Integrated eDiagnostic Approach - IeDA

Digital  Health  on  the  GroundIntegrated  eDiagnostic Approach  -­ IeDA

ECTMIH,  Basel,  Switzerland  Guillaume  DeflauxTerre  des  hommesTuesday,  September  8,  2015

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Poor  Adherence  To  The  IMCI  Protocol

MoH

Lack of  IMCI  training

Lack of  evaluationequipement

Medicinestockouts

IMCI  not  integrated into

the  NHIS

Inadequate IMCI  tools

Lack of  motivation

8%  adherence  rate  to  IMCI  in  2012

Integrated  eDiagnosticApproach

LSHTMResearch

MoHImplementation

TdhCoordination

DimagiICTs

URCQuality  Improv.

Burkina  Faso

75%  adherence  rate  to  IMCI    + National  scale  up  strategy

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500’000+  children400+  health  centers11  districts

Connected  mHealth Platform

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Automated  diagnostic treatment  &  prescription

Statistics  and  charts

Wireless  data  exchange  (2G)

Automated  data  exports  and  email  reports

Making  Data  Available  &  Actionable

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Leveraging  Data  To  Manage  Performance

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RECmLearningApplication

HealthWorker Performance

IMCI  Data Learning  Achievements

Preliminary  Findings

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30’000+ consultations  per  month200’000+ expected  for  2015

Nurses  are  annoyed when  their  REC  is  out  of  order.LSHTM  Realistic  Study

Setting  up  the  Helpdesk   is  difficult.Tdh ICT  Coordinator

Caretakers  want healthworkers  to  use  the  REC

LSHTM  Realistic  Study

47.2% of  children  are  correctlyevaluated  and  treatedLSHTM  Quantitative  Study

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