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IQCare is a data capture and reporting system with patient management tools designed to measure patient outcomes. Having the ability to analyze data and then use the resulting analysis to provide improved care is the end goal of IQCare. IQCare has all of the key features needed to collect clean data and to do patient and facility analysis and reporting.

IQCare offers three modules: Pre-ART and ART clinical form sets, flexible PMTCT forms and a form builder. Users can create their own forms and modules for any kind healthcare area and run custom reports from the data of one or more all areas. This highly flexible approach works well for facilities of varying sizes and country locations. The pre-ART and ART clinical forms can be used in a paperless mode for clinics/hospitals seeking to reduce paper use and increase staff efficiency.

IQCare can be implemented in a single stand-alone configuration for smaller sites and in networked configuration with multiple simultaneous data entrants for higher volume sites. The application is highly configurable and provides sophisticated ad hoc and pre-defined reporting capabilities. To date, IQCare has been implemented in over 70 hospitals in Uganda, Kenya, Nigeria and Tanzania.

Locations IQCare has been deployed.

Screen Shots
Facility Home Page
Patient Home Page
ART Follow-up Form
View Existing Forms
Multilingual Capabilities - Hindi User Interface

Data Entry and Usability Features

During the development of IQCare, a lot of thought was put into creating an application that could be implemented successfully at sites with few technical resources and yet fill the needs of high volume sites with thousands of patients. Special attention was paid to ease of use, data entry validation through inter-form business rules, field level validation and system alerts.

  • Browser-based and easy-to-use
  • Facility and patient dashboards for quick overview
  • Use of business rules for Data Quality Checks within a form and across forms
  • Required fields
    • Enforcement of required fields (for saving)
    • Alerts for data required for reporting or clinical tracking
  • Field level data validation present on every clinical form
    • Date validation
    • Boundary validation for numeric data based on user configuration
  • Auto population of data where appropriate
  • Training manual and browser-based system help

Technology

The key to IQCare is the robust back end database. In order to provide scalable and simultaneous entry of data and well as a fully relational database, the .Net platform was selected. All of the core platform components are freely available or freely downloadable as part of any standard computer setup running the Windows operating environment and MSOffice®

  • Microsoft ASP.NET
  • Ajax, XML
  • .NET Remoting Service
  • Session caching
  • SQL Express 2005 or SQL Server 2007
  • JRE5, JavaScripts
  • IE 6.0+ IIS
  • Technical documentation

IQCare Application Features

Patient Data
  • Facility and patient homepages with ART, PMTCT dashboards
  • Patient search
Custom Reports
  • Ad hoc reporting capability with advanced SQL reader
  • Reporting across modules/programs
  • Export custom report configurations
Patient Reports
  • HIV Care Patient Profile Facility Reports
  • Missed Drug Pick-up Report
Donor/MOH Reports
  • PEPFAR Track 1.0 facility-based quarterly report (key program indicators)
  • Country specific MOH reports for ART and PMTCT
Facility Reports
  • ARV Pick-up Report
  • Missed ARV Pick up Report
  • Patient Enrolled by Month Report
  • TB Status by Age and Sex Report
  • TB Cases before and after starting ARVs
  • ARV Regimen for Adult/Child Report
  • Patients who have not visited recently with Non-ART Status
  • Patients who have not visited recently with Unknown Status
  • Geographical Patients Distribution Report
Pre-ART and ART Clinical Forms

Longitudinal Form Set

  • HIV care enrollment form
  • Initial evaluation form
  • Follow-up form (ART)
  • Follow-up form (non-ART)
  • Home visit form
  • Contact tracking/Care Ended form
  • Laboratory order/results form
  • Adult pharmacy order form
  • Pediatric pharmacy order form

Modified WHO Pre-ART and ART Form Set

  • HIV care enrollment form
  • Patient record form
  • Contact tracking/Care Ended form
  • Laboratory order/results form
  • Pharmacy order form

Common to Both Form Sets

  • Patient transfer to another satellite or hospital
  • Custom fields for forms
  • Patient re-activate option
  • Marking a form as data quality checked
  • Schedule appointments from within forms
Custom Fields
  • Add and arrange any number of custom fields of any field type to static all static forms
  • Report of data collected in custom fields
Paperless Configuration
  • Pre-ART and ART, pharmacy and lab forms are set up for paperless workflow by healthcare providers
Administration
  • Facility set-up for multiple satellites or hospitals
  • Configuration for one or more modules
  • Customizable drop down lists within forms
  • Customizable drug list with generic and trade name drugs, frequency, and dose
  • Customizable laboratory units and field level validation
  • Customizable laboratory tests
  • User administration
  • User group administration with role-and/or feature-based security
  • Delete patient
  • Configure custom fields for forms
  • Export data (including de-identified data)
  • Database backup (including de-identified backup)
Appointment Scheduler
  • Schedule new or change existing appointment
  • See pending, missed or all appointments

IQCare Form Builder Features

Module/Program Definition
  • Define new modules and display in IQCare
Manage Fields
  • Predefined field set for PMTCT registers
  • Define custom fields of any type
Build Forms
  • Combine predefined and custom fields to build forms
  • Organize forms using sections
Manage Forms
  • Publish forms for use in IQCare
  • Edit or remove forms from IQCare

IQCare Training Courses


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