open saved chart
Rename
Overwrite
Share
Delete

Слайд 68

Exercise Sheet Work through each example on the worksheet Don’t skip

Exercise Sheet

Work through each example on the worksheet
Don’t skip any sections
Ask

for help if you are unsure
Слайд 69

Charts Module:

Charts

Module:

Слайд 70

Overview Charts, graphs, and tables provide a great deal of visual

Overview

Charts, graphs, and tables provide a great deal of visual

appeal.
They allow users to quickly spot trends, examine pronounced data, and see an actual picture.
This power and appeal makes a “picture worth a thousand words.”
Слайд 71

Overview cont’d In educational settings, charts, graphs, and tables can be

Overview cont’d

In educational settings, charts, graphs, and tables can be

used to represent data.
Illustrate important patterns or relationships, and observe changes as data is altered


Слайд 72

Six things conveyed by charts & graphs Comparisons Relationships Distribution Trends Composition Flow/process, or location

Six things conveyed by charts & graphs

Comparisons
Relationships
Distribution
Trends
Composition 
Flow/process, or

location


Слайд 73

Reasons for creating charts and graphs Make important trends easily recognizable

Reasons for creating charts and graphs

Make important trends easily recognizable
Allow users

to perceive information quickly
Aid data interpretation


Слайд 74

Charting considerations Type of data Purpose of the data Nature of

Charting considerations

Type of data
Purpose of the data
Nature of the data or

relationship being presented.
Accuracy and applicability of the chart.


Слайд 75

Open Module Apps Select ‘Data Visualizer’ from dropdown

Open Module

Apps
Select ‘Data Visualizer’ from dropdown

Слайд 76

Default Data Visualizer

Default Data Visualizer


Слайд 77

Chart type Select from Column Stacked column Bar Stacked bar Line

Chart type

Select from
Column
Stacked column
Bar
Stacked bar
Line
Area
Pie
Spider charts


Never use the ‘Back’ button

in your browser (exit module)
Слайд 78

Chart parameters Data: Indicators Date Elements Reporting Rates Period: Relative e.g.

Chart parameters

Data:
Indicators
Date Elements
Reporting Rates


Period:
Relative e.g. Last quarter
Fixed e.g.

Feb – Apr 2016

Orgunit:
Standard
Select subunits
Group

Слайд 79

Example Chipata District’s 1st ANC coverage over the last 6 months.

Example

Chipata District’s 1st ANC coverage over the last 6 months.

WHAT
WHEN
WHERE

Indicator –

1st ANC

Monthly, last 6 months

Eastern Province, Chipata District (no subunits)

Слайд 80

Слайд 81

Example Chipata’s 1st ANC coverage over the last 6 months SERIES

Example


Chipata’s 1st ANC coverage over the last 6 months

SERIES
CATEGORY
FILTERS

DATA

X-axis

What

doesn’t require a label / chart title

Think BACKWARDS! What can you filter out? Periods or Org Units? Set the filter and place the other item in the category.

Update

Слайд 82

Слайд 83

Слайд 84

Слайд 85

Слайд 86

Chipata’s 1 ANC WHAT WHEN WHERE Data Element – 1st ANC

Chipata’s 1 ANC <14 weeks, Total ANC over the last 6

months

WHAT
WHEN
WHERE

Data Element – 1st ANC <14 weeks, Total 1st ANC

Monthly, last 6 months

Eastern Province, Chipata District (no children)

Example

Слайд 87

Слайд 88

Слайд 89

Слайд 90

Options Small modifications in formatting Change Title Show trendlines

Options

Small modifications in formatting
Change Title
Show trendlines

Слайд 91

Worked example …

Worked example …


Слайд 92

Open a saved chart Go to: Favorites Search for “Choma Reporting rates” Select Title

Open a saved chart

Go to:
Favorites
Search for “Choma Reporting rates”
Select Title

Слайд 93

Choma Reporting Rates Line Chart Series (Data), Category (Period), Filter (Organisation

Choma Reporting Rates

Line Chart
Series (Data), Category (Period), Filter (Organisation unit)
What:
Reporting

Rates: HIA2
When
Period: Last 12 Months
Where:
Org Units: Choma District
Update


Слайд 94


Слайд 95

Download charts Two options available Standard image (PNG) PDF PDF is

Download charts

Two options available
Standard image (PNG)
PDF
PDF is higher quality if this

is required
Слайд 96

Manage favorites Rename Overwrite Share Delete

Manage favorites

Rename
Overwrite
Share
Delete

Слайд 97

Exercise Sheet Work through each example on the work sheet Don’t

Exercise Sheet

Work through each example on the work sheet
Don’t skip any

sections
Ask for help if you are unsure


Слайд 98

Data Entry Module

Data Entry

Module

Слайд 99

When to do data entry Entering HIA 1 and 2 forms

When to do data entry

Entering HIA 1 and 2 forms
Suggested 1

week before reporting deadline (before 7th of next month)


Слайд 100

WARNING! Data entry is live No undo button I error in

WARNING!

Data entry is live
No undo button
I error in population data impacts

reports on coverages and indicators
Слайд 101

HOW Apps > Data Entry

HOW

Apps > Data Entry


Слайд 102

HOW Select facility Select Form Select Period Enter Data

HOW

Select facility
Select Form
Select Period
Enter Data


Слайд 103

Worked Examples Use the tally sheets you brought from your facility

Worked Examples

Use the tally sheets you brought from your facility to

enter the data for your Health Facility into DHIS2
Слайд 104

Group Discussion Feedback Closing

Group Discussion

Feedback
Closing