Table 1.
Stakeholder | Why interested in IeDA |
Agency for Technology and Information Communication within the ministry in charge of digital solutions (Ministère du Développement de l'Economie Numérique et des Postes) | To host the database locally with high-level security and maintenance at the data warehouse |
National Insurance Scheme within the Ministry of Civil Servants (Ministère de la Fonction Publique, du Travail et de la Protection Sociale) | To ensure quality service purchases To use financial data for its information system, to ensure a close costs monitoring |
Family Health Directorate | To increase clinical protocol adherence To remotely identify healthcare workers’ capacity-building needs To use data for informed decision-making process |
Directorate of Health Information System (DSIS) | To improve analytics and develop sophisticated artificial intelligence-powered tools To ensure REC application’s administration |
Directorate of Statistics | To boost data collection and increase its reliability To ease reporting burden |
Universal Health Coverage Technical Secretariat | To introduce smart health financing and digitalise other levels of the health system To increase standard of care throughout the health system |
National Program Directorates (tuberculosis and malaria) | To improve diagnosis and treatment |
Health district managers | To support supervision To improve district management To support surveillance |
Healthcare workers | To simplify the clinical consultations and reduce the reporting burden |
Child caregivers | To benefit from a high-quality service |
In yellow, Ministry of Health; in white, other ministries.
IeDA, Integrated electronic Diagnostic Approach; REC, Registre Électronique de Consultation.