Strategies for Building National-Scale Longitudinal Patient Monitoring Systems for HIV Treatment and Care in PEPFAR Countries

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Strategies for Building National-Scale
Longitudinal Patient Monitoring Systems for HIV
Treatment and Care in PEPFAR Countries

• Workshop Bibliography Summary
• Chris Bishop
• Macro International

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Bibliography - Approach

• Bibliography focuses on implementing medical
  records systems in developing countries
• Approximately 96 candidate publications were
  identified for the bibliography
• The final list was boiled down to 54 publications
  and was organized around the final agenda
• Only English language publications were reviewed

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Bibliography - Sources

• Publications were identified using
• PubMed
• Google Scholar
• The World Health Organization website
• The United Nations website
• The World Bank website
• Several non-profit organizational websites

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Bibliography Search Terms

• Search terms included
• Data bases in developing countries
• Health information systems in developing
  countries
• Information networks in developing countries
• National electronic health record systems in
  developing countries
• Computer based medical record systems in
  developing countries
• Computer based voting systems in developing
  countries
• Computer based university record systems in
  developing countries

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Bibliography Search Terms contd

• Search terms included
• Computer based voting record systems in
  developing countries
• E-government in developing countries
• Innovative technologies
• Patient centric
• Provider centric
• Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)
• Software Development Lifecycle Methodology
• Standardized Medical Vocabulary
• Data Analysis and Visualization
• GIS
• PACS

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Bibliography Format

• The annotated bibliography lists 54 publications
  broken down into 19 topics organized around the
  agenda
• Each citation in the bibliography includes
• Title
• Reference type
• Author(s)
• Year published
• Name of Journal or publication
• Volume and Issue
• Pages
• Date
• Abstract
• URL (when available)

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Key Documents

• 1A - Developing Health Management Information
  SystemsA Practical Guide for Developing
  Countries
• 2A - Analyzing the Problem of Unsustainable
  Health Information Systems in Less-Developed
  EconomiesCase Studies from Tanzania and
  Mozambique
• 2B - AMPATH Medical Record System
  (AMRS)Collaborating Toward an EMR for Developing
  Countries
• 3B - Evaluation Criteria for the District Health
  Management Information SystemsLessons from the
  Ministry of Health, Kenya

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Using the Bibliography

• Background information
• Inform discussions during work group sessions
• Cross referenced with implementation template