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| [https://digitalsquare.org Digital Square] is a partnership of the worldâs leading digital health experts from 40+ organizations and countries working together to strengthen digital health systems in emerging economies. We support co-investment into scalable technology solutions and create the environments in which they can be sustained. Digital Square is led by and housed at [http://www.path.org/ PATH], the leader in global health innovation.
| | __NOTOC__= Welcome to the Digital Square Wiki! = |
| | Digital Square is a digital health marketplace (or 'square') where supply and demand come together to accelerate health equity. We connect health leaders with the resources necessary for digital transformation. Digital Square is housed at PATH, and supported by USAID, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and a consortium of other donors. For more Information visit our [https://digitalsquare.org website here.] |
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| This wiki serves as a platform for technical audiences to obtain resources and information related to Digital Square's investments in [[#Global Goods|global goods]]. More general information about Digital Square can be found on the main [https://digitalsquare.org website]. | | This wiki serves as a platform for technical audiences to obtain resources and information related to Digital Square's investments in global goods and other areas. |
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| =COVID-19 Response= | | {{Introbox|content=* '''How to use our Wiki:''' |
| Digital Square is leveraging its unique role and strengths to support countries, donors, and partners in the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Harnessing existing relationships across the global digital health ecosystem, we mobilize our robust network of partners in coordinated response. We also utilize PATHâs work in global health security, malaria, primary health care, and the broader digital and data portfolio to more comprehensively support country partners in ensuring essential health services remain available. | | * '''1. As a software developer, you may be interested in:''' The work that Digital Square does to support and advocate for standards. You can also learn more about HL7 FHIR from our FHIR Webinar series. [[How Digital Square supports standards| Click here]] |
| | * '''2. As an innovator, you may be interested:''' Learning more about the requirements for becoming a global good and how to apply for global goods status. [[Becoming a Global Good| Click here]] |
| | * '''3. As an implementor or donor, you may be interested in:''' Finding out more about the approved global goods that are available. [[Active Global Goods| Click here]]}} |
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| [https://static1.squarespace.com/static/59bc3457ccc5c5890fe7cacd/t/5ea893b784f31067230d99ac/1588106168474/Digital+Square+Capabilities_COVID19_28+April+2020.pdf Read our full capability statement here.]
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| == COVID-19 Webinars==
| | Digital health technology is at the core of modern, equitable health care systems. When designed and employed effectively, systems can seamlessly exchange information, leading to improved clinical decisions and outcomes, care coordination, and operational efficiency. This interoperability is made possible through health data standards for digital technologies, which ensure data is uniformly and efficiently exchanged across systems. Digital Square supports the global digital health community, including country governments, in understanding, aligning, and applying these standards. |
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| ====April 30, 2020 | Private Sector Digital Adaptations for COVID-19 Response====
| | Learn more about how [[How Digital Square_supports standards|Digital Square supports Standards]] |
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| In this webinar, leaders from the Digital Impact Alliance, Facebook, mClinica, Microsoft, and Tableau shared how to leverage private sector tools and technologies to strengthen health systems in COVID-19 response efforts.
