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This guide outlines the health system and context-specific enabling factors and activities to consider when introducing digital health tools. This guide is intended to augment the digital systems and user requirements, which provides a common language for various audiences—program managers, software developers, and implementers of digital systems—to ensure a holistic understanding of the appropriate health information content within the COVID-19 antigen RDT health program area, to catalyze the effective use of these digital systems.

This document provides the benchmarks self-assessments, examples and resources to implement PATH's four change strategies through our projects and proposals.

Collaborating with Zambian women and health care workers to advance integrated, person-centered careThis brief describes PATH's collaboration with the Zambia Ministry of Health to develop person-centered service delivery models for integrating family planning services into childhood immunization programming. Through the project, PATH’s Living Labs team facilitated human-centered program design workshops with women, male partners, and leaders in primary health care, family planning, and immunization to develop innovative approaches to integrate family planning services during routine child immunization and reach postpartum women. During the five-month pilot phase across forty facilities in four districts, public sector health workers reached more than 2,400 women with the combined services of family planning and child immunization.

The digital systems and user requirements for COVID-19 antigen rapid diagnostic tests aims to establish a common understanding, language of health information documentation, and usage among program managers, software developers and implementers of digital systems, in the context of COVID-19 antigen rapid diagnostic testing (RDT).

The digital systems and user requirements for COVID-19 antigen rapid diagnostic tests in Zambia aims to ensure a common understanding of health information documentation and usage among program managers, software developers, and implementers of digital systems.It promotes the effective development and use of digital systems in the country's COVID-19 response by adhering to Zambia-specific public health guidelines, establishing consistency in health content, and providing a foundation for core data elements and decision-support logic.