Below you can find supporting documents pertaining to the DUC, sort by date to see the latest versions
| Type of Resource | Link | Resource Title and Description | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Presentation | Short-Term Task Team Kick-Off Call A short-term task team was pulled together to provide considerations for an integrated approach that supports HIV case-based surveillance, recent infection surveillance, unique means of identifying persons within HIV surveillance, and programmatic monitoring. This deck was created to kick-off the team, specifically with addressing the technical consideration. | ||
| Presentation | Short-Term Task Team Working Group 2 Deliverable 1 Follow-On Discussion This deck focuses on deliverable one: to develop the standards for PEPFAR countries in regard to how individual level data can be obtained via unique UDs and/or deduplication can be used for case-based surveillance and also aggregated data (MER indicators). | ||
| Presentation | Short-Term Task Team Working Group 2 Deliverable 2 and 3 Follow-On Discussion This deck focuses on deliverable 2 and 3: to develop a technical assistance framework and/or template to aid in country success during implementation and maintenance of the integrated approach and considerations of country support systems that can potentially include communities of practice for oversight and guidance. | ||
| Maturity Model | Maturity Model This data use and system maturity model measures the status and goals of key dimensions constituting data use and system maturity levels. | ||
| Maturity Model | Global Digital Health Resources and Maturity Models This matrix describes four digital health resources and maturity models that MEASURE Evaluation - funded by USAID – considers essential tools in the global effort to strengthen health data systems. | ||
| Article | Re-thinking Linkage to Care in the Era of Universal Test and Treat This article details a new conceptual framework for linkage to care, tailored to the current universal test and treat era that presents linkage to care as its own nuanced pathway within the larger HIV care cascade. Conceptualizing linkage to care in this way may help better identify and specify processes posing a barrier to linkage, and allow for the development of targeted implementation and behavioral science-based approaches to address them. | ||
| Graphic | Integrated HIV Case Identification and Surveillance Graphic This graphic shows an integrated HIV case identification and surveillance system. | ||
| Presentation | Functional Requirements for Successful Configuration of DHIS2 Tracker for HIV Case Surveillance Based on 2017 WHO Guidelines This deck reviews the functional requirements needed for a successful configuration of the DHIS2 tracker for HIV case surveillance. This is specifically based on the 2017 WHO Guidelines. | ||
| Implementation Guide | Master Facility List Resource Package This resource package builds on WHO draft guidance documents and the Open Health Information Exchange facility registry guide. It reflects extensive stakeholder inputs and resources from individuals with MFL implementation experience in a variety of countries. | ||
| Process Map | Missed Appointment Follow-Up Process Map This is a process map for missed appointment follow-up. | ||
| Process Map | Missed Clinical Appointment Follow-Up Process Map This is a process map for missed clinical appointment follow-up. | ||
| Process Map | Restart Process Map This is a process map for restarting a patient on HIV treatment. | ||
| Process Map | Transfer – Current State Process Map This is a process map for transferring patients. | ||
| Guidance Document | COP Guidance | Data Use Community The work done in the Short-Term Task Team culminated in producing part of the PEPFAR Country Operational Plan 2020. This section details impact-drive information systems and data management investments, including the Data Use Community. | ||
| Guidance Document | COP Guidance | Section 7 This section of the PEPFAR Country Operational Plan 2020 details a triangulated data analysis, specifically as it relates to viral load suppression. | ||
| Presentation | Aligning HIS to Epidemic Control |