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| *[https://wiki.digitalsquare.io/images/f/f5/Digital_Square_Webinar_Private_Sector_Digital_Adaptations_for_COVID-19_Response.pdf Find the slides here]
| | [[Peer Review Committee | Peer Review Committee((.button-1))]] |
| *[https://path.zoom.us/rec/play/vsZ-cez9-jo3E9TH4gSDBqB7W428L_ms2idK8vUMnkrhVCMFZlKkZbMbYuZpZQ3gwVi_E9oVQJ4undWw?startTime=1588251230000&_x_zm_rtaid=WmuugC40TiS-PDb5CkbwKA.1588271114123.bacd4f0fca712273ece48dbf83b942af&_x_zm_rhtaid=359 Watch the recording]
| | [[Investment Review Committee | Investment Review Committee((.button-1))]] |
| | [[Health-Sustainability Advisory Group | DIAL((.button-1))]] |
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| ====April 7, 2020 | Managing the Global COVID-19 Pandemic with Health Informatics==== | | === Investors & Partners === |
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| | [https://digitalsquare.org/partners Digital Square Partners & Funders((.button-1))] |
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| *[https://www.amia.org/sites/default/files/AMIA-COVID19-Webinar-Series-Global-Health-East-Asia.pdf Find the slides here]
| | == Global Goods == |
| *[https://vimeo.com/405504903/3ee88a5139 Watch the recording]
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| ====March 30, 2020 | Global Goods Adaptation for COVID-19 Response==== | | Digital Square Global Goods are digital health tools which are open source (FOSS), have no barrier to access for services or available under open content licenses etc, are supported by an anchor organization/strong community, have a clear governance structures, have been deployed at scale, are used across multiple countries, have demonstrated effectiveness, are designed to be interoperable, and are on a continuum towards sustainability for the tool/service. |
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| | |header1=About '''Global Goods''' |
| | |content1=Learn more about what Global Goods are and how Digital Square is involved |
| | |link2=[[Active Global Goods|View]] |
| | |header2=Active '''Global Goods''' |
| | |content2=See all currently supported open source Global Goods |
| | |link3=[[Becoming a Global Good|View]] |
| | |header3=Become a '''Global Good''' |
| | |content3=Learn how the solicitations and funding of Global Goods resources work |
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| This webinar features a set of Digital Square-approved digital health global goods that have adapted their technologies to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.
| | == Solicitations == |
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| *[https://drive.google.com/file/d/14bqGbDwXnMNWSAZMNUmGLCbcFkIsjPVU/view?usp=sharing Find the slides here]
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| *[https://path.zoom.us/rec/play/vpJ4cLqop243HILDuASDAvYrW9S7K6usgScb8_UEzRm8VXAGNlamNeBBMbbewJNnd8VplC77G3m4hu0O?autoplay=true&startTime=1585575432000 Watch the recording]
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| ====March 26, 2020 | Re-utilizing PEPFAR Investments during the COVID-19 Response====
| | [[Solicitations#Open_Solicitations | Open Solicitations((.button-1))]] |
| This webinar showcases how PEPFAR investments can be re-utilized in the COVID-19 response. During this session, we will feature a mix of digital tools including DATIM, Patient Level Monitoring, and the Global Open Facility Registry, and how they can be harnessed in the COVID-19 global response.
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| *[https://wiki.digitalsquare.io/images/0/0a/Digital_Square_Webinar_Reutilizing_PEPFAR_Investments_during_the_COVID-19_Response.pdf Find the slides here]
| | == Featured in our Community Resources == |
| *[https://path.zoom.us/rec/play/65Qvdbus_W43HtSTsASDVPMoW43oLais1HBK_vBYy0uxBiEDNVvzNbQTNuQQng7TyePBpteDezMEfMLS?startTime=1585230208000 Watch the recording]
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| | style="width: 10%;" | '''Global Good''' | | |type=Webinar |
| | style="width: 50%;" | '''Adaptation''' | | |title1=OpenFN implementation in LMICs |
| | style="width: 40%;" | '''Resources''' | | |date = December 2, 2022 |
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| | '''OpenHIE COVID-19 Task Force (Cross-cutting for all global goods)'''|| | | |description1 = In this session, Digital Square hosts UNICEF and OpenFN, an integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) and a suite of open source extract, transform, and load, data-integration, and interoperability tools used to automate workflows and the exchange of information across and within systems in a secure, stable, and scalable manner. OpenFn team shares their experience working with UNICEF and the Government of Thailand to migrate sensitive data to cloud infrastructure. Learn about major takeaways from Thailand’s implementation of OpenFn SaaS, using a security checklist when planning for integration rollout, factors to consider regarding managed hosting vs. local deployment, and key features of OpenFn Lightning, an upcoming release. Digital Square technical security architect addresses data security considerations and recommendations for governments and global goods. |
| :* Identify and collate information relating to data standards and exchange relevant to the COVID-19 response.
| | |resources1=[https://wiki.digitalsquare.io/images/2/2a/OpenFn_Presentation_-_Security_During_Govt_Implementations.pdf Find the slides here],[https://youtu.be/cWCQit9gxZk Watch the recording] |
| :* Identify gaps in and establish standards for data exchange priorities.
