Transcript AEA 2013 Kan - Using data stored in MIS

Using data stored in Management Information System
to Improve Tuberculosis Treatment Adherence among
People Living with HIV in Central Asia
MAXIM KAN
AEA conference 2013
October 19, 2013
PSI/Central Asia
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USAID Dialogue on HIV and TB Project
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USAID Dialogue on HIV and TB Project
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USAID Dialogue on HIV and TB Project
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 TB treatment adherence among people living with HIV
(PLWH)
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Database
 Management information system (MIS) database
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Project
 Integration of HIV and TB prevention
HIV + TB
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Project
 Innovative for Central Asian region
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Sustainability
 State institutions desire to use the database as an
M&E tool
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After one year (as of September 2012), database shows (N=311)…
51.1%
32.5%
15.4%
successfully completed treatment
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still receiving the treatment
left the project before completion
After one year, database shows (N=48)…
43.8%
33.3%
16.7%
6.2%
Lost contact in the last
month
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Died
Migrated or went to
prison
Due to personal reasons
Use of unique identifier codes (UIC)
___ ___
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 
 

First 2 letters
of mother’s
name
First 2 letters
of father’s
name
Gender
1- M
2- F
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___ ___
 
Last 2 numbers
of birth year
Database…
 Track referrals
Contact is made
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Database…
 Track referrals
Contact is made
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Communication
Database…
 Track referrals
Contact is made
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voucher
Communication
Referral to services
Database…
 Track referrals
Contact is made
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voucher
Communication
Referral to services
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Database…
 Track case detection
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Database…
 Track treatment process
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Need for improvement…
 Client retention
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Need for improvement…
 Why lose contact?
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Other challenges…
 Work load
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Other challenges…
 Tracking results by social worker
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Conclusion
 Room for improvement
 Adaptation by state institutions
 Need more research to understand “why’s?”
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Questions?
Contact:
Maxim Kan
PSI Central Asian Republics
Almaty, Kazakhstan
E-mail: [email protected]
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