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9 March 2023
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HIV Treatment Continuity

Reducing Congestion at Health Facilities


9 February 2023

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titleMetrics and Reporting

Patient Identity Management


Community metrics and reporting workshop

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22 February 2023Patient Identity Management





29 November 2022Patient Identity Management





16 November 2022

Community


Where has the DUC been and where is the DUC going?

7 September 2022Treatment ContinuityData Use Acceleration and Learning (DUAL)

29 September 2022Metrics & ReportingEvolution and Use of National Systems

24 August 2022Patient Identity ManagementBiometrics Collaborative Session

The call consisted of community members sharing information and experiences regarding using Biometrics for identity management. 

  • Alexandra Grigore, CPO with Simprints shared a general overview of biometrics use for Patient Identity Management. They addressed drawbacks (ex. duplicates and unreliable data), examples of types of biometric data (ex. fingerprints, facial recognition), how they are used, and a couple specific case studies regarding biometric use. Link to slides shared.
  • Nicolas de Kerorguen a Contractor for CDC/CGH/DGHT/HIDMSB/Health Informatics Team and Franck Aghan a Software engineer SEJEN based in Côte d’Ivoire shared lessons learned from the use of fingerprint biometric technology in Côte d’Ivoire. They discussed background information, challenges associated with fingerprint use, and direct observations from their work.Link to slides shared.

Following these presentations was a Q&A to dive deeper into the details shared and the speakers also spoke to more technical-level processes from their experience.There was not enough time to cover all questions raised during the discussion so please use the Patient Identity Management Discourse page to post any remaining questions and comments. You can join the discussion here.


titleIdentity Management