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| :* Provide documentation and guidance (to both the global good community as well as proprietary software tools) to improve adherence to these standards.
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| :* Ensure that rapidly deployed solutions can be integrated into the national digital health architectures.
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| :* Outputs: HL7 FHIR profile / implementation guide for case reporting & contact tracing.
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| | |title1=Understanding Reveal implementation in LMICs: A case study of Kenya, Senegal, and Zambia |
| :* [https://wiki.ohie.org/display/resources/COVID-19+Task+Force Weekly calls]
| | |date = November 10, 2022 |
| :* [https://wiki.ohie.org/display/resources/COVID-19+Task+Force Wiki]
| | |description1 = Digital Square has launched the global goods open mic webinar series, a platform for our global goods partners to share their implementation journey in LMICs, working with country governments, donors, implementers, and health workers to deliver patient-centered healthcare. In this first session, we host Akros, who has spearheaded the development and community around Reveal, a digital global good that uses spatial intelligence to drive the delivery of life-saving interventions to the last mile. Akros shares its work with multiple countries and donors to apply geospatial data to plan and deliver health campaigns and routine services, demonstrates the use of Reveal, and showcases use cases summarizing geospatial data activation across the spectrum from low-tech paper maps to higher-tech navigation and delivery in Kenya, Senegal, and Zambia. |
| :* [https://discourse.ohie.org/t/covid-19-response/3125 Discourse]
| | |resources1=[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LN83Ect2rc-P2vpOk27VivTk6SKxfNnN/view?usp=share_link Find the slides here],[https://youtu.be/kYrsO_4cAZw Watch the recording] |
| :* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1aB27qqWl-ragGlJT8FnqzKkcqRrrY_i2LiYcTLlXbNE/edit#gid=888384965 Data Models for COVID-19 Tools]
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| | |title1=Global Goods Innovators Summit 2023 |
| In Nepal, Bahmni has been adapted for COVID-19 response in a few government hospitals: | | |date = November 10, 2023 |
| :* Creation of a COVID-19 screening template
| | |description1 = GGIS is an annual convening of the global goods community–a group of digital health experts representing over 50 organizations from around the world committed to advancing the development, adoption, and reuse of digital health tools known as global goods. The goal of the event was to provide members of the community with a forum through which to connect, learn, and further build the global goods ecosystem. |
| :* Data is synced in near-real time to dashboards.
| | |resources1=[https://digitalsquare.org/blog/2023/7/5/connection-innovation-flourish-at-global-goods-innovators-summit Read the article], |
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| :* [https://nepalehr.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/NEPALEHR/blog/2020/03/25/43090009/Updating+NepalEHR+in+response+to+COVID19 Updating NepalEHR in response to COVID19 (web article)]
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| :* [http://covid19.nepalehr.org/public/dashboards/Rg4dsdHoKRU3ktqjOCuq8zK7Y9NxoFCtNAE1UHTn?org_slug=default Nepal COVID-19 Dashboard]
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| :* Creation of a template application which provides a full implementation of the WHO FFX Contact Tracing protocol which is available for immediate adoption and customization through the platform. Currently working on ensuring that there is a wide array of translations available for the text.
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| :* Working on additional template applications for further response and recovery workflows that will become available as they are validated.
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| :* The team is trying to secure free messaging for COVID-19 response to support self-reporting workflows for positive cases once cases overcome the tracing capacity of health systems.
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| :* CommCare will be releasing a WhatsApp integration in the near future.
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| :* [https://confluence.dimagi.com/display/commcarepublic/CommCare+for+COVID-19 Wiki]
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| :* [https://www.dimagi.com/blog/coronavirus-covid-19-response-initiative/ Projects tackling COVID-19 can access free full subscriptions.]
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| :* A video demo and write-up of data models and workflows are available in the app.
