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;CSSC Technical Lead: Mathayo Josephat
;CSSC Technical Lead: Mathayo Josephat
;Intrahealth Developer: [mailto:litlfred@ibiblio.org Carl Leitner] Skype:litlfred_intra
;Intrahealth Developer: [mailto:litlfred@ibiblio.org Carl Leitner] Skype:litlfred_intra
;IMA World Health Program Officer HMIS/GIS: [mailto:scotttodd@imaworldhealth.org Scott Todd]
;IMA World Health Consultant/Health Systems Advisor: [mailto:grb176@comcast.net Dr. Glen Brubaker]


=Partners and Interested Parties=
=Partners and Interested Parties=

Revision as of 12:28, 24 February 2009

The Christian Social Services Commission (CSSC), is an umbrella group for FBOs in Tanzania. It has implemented iHRIS Manage in its central office to manage health-care workers. It plans to de-centralize the data to zonal offices, and use the central office for data aggregation, reporting and planning.

Contacts

CSSC Project Manager
Petro Pamba
CSSC Technical Lead
Mathayo Josephat
Intrahealth Developer
Carl Leitner Skype:litlfred_intra
IMA World Health Program Officer HMIS/GIS
Scott Todd
IMA World Health Consultant/Health Systems Advisor
Dr. Glen Brubaker

Partners and Interested Parties

  • The Capacity Project, funded by USAID, and lead by Intrahealth has been working on strengthening HRIS in Tanzania.
  • During an independent facility mapping activity, IMA World Health began collecting health-care worker data for the CSSC. They are now working with Intrhealth to assist in importing this data to iHRIS Manage and to ensure data quality.


Implementation Timeline

  • February 2009 -- Completed
    • Implement requested customizations for the central office (Dar Es Salaam) of iHRIS Manage 3.1
      Customizations at launchpad
      Requested customization details and status at google docs
    • Install iHRIS Appliance in the central office
    • Import health-care worker data (aprox. 12,000 records) provided by IMA and GMI
      The import tools on launchpad.
  • March 2009 -- In Progress
    • Add basic facility resource data, such as number of beds, number of maternal beds
    • Improve data quality:
      • Import data from missing districts
      • Merge healthcare worker data held by Petro Pamba and IMA
      • Ship Appliance with upgraded CPU
  • April 2009 -- Planned
    • Disaggregate health-care worked data in central office by the five zones
    • Put disaggregated data on appliances, one for each zone
    • Deploy to zones