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HMIS Tools Review Workshop

To enable evidence-based decision making in laboratory service delivery, CPHL/UNHLS started the process of standardizing facility-level data tools as part of a broader strategic initiative of establishing a reliable Health Laboratory Information Management System (HLIMS). This week, from 16th to 20th April a team of officers representing the laboratory fraternity engaged in intense deliberations while finalizing the standardization of the facility level set of HLIMS paper-based tools at Jinja Nile Hotel. The standardized facility-level HLIMS tools are to be submitted to the MOH Division of Health Information (DHI) for consolidation into the national HMIS tools. These standardized tools include:

 

  • Routine Laboratory Testing and Referrals
    • Laboratory request form
    • Sample rejection form
    • Laboratory results report form
    • Sample referral form
    • Sample reception register (for capturing records on sample collection, rejection, and referral)
    • Hub register
    • The following existing daily activity registers were also reviewed
      • HCIII Daily Activity Register
      • HCIV and General Hospital Daily Activity Register
      • HIV consumption log
      • CD4 and VL register
      • TB request form and register
      • Hematological indices register
      • Clinical Chemistry register
      • Blood bank register
  • Equipment and Logistics Management
    • Equipment inventory register
    • Equipment breakdown report form
    • Equipment breakdown register
    • Equipment maintenance log
    • Routine Equipment Service Log
    • Order form for HIV test kits
    • Order form for laboratory reagents, consumables, and supplies
  • Biosafety and Biosecurity
    • Biosafety and biosecurity incident report form
    • Biosafety and biosecurity incident register
  • Microbiology and AMR surveillance
    • Microbiology request and results report form
    • Microbiology daily activity register
    • Microbiology national level periodic report
    • WHO GLASS AMR report
  • Periodic Reporting
    • Monthly facility-level laboratory report
    • Quarterly facility-level laboratory report