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| :* Contact information and to request template apps: [mailto:covid19@dimagi.com covid19@dimagi.com]
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| :* Building on prior experience in other major outbreaks and fast-evolving crises including earthquakes in Nepal and Haiti. Building on existing platforms and infrastructures wherever possible.
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| :* Accompaniment through secondment of technical staff, supporting our colleagues in Ministries of Health.
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| :* Evolving existing digital health systems based on needs articulated by our partners.
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| :* Expanding the use cases and workflows supported by the CHT for COVID-19 response efforts.
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| :* Coordination with the wider digital health community between existing digital health tools, systems, and standards.
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| The CHT Team has created two use case demonstrations: Port of Entry (PoE Screening and CHT Rapid Diagnostic Teat (RDT) workflow for community health workers.
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| :* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cttBMlNqxU&feature=youtu.be PoE demo]
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| :* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3iqlMmt3eU&feature=youtu.be RDT demo]
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| :* [https://medicmobile.org/blog/covid-19-and-medic-mobiles-response Medic Mobile's Response]
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| :* Ready-to-install DHIS2 digital data packages to support COVID-19 surveillance & response based on WHO guidelines. All packages are optimized for Android or web-based data collection. To date, 11 countries are using the surveillance module (live data entry and analysis) and an additional 23 countries are in development planning to deploy the module. More than sixty countries have expressed interest in the DHIS2 COVID-19 package.
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| :* The packages support: 1) case-based surveillance to track a case through clinical examination, exposures, initiate lab requests, record lab results and case outcome; 2) contact tracing program to facilitate operations of contact tracing and with built in relationships to the case-based tracker for enhanced analysis; 3) automated analysis of core indicators & dashboards for response planning. The package also includes options for aggregate and event-based surveillance; countries can transition between data models according to realities on the ground while still capturing most critical data points.
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| :* Working on additional packages to support the Port of Entry screening and update integrated disease surveillance & response (IDSR) program for COVID-19. Packages are currently being translated into French, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic and Russian.
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| :* [https://www.dhis2.org/covid-19 Main page]
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| :* [https://covid.dhis2.org/demo/dhis-web-commons/security/login.action Interactive demo]
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| :* Packages are accompanied by [https://docs.google.com/document/d/12-pex7VOMoRAnsiIcTLq0mTD6UTSfVBZWIX0vufIt6I/edit System Design Documentation] and [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iILgYYYDXDKpizkxY08syMfrw_9POzMMIMwd5Nb7yl4/edit Installation Guides]
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| :* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vigXHkP7L2hJ2lrZpdf9u4csQtppMH16/view Metadata mapping to WHO COVID-19 Metadata Dictionary]
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| :* Contact info: [mailto:post@dhis2.org post@dhis2@org]
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| :* Logistimo SCM has been adapted to include data capture for the COVID-19 supply chain (about 70 products and equipment), which has been deployed across a few states in India.
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| :* Logistimo has created specific COVID-19 dashboards (that we call bulletin boards) which help in easy surveillance for control towers.
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| :* Several partners have been assessing how effectively COVID-19 bio-medical waste is being handled and disposed using Logistimo Snapshot.
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| :* Deployed in Liberia in support of the COVID-19 response.
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| :* Provide up-to-date guidance by SMS (push messaging) on symptoms, social distancing, and care-seeking to the general population, as well as HCWs in need of guidance.
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| :* Provide interactive triage of patient symptoms by 2-way SMS with a HCW, based on international guidance to determine whether and how patients should seek care, and avoid unnecessary risk and strain on the medical system.
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| :* Continue supporting pregnant and postpartum women, neonates and people living with HIV or other chronic conditions with SMS curricula we have already developed at a time when they will experience even more pronounced shortages of in-person medical care.
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| :* [https://globalhealth.washington.edu/interactive-map/projects/1580/Mobile-WACh-NEO-Communication-Empowering-Mothers-and-Newborns?health_topics=454 Mobile WACh on the University of Washington website]
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| :* ODK's lead developer, Nafundi, is offering pro-bono help to anyone working on the COVID-19 response.
