Sahana Open Source Humanitarian Software Project - Pandemic Preparedness Forum
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Sahana Open Source Humanitarian Software Project - Pandemic Preparedness Forum
- 1. Sahana Open Source Humanitarian Software Project Pandemic Preparedness Forum Bangkok, Thailand, 5th April 2011 Michael Howden michael@sahanafoundation.org
- 2. Overview Challenges of Information Management Benefits of Data Standards Sahana Open Source Software Open Global Health Facility Registry
- 3. Public Doctors Government Agencies Farmers Media Vets UN Agencies Hospitals Pharmaceutical Companies
- 4. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ED Status Bed Capacity Services ?
- 5. EDXL-HAVE Data Standard <HospitalBedCapacityStatus> <BedCapacity> <Bed>AdultICU</Bed> <Capacity> <CapacityStatus>Vacant/Available</CapacityStatus> <AvailableCount>10</AvailableCount> <BaselineCount>30</BaselineCount> </Capacity> </BedCapacity> ED Status Bed Capacity Services
- 7. EDXL-HAVE Emergency Data Exchange Language Hospital Availability Exchange XML based - Open / Free to use Governed by Oasis www.oasis-open.org A “Language” for sharing information Other relevant data standards: CAP: Common Alerting Protocol PFIF: Person Finder Interchange Format
- 8. Sahana Software Foundation Supporting Open Source Software & Open Standards for Disaster Management Supported by a community of organisations, companies and volunteers Used in many contexts, including: New York City for Coastal Storm Planning National Library of Medicine (USA) DRR (Disaster Risk Reduction) Project Portal Organisation & Hospital Registry in Haiti
- 9. National Library of Medicine (USA)
- 10. PFIF
- 12. Hospital Data in Haiti Sahana Software Hospital Data Shared in Open Format
- 16. Open Global Health Facility Registry Create a list of EVERY Health Facility in the World Building on the Sahana Open Source Software proven in Haiti Hospital Registry “Web Services” to Import/Export data Rapid Application Development Platform “Crowdsourcing” the data collection Collaboratively by a trusted network Government, NGOs, Companies, Communities
- 18. Sahana Global Health Facility Registry Data Management Process:
- 19. Questions?
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- http://eden.sahanafoundation.org
- As there are more stakeholders, sharing information becomes exponentially more complicated.Sometimes the problem isn’t not enough Information, but too much information (Drinking from a Firehose) – esp. with social mediaWhat’s the solution?
- Look at 2 hospitals wanting to share information.1. Maybe they have their own computer systems – but maybe they are different systems (private/public hospitals, hospitals in different regions) – it’s hard to standardise HMIS.2. They need to share information – so maybe they pick up the phone, or send an email3. This may work for 2 hospitals, but what about 10, 100?
- Data standards allow computers to talk to each other – across different systems.
- What’s the solution?
- Triage ApplicationLost Person Finder
- Disaster Rick Reduction WebsiteGeographic data such as the cyclone tracks can be imported from other systems
- Located approximately 100 hospitals within 24 HoursUsed by Haitian Ministry of Health and the Pan American Health Organization
- Why wait until a disaster/pandemic?Prepare by collecting this information Crowdsourcing – like wikipedia – but emphasise “trusted network”
- Why wait until a disaster?