DS ANC DAK Notice F0 (2223 DSFANC): Improving Patient Care

This investment was used to re-use and create OpenMRS tooling to support implementation of the ANC SMART Guidelines. Our consortium:

1. Conducted user research to inform adaptations of OpenMRS modules and tooling using the ANC DAK;
2. Mapped ANC concepts and created an ANC form based on SMART Guidelines;
3. Created an OpenMRS CQL module and improved the Patient Flag Module to support ANC SMART guidance for clinical decision support;
4. Adapted OpenMRS’ existing Reporting module and tooling to generate ANC DAK-based program indicators and reporting into the ANC package.

DS QA Notice F2 (2223 DSFQA3): Expanding Quality Assurance

OpenMRS and University of Washington aim to advance OpenMRS shelf-readiness by utilizing the OpenMRS fellowship program to develop a capacity building pipeline of highly-skilled, advanced quality assurance engineers . By bringing together experienced community members in the QA team and local in-country engineers, this investment will be used to:

1) build a structured and measurable QA fellowship pipeline for community sustainability and local country-based capacity.

2) strengthen OpenMRS product and interoperability quality assurance and compliance.

In partnership with PATH, this award aims to:

1) coordinate efforts to create and improve OpenMRS+OHRI technologies for use among target implementations.

2) increase implementer engagement and capacity to develop OpenMRS projects collaboratively.

3) improve quality of OpenMRS+OHRI products and implementations through the adoption and use of open source software development practices, and best practices, processes, and tooling for proactive quality improvement/assurance strategies.

In partnership with the University of Washington, this award aims to 1) extend OpenMRS automated test portfolio, 2) address QA for OpenMRS interoperability testing, and 3) strengthen the adoption of the improved QA for community-wide utilization and conduct dissemination of a QA model to the broader global goods community.

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In partnership with the University of Washington, this award aims to 1) extend OpenMRS automated test portfolio, 2) address QA for OpenMRS interoperability testing, and 3) strengthen the adoption of the improved QA for community-wide utilization and conduct dissemination of a QA model to the broader global goods community.

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The objective of this award is to develop an OCL for OpenMRS MVP that addresses priority use cases, including those that simplify the workflows for creating collections that use standard concepts and exporting these collections to OpenMRS instances that are part of a small or large scale deployment.

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This project updated significant and commonly-accessed documentation for OpenMRS in a way that reflects  instructional design principles, giving new users the direct steps they need to perform to get acclimated to the projects they will be contributing to. These include:

• Guide for the New & Curious, containing links to key team and squad project pages
• Project Page template
• Updated Project Pages for the Dictionary Manager Squad, Quality Assurance Support Team, with project page updates in progress for the Frontend Squad, FHIR Squad, and Documentation Team.
• Updated or new Getting Started Guides for the technical users  and non-technical users for the Dictionary Manager Squad and Quality Assurance Support Team

Awarded

Develop a solution that enables OpenMRS to send and receive messages, in support of exchanging healthcare data in a widely-used, standards-based format, easing integration with external systems and products.

This award seeks to strengthen interactions within the Bahmni Coalition and with external stakeholders and audiences and improve external communications.

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