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| :* Rapidly digitizing forms from the WHO and CDC protocols and making them available for others to use and build on.
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| :* Offering support for ODK for contact tracing, decision support, community education, strategic mapping, and case management.
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| :* Demo available on how the WHO minimum reporting form running in ODK Collect (Android) and Enketo (Web) send data to an ODK Central server, which then flows data to a live updating dashboard in PowerBI and a spreadsheet in Excel.
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| :* [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfTUUqtFge_i_ptAAFeri0riuJq19aoKX1xzcbO2HNP5mBrmA/viewform Request for pro-bono help]
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| :* [https://forum.opendatakit.org/t/who-covid-19-minimum-reporting-form/25647 WHO COVID-19 Minimum Reporting Form demo]
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| :* Contact info: [mailto:yanokwa@nafundi.com yanokwa@nafundi.com]
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| :* OpenELIS Global users can immediately use the Administration Menu: Test Management function in the software to add tests for the corona virus (SARS-CoV-2) to their laboratory test catalog to facilitate tracking of laboratory tests and results.
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| :* To learn more about the OpenELIS adaptations for Covid-19, [http://openelisglobal.org/ visit the OpenELIS website.]
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| :* [http://docs.openelisci.org/en/latest/install/ Installation instructions]
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| :* [https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/technical-guidance/laboratory-guidance Laboratory guidance from the World Health Organization]
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| :* [https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/lab/index.html Laboratory guidance from the United States Center for Disease Control and Prevention]
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| :* OpenLMIS is responding by supporting OpenLMIS countries to optimize their use of the software to encourage good supply chain management of COVID supplies. We are currently conducting country outreach to ensure users know how to quickly:
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| :** Configure and manage inventory of Kits (anticipating the need for COVID kits)
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| :* The OpenLMIS core team will prioritize any configuration or work related to these functions. Future product committee meetings could be used to share lessons across countries to see how they are preparing their supply chains for COVID.
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| :* [https://openlmis.org/ OpenLMIS webiste]
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| :* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/14SHMJ1f_faMl4tRDXx33Aq8V76xYXyYU/view USAID Global Health Supply Team COVID-19 Brief]
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| :* The OpenMRS communityâs goal is to support extension of current functionality that will make it easier for 5,500 existing implementations to a) screen, test, and manage patients and b) report data out efficiently to DHIS2 for public health surveillance.
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| :* Active COVID-19 Response Squad is working to identify existing work within the OpenMRS community that can be rapidly adapted by implementers and packaged as a suite of COVID-19 Public Health Response Tools. Informatics experts, business analysts, UI/UX designers, developers, and implementers are encouraged to join the conversation, weekly meetings, design forums, and work with the COVID-19 Response Squad.
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| :* The following OpenMRS COVID-19 Public Health Response Tools under development and discussion include:
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| :** CIEL concept dictionary with COVID-19 concepts
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| :** COVID-19 Public Health Reporting System Interfaces
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| :* Standard content related to COVID-19 included in the recent release of Reference Application 2.10.0.
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| :* [https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/projects/COVID-19+Public+Health+Response OpenMRS COVID-19 Public Health Response Project Page]
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| :* [https://talk.openmrs.org/c/projects/covid-19/66 OpenMRS Talk: COVID-19]
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| :* [https://openconceptlab.org/orgs/CIEL/collections/COVID-19-Starter-Set/concepts/ Open Concept Lab presentation of CIEL's COVID terminology]
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| :* Offering easy-to-use, multifunctional mobile health (mHealth) and electronic health (eHealth) applications, which provide real-time data availability and compatibility with standard surveillance systems.
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| *[https://digitalsquare.org/blog/2020/3/4/global-goods-addressing-outbreaks-sormas-and-covid-19 Global Goods Addressing Outbreaks: SORMAS and COVID-19]
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| ==What We Do==
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| Digital Square is connecting the world for better health.
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| We work in three key ways:
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| * Coordinate investments in proven digital technology to maximize the impact of every dollar spent.
