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Streamlining HIV/AIDS Reporting: Effective Mechanisms for a Revamped Programme

Introducing efficient reporting mechanisms for HIV/AIDS programmes in September 2004 in Pretoria. Details on report form, patient information, adverse reactions, suspect drugs, outcome, history, and reporter identification, among others. For professional design advice and contact details, please refer to the provided information. Enhance pre-test design with specific colors, layouts, and content.

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Streamlining HIV/AIDS Reporting: Effective Mechanisms for a Revamped Programme

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  1. INTRODUCING PV INTO HIV/AIDS PROGRAMME GROUP I Pretoria, September 2004

  2. Reporting mechanisms • Report form (paper) • Telephone/Fax • Email

  3. Contents • Patient information • Initials or record number, Age, Sex, Weight (if known) • Adverse reaction • Tick relevant box with space for other description, date of start and stop • Suspect drug (s) and other • Outcome • Tick box • Comments • Relevant history, allergy, pregnancy, smoking, alcohol, Lab, quality problems • Reporter Identification • For any Help contact…thank you

  4. Other notes • Professional design advise • Pre –Test • colours, design, contents • Pre- paid stamp

  5. The Group • Mozambique – Esperanca • Kenya – Dorine • Uganda – Juliet • Tanzania – Emma • Malawi – Patrick • South Africa – Rajen, Tamara

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