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Sectoral reporting beyond accountability for sustainability Liesel Heynike Strategic Information Executive SA AIDS Conference Durban 9 June 2011

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Sectoral reporting beyond accountability for sustainability. Liesel Heynike Strategic Information Executive SA AIDS Conference Durban 9 June 2011. SABCOHA takes responsibility. Developed web-based reporting tool www.bizwell.co.za launched end Oct 2010 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Sectoral reporting beyond accountability for sustainability

Liesel HeynikeStrategic Information Executive

SA AIDS Conference Durban9 June 2011

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SABCOHA takes responsibility

Developed web-based reporting toolwww.bizwell.co.za launched end Oct 2010Designed to add value beyond accountabilityFacilitates planning and resource allocationPlatform to integrate dataLong-term investmentAmbitious but possibleCritical success factor = shared responsibility

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Bizwell Design Elements

All data must be linked to a companyService providers can be authorised to report on behalf of clientsUsers and data linked to company sitesDisaggregated individual line data enables in-depth analysisConfidentiality is guaranteed in terms of useDuplicate reporting is mitigatedData for employees as targeted beneficiaries should be captured

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Components Phase 1 Future

Stakeholder consultation & expert engagement

Jul - Oct 2010 Q4 2011

Scope HCT and Wellness Screening HIV prevention, treatment, care and support, resourcesEmployee wellnessOccupational Health

Data set and indicators Jul - Sept 2010 Q1 2012 – phase 2

Tools development to support implementation

Aug – Oct 2010 Q1 & Q2 2012 – phase 2

Systems development Oct 2010 – Apr 2011 Q2 & Q3 2012 – phase 2

Data Specification

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Components Now Future

Technical assistance Increased capacity 1 Apr 2011. 4 TAs in place

Expand team & diversify expertise

# of companies 62 5 000? 10 000?

# of HCT & wellness screening service providers

32 50 – 60

Coverage 5% of 7 089 740 employees in formal business sector

80%

Principal users 94 5 000? 10 000?

Secondary users 92 50 000 (range 0 – 30; no limit)

Company reporting rate 35% 90%

HCT & wellness screening service provider reporting rate

41% mostly 1 client 100% for all clients

# of service providers for expanded data set

32 200? 300?

# of HCTs reported 52 614 end May 2011 2 000 000 before end 2011

Data Collection

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Components Now Future

Descriptive statistics Consolidated data by industry and geographic area (province and district) exported from Bizwell into MS Excel

Increased data volumes will enable enhanced descriptive data interpretations beyond frequency reporting

Inferential statistics No inferential analysis at present

Inferential analysis and reporting across all data fields requires increased capacity and specialised systems

Basic cross-tabulations

System incorporates a basic analysis tool enabling cross-tabulation of variables

This functionality may be enhanced

Data Analysis

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Components Now Future

User reporting Data output charts can be automatically generated from user profiles for specified date range & sites

Narrative descriptions to facilitate accurate interpretation of charts and easy export to MS Word with customisable formatting envisaged

Government & key stakeholder reporting

Monthly summary reports prepared and disseminated to SANAC/NDoH, PACs/PDoH and SABCOHA Boards

Automated monthly reports

Public reporting Real-time data charts can be accessed from the homepage

More comprehensive and adjustment to reported need

Industry reporting Aggregated data by major industry division accommodate through above reporting

Increased data volumes will enable company-industry comparative reporting functionality and major industry group inferential analysis and reporting

Data Reporting

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Registration Experiences

Lack of understandingRelationship buildingAdvocacy requiredPrincipal or senior management buy-inPerception and trust iro confidentialityComplexity and variation of company and management structuresReporting not mandatoryResponsibility out-sourced to service providers

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Site Management Realities

Site lists with employee and contractor numbers lacking or inaccurateDistrict municipalities and postal codes not populated for sitesSite management facilitates effective planning, implementation and reportingWorthwhile upfront investment

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Data Management Challenges

Data formattingUnconsolidated dataUncaptured dataData integrity: incomplete, inconsistent, errors AggregationIncompatible fields and field manipulation Unrecorded fields significantly reduces value (population, treatment access & referral, risk)Data management requires resources