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Capacity Building by Harnessing E-learning and Aggregation of HIV/AIDS Information

Capacity Building by Harnessing E-learning and Aggregation of HIV/AIDS Information. Presented by: Allan Tollo Head of I.C.T. Gertrude’s Children’s Hospital. Problem. Nairobi has 4.5 million with 2.2 million living in slums

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Capacity Building by Harnessing E-learning and Aggregation of HIV/AIDS Information

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  1. Capacity Building by Harnessing E-learning and Aggregation of HIV/AIDS Information Presented by: Allan Tollo Head of I.C.T. Gertrude’s Children’s Hospital

  2. Problem • Nairobi has 4.5 million with 2.2 million living in slums • Githogoro slum population of 17,000 (10,000 children) and Nanyuki District Hospital (200 Kms away) • Distance and time constraints • Capacity building for 30 health workers • Information Exchange

  3. Objectives • Build Capacity through virtual training • Knowledge hub to share information • Real time Patient information for evaluation and monitoring • Implicit knowledge dissemination

  4. How? • Knowledge Management System • Real time availability • Decision support system • Recommendation • E-Learning Module • Real time training • Peer to peer consultation • Reduced expense

  5. How? • Website • Exchange of information • Share success stories , experiences • Forums/blogs – educate • Video Conference • Live interactions • Consultations

  6. Project Sustainability • Replication to other facilities • Use technologies • Champions • New requirements • Training/re-training

  7. Baseline Survey • Level of computer literacy • Infrastructure • Availability of information • Peer to peer consultation • Mentoring and coaching • Patient Care

  8. Impact • Detection of missed appointments patients up by 200% • CMEs increase from once in two months to every week • Consultations every fortnight • Mentoring and coaching two clinicians

  9. Impact • Completeness of information • Files misplacement or loss 80 per month • Automated tools – BMI • Reduced financial costs

  10. Conclusion • Technology helps in time and cost reduction • Simple training methods – big impact • Increase in training numbers • Positive tool in providing care

  11. Asante Sana Thank You

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