Cooperability for Interoperability
- 1. Cooperability for Interoperability Manish Kumar, MPH Christina Villella, MPH Sam Wambugu, MPH, PMP MEASURE Evaluation December 2017 Global Digital Health Forum
- 2. Consultation
- 3. Malaria Test
- 5. Interoperability for Better Care
- 6. What would this achieve? • Collect data once; use many times • Cooperation among stakeholders • Use consistent/standard rules • Sensitivity to legal, ethical, and social requirements • Commensurate levels of security, privacy, and confidentiality • Use a single set of foundational elements
- 7. Better Health Outcomes Better health outcomes Improved health system Strong health information system
- 8. How would this happen? • There is more to interoperability than technology systems • Cooperation among people, systems, and organizations • Need everyone at the table • Policymakers, program managers, healthcare providers, technologists, donors, etc
- 9. Interoperability is no small task. HIS Interoperability Maturity Toolkit
- 10. • What are the pieces of the toolkit? • Why did we choose a maturity model concept? • How was the toolkit developed? • What are the components of the maturity model? • How will this toolkit be used? • What are the next steps for the toolkit? • More questions from you Session Plan
- 11. HIS Interoperability Maturity Toolkit Maturity model Assessment tool User Guide
- 12. • A maturity model helps assess “as-is” status with an eye to improving it • Describes improvement path • Helps define metrics to monitor and measure progress • Offers a common framework for HIS improvement Why a maturity model?
- 13. Co-creation Process Ghana Kenya Flag icons made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com Other icons made by Smartline from www.flaticon.com
- 15. Domains: Leadership & Governance
- 16. Domains: Human Resources Data Ethics and Law
- 18. Interoperability
- 19. Path to Maturity
- 21. Example Subdomain: Governance structure for HIS Level 1: Nascent Level 2: Emerging Level 3: Established Level 4: Institutionalize d Level 5: Optimized No formal HIS governing body Formally constituted HIS governing body with data governance responsibility Governing body meets regularly Government-led governing body monitors implementation of work plan Governing body is legally constituted and nationally recognized as HIS leader
- 24. Assessment Tool
- 25. Assessment Process Determine need for assessment Identify scope of the assessment Form assessment oversight team Conduct desk review Assemble in- country assessment team Data collection workshop Data analysis Action planning
- 26. Mapping Assessment Results to Maturity Model
- 27. • Results can be used for overall HIS strengthening: • Designing or updating interoperability component for eHealth strategy • Prioritizing interoperability HIS resources • Planning HIS enterprise architecture • Developing work plans with implementing partners • Submitting requests for funding from donors Using Results for Action
- 28. What’s next? December 2017 Version 0.5 complete FY 2018 Pilot testing Other toolkit pieces Post-FY18 Global public good
- 30. This presentation was produced with the support of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) under the terms of MEASURE Evaluation cooperative agreement AID-OAA-L-14-00004. MEASURE Evaluation is implemented by the Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in partnership with ICF International; John Snow, Inc.; Management Sciences for Health; Palladium; and Tulane University. Views expressed are not necessarily those of USAID or the United States government. www.measureevaluation.org