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| * [[Digital Square Investments in Global Goods | Scale global good technologies]] that can be adapted to different countries and contexts.
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| * Create digital market readiness by building capacity with governments, local technology developers, and health workers.
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| ==Governance==
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| Digital Square's [[Digital Square Investments in Global Goods | investments]] follow detailed governance processes that leverage a [[Peer Review Committee]], [[Board]], and [[Investment Review Committee]]. Additionally, Digital Square serves as the Secretariat for [http://digitalimpactalliance.org DIAL]'s [[Health-Sustainability Advisory Group]].
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| ==Investors==
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| Digital Square is funded in partnership with [https://www.usaid.gov/ USAID], the [http://www.gatesfoundation.org/ Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation], [http://lastmilehealth.org/ Last Mile Health], [https://www.rockefellerfoundation.org/ The Rockefeller Foundation], [https://www.vitol.com/vitol-foundation/ Vitol Foundation], [https://www.mcgovern.org/ Patrick J. McGovern Foundation], and [http://www.crifoundation.org/ CRI Foundation].
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| ==Global Goods==
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| * [[What are Global Goods]]
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| * [[Shelf Readiness]]
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| * [[Global Goods Community]]
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| * [[Global Goods Guidebook]]
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| * [[Demographics of Digital Health Tools]]
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| * [[Frequently Asked Questions]]
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| * [[Minutes from Global Goods Calls]]
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| ===What are approved global goods?===
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| Approved global goods have been vetted using the Global Good Maturity Model and an expert group of digital health stakeholders through the Digital Square Open Application Process. It has been approved as an investment priority by Digital Squareâs [[Board]].
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| *[[Digital Square Investments in Global Goods:Approved Global Goods #What are the benefits to a Digital Square approved global good?| Approved Global Goods]]
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| *[[Digital Square Investments in Global Goods:Approved Global Goods #What kind of support do approved global goods receive from Digital Square?| Support to Approved Global Goods]]
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| ===[[Digital Square Investments in Global Goods]]===
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| ===[[Digital Square Investments in Global Goods:Approved Global Goods | Approved Global Goods]]===
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| *[[Digital Square Investments in Global Goods:Approved Global Goods #List of Global Goods that are Approved - Contingent on Funding | List of Global Goods that are Approved - Contingent on Funding]]
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| *[[Digital Square Investments in Global Goods:Approved Global Goods #List of Global Goods that are Approved - Partially Funded | List of Global Goods that are Approved - Partially Funded]]
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| ===[[Global Good Investment Process]]===
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| ===[[Procurement Processes]]===
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| ===[[Soliciations]]===
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| *[[Solicitations #Open Solicitations | Open Solicitations]]
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| ==External Resources==
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| * [http://digitalprinciples.org/ Principles for Digital Development]
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| * [https://www.gsma.com/mobileeconomy/ The Mobile Economy 2018]
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| * [https://www.gsma.com/mobileeconomy/sub-saharan-africa-2017// The Mobile Economy Sub-Saharan Africa 2017]
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| * [https://www.gsma.com/mobilefordevelopment/programme/mhealth/scaling-digital-health-in-developing-markets/ Scaling Digital Health in Emerging Markets]
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| * [https://www.gsma.com/mobilefordevelopment/programme/mhealth/healthy-pregnancy-healthy-baby-a-mobile-health-service-offered-in-partnership-with-leading-mobile-operators-in-tanzania/ The latest case study on a mHealth service in Tanzania: Healthy Pregnancy, Healthy Baby]
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| ==Digital Square Resources==
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| * [[Partner Resources]]
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| * [[Grants and Contracts Basics]]
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| * [[Market Maturity Methodology]]
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| ==Digital Health & Interoperability Working Group==
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| The [[Digital Health & Interoperability Working Group]] (DH&I WG) is a volunteer community of practice dedicated to strengthening country health systems and outcomes through the appropriate and responsible use of digital information technologies.
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| [[Gender Small Working Group]]
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| ==Contact Us==
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