Toward Building Resilient Pharmaceutical Systems: SIAPS Final Report

SIAPS final report showcases achievements across 46 countries. Interventions are described by intermediate results and health areas and demonstrate how SIAPS successfully worked with a range of stakeholders, including Ministries of Health, to bolster pharmaceutical systems and address country-specific needs.

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Process of implementing e-TB Manager, 2008-2016: a summary of 10 countries

A multicountry user experience analysis of e-TB Manager and an in-depth study in Ukraine were published. However, the procedural aspects of e-TB Manager implementation in each country were not documented. While facilitators and barriers for eHealth implementation in resource-constrained settings are well known, the objective of this paper is to summarize the tailored implementation approaches given local context, which … Read more

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SIAPS Bangladesh Newsletter: January – June 2017

Inside this issue: SIAPS Coorganizes D4D in Health Conference in Dhaka Square Hospital Limited: A Journey Toward Medicine Safety in Bangladesh 18th LCF Meeting Held SIAPS Assists DGFP to Cope with Post-Fire Supply Management Challenges DGDA’s GMP Inspection Capacity Strengthened SIAPS Develops Interoperability between DHIS2 and e-TB Manager Basic Logistics Management Capacity of DGHS Officials … Read more

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DHIS2 and e-TB Manager Interoperability: Creating a Stronger Digital Health System in Bangladesh

In 2015, at the request of the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), SIAPS undertook a comprehensive mapping exercise of the existing HIS tools in the country to review their scopes and performances and explore opportunities to link the tools to improve efficiency. The assessment included a deep dive into the DHIS2 platform to assess the system’s capacity, … Read more

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Measurement of TB Indicators using e-TB Manager (TB Patient Management Information System)

This document offers a wide selection of indicators relevant to the TB program in Bangladesh. To calculate the TB indicators, this document is based on the nationally adopted, web-based e-TB Manager, which is being implemented by the National Tuberculosis Control Program (NTP) with technical assistance from SIAPS.

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User experience analysis of an eHealth system for tuberculosis in resource-constrained settings: A nine-country comparison

Konduri N, Bastos LGV, Sawyer K, Reciolino LFA. User experience analysis of an eHealth system for tuberculosis in resource-constrained settings: A nine-country comparison. International Journal of Medical Informatics 102 2017; 118-29. Read the full article

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e-TB Manager Promotes Treatment Quality and Evidence-Based Forecasting of TB Medicines in Ukraine

Assessments conducted in 2013 on the management of TB drugs in Ukraine highlighted specific pharmaceutical management challenges, particularly in terms of data collection, capacity constraints, data quality, and frequency of reporting. Of note, cases of TB within the penitentiary system―roughly 15% of all TB cases in Ukraine―were poorly tracked; even when available, data from the penitentiary system were not integrated with the information system at … Read more

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SIAPS Bangladesh Newsletter: February 2016

Inside this issue: Bangladesh National Drug Formulary 2015 Launched Real-Time Stock Reporting: Safeguarding the Lives of Women and Children Health Information System Mapping Analysis Conducted MOHFW Gears Up to Take Over SCMP DGDA Partners with KOICA to Bolster Staff Capacity Electronic Logistics Management Information System Developed for DGHS Reducing Newborn and Child Death through Public-Private … Read more

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Implementation of e-TB Manager in Ukraine: Better Data for Better Health Outcomes

Moskalyk D, Folmsbee J, Salakaia A, Pavlova O. Implementation of e-TB Manager in Ukraine: Better Data for Better Health Outcomes. Oral presentation at the 45th World Conference on Lung Health of the International Union against Tuberculosis and Lung Diseases. Barcelona, Spain. View the abstract (page S212)

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