■准确和及时的传染病监测对于有效的公共卫生对策至关重要。其中一个重要组成部分是使用的疾病监测工具。了解用户的观点和经验对于告知政策决定和确保监控系统的无缝运行至关重要。
■在这项研究中,我们旨在评估用户对科特迪瓦使用的3种疾病监测工具的看法,即,MAGPI,地区卫生信息软件2(DHIS2),和监测疫情响应管理和分析系统(SORMAS),后者于2021年在一项试点计划中实施。
■我们进行了访谈和基于网络的调查,分发给3种监视工具的用户。该调查评估了用户“对监控工具的看法”的有用性,易用性,对工具的感觉,可能影响使用的条件,和其他特征。描述性分析比较了SORMAS的反应,MAGPI,和DHIS2用户,对他们的经历进行全面评估。
■在积极使用其中一种系统的159名受访者中,MAGPI是受访者中使用最广泛的监测工具(n=127,79.9%),其次是DHIS2(n=108,67.9%),和SORMAS(n=25,15.7%)。就用户的感知而言,SORMAS,尽管实施有限,作为一种允许数据分析的工具而出现,并具有最全面的功能集。DHIS2因其提供报告的频率而受到赞赏,尽管用户偶尔报告IT系统故障。MAGPI因其易于使用而得到认可,但据报告缺乏其他监视系统提供的某些功能。
这项研究为科特迪瓦的疾病监测工具使用者的看法提供了有价值的见解。虽然所有系统都得到了积极的评价,每个人都表现出满足不同需求和功能的优势和劣势。政策制定者和卫生官员可以使用这些发现来增强现有工具或考虑传染病监测系统的统一方法。了解用户的观点使他们能够优化监视工具的选择,最终加强科特迪瓦的公共卫生应对措施,并有可能成为其他在卫生保健系统中面临类似决定的国家的榜样。
UNASSIGNED: Accurate and timely infectious disease surveillance is pivotal for effective public health responses. An important component of this is the disease surveillance tools used. Understanding views and experiences of users is crucial for informing policy decisions and ensuring the seamless functioning of surveillance systems.
UNASSIGNED: In this study, we aimed to assess the user perceptions of 3 disease surveillance tools used in Côte d\'Ivoire, namely, MAGPI, District Health Information Software 2 (DHIS2), and Surveillance Outbreak Response Management and Analysis System (SORMAS), the latter was implemented in 2021 within a pilot scheme.
UNASSIGNED: We conducted interviews and a web-based survey distributed to users of the 3 surveillance tools. The survey assessed users\' views of the surveillance tools\' usefulness, ease of use, feelings toward the tool, conditions that may influence the use, and other characteristics. The descriptive analysis compared responses from SORMAS, MAGPI, and DHIS2 users, providing a comprehensive evaluation of their experiences.
UNASSIGNED: Among the 159 respondents who actively use one of the systems, MAGPI was the most widely used surveillance tool among respondents (n=127, 79.9%), followed by DHIS2 (n=108, 67.9%), and SORMAS (n=25, 15.7%). In terms of users\' perceptions, SORMAS, despite its limited implementation, emerged as a tool that allows for data analysis and had the most comprehensive set of functionalities. DHIS2 was appreciated for its frequency of report provision, although users reported occasional IT system failures. MAGPI was recognized for its ease of use but was reported to lack certain functionalities offered by the other surveillance systems.
UNASSIGNED: This study offers valuable insights into the perceptions of disease surveillance tools users in Côte d\'Ivoire. While all systems were positively regarded, each exhibited strengths and weaknesses addressing different needs and functionalities. Policy makers and health officials can use these findings to enhance existing tools or consider a unified approach for infectious disease surveillance systems. Understanding users\' perspectives allows them to optimize the choice of surveillance tools, ultimately strengthening public health responses in Côte d\'Ivoire and potentially serving as a model for other countries facing similar decisions in their health care systems.