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The Programme Manager is the Medical Officer who acts as the head of an NTD Programme. His role within the system is to perform the task of '''Calling for Forecasts''', '''Approving Forecasts''' and engaging in the sub-process of '''Procuring''' Medical Supplies. | The Programme Manager is the Medical Officer who acts as the head of an NTD Programme. His role within the system is to perform the task of '''Calling for Forecasts''', '''Approving Forecasts''' and engaging in the sub-process of '''Procuring''' Medical Supplies. | ||
=== NTD Techical Officer (TO) === | === NTD Techical Officer (TO) === | ||
| − | The Technical Officer is the person in charge of procuring the medical supplies. Therefore, his interaction with WIMEDS starts when the forecasts are finally approved by all the levels in the approval phase and they need to be procured. | + | The Technical Officer is the person in charge of procuring the medical supplies. Therefore, his interaction with WIMEDS starts when the forecasts are finally approved by all the levels in the approval phase and they need to be procured. Specifically, the role of TO is to '''Create''' and '''Upload/Insert''' the Procurement Order. |
=== WHO Regional Office (RO) === | === WHO Regional Office (RO) === | ||
| − | The Regional Officer is the person in charge of approving the forecasts or emails when they reach the Regional Office level. His/her interaction with the system is required when the flow of approval phases reaches the Regional Office. | + | The Regional Officer is the person in charge of approving the forecasts or emails when they reach the Regional Office level. His/her interaction with the system is required when the flow of approval phases reaches the Regional Office. Specifically, the role of RO is to '''Approve''' or '''Reject''' a Forecast made by the Ministry of Health. |
=== WHO Country Office (CO) === | === WHO Country Office (CO) === | ||
| − | The Country Officer is the person in charge of approving the forecasts or emails when they reach the Country Office level. His/her interaction with the system is required when the flow of approval phases reaches the Country Office. | + | The Country Officer is the person in charge of approving the forecasts or emails when they reach the Country Office level. His/her interaction with the system is required when the flow of approval phases reaches the Country Office. Specifically, the role of CO is to similarly '''Approve''' or '''Reject''' a Forecast made by the Ministry of Health. |
=== Ministry of Health (MoH) === | === Ministry of Health (MoH) === | ||
| − | The Ministry of Health is the | + | The Ministry of Health is the actor in charge of submitting the forecasts and the related documents. From there on, this actor is a contact point for a given forecast at the Ministry of the Country. Therefore, along the process this actor may receive different ''notification'', ''reminder'', or ''action'' emails. Yet, the exact role of the MoH is to '''Insert''' and '''Upload''' all the ''necessary information or documents'' with respect to a Forecast. |
=== Manufacturer === | === Manufacturer === | ||
| − | The Manufacturer enters the game when the Medical Supplies need to be procured. Since the medical supplies are distributed from the Manufacturer directly to the Country, | + | The Manufacturer enters the game when the Medical Supplies need to be procured. Since the medical supplies are distributed from the Manufacturer directly to the Country, the role of the Manufacturer is to '''Enter''' the ''estimated delivery dates'' into WIMEDS. These dates can then be tracked by the different actors. |
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Revision as of 19:13, 29 October 2018
One of the main goals of WIMEDS is to automatically coordinate the cooperation between a variety of actors. These actors range from WHO Officials, through Ministries of Health, to Manufacturers. Depending on their role in WIMEDS, different actors have different responsibilities and they certainly engage differently with the system. Below we explain the main actors and their roles in WIMEDS.
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NTD Programme Manager (PM)
The Programme Manager is the Medical Officer who acts as the head of an NTD Programme. His role within the system is to perform the task of Calling for Forecasts, Approving Forecasts and engaging in the sub-process of Procuring Medical Supplies.
NTD Techical Officer (TO)
The Technical Officer is the person in charge of procuring the medical supplies. Therefore, his interaction with WIMEDS starts when the forecasts are finally approved by all the levels in the approval phase and they need to be procured. Specifically, the role of TO is to Create and Upload/Insert the Procurement Order.
WHO Regional Office (RO)
The Regional Officer is the person in charge of approving the forecasts or emails when they reach the Regional Office level. His/her interaction with the system is required when the flow of approval phases reaches the Regional Office. Specifically, the role of RO is to Approve or Reject a Forecast made by the Ministry of Health.
WHO Country Office (CO)
The Country Officer is the person in charge of approving the forecasts or emails when they reach the Country Office level. His/her interaction with the system is required when the flow of approval phases reaches the Country Office. Specifically, the role of CO is to similarly Approve or Reject a Forecast made by the Ministry of Health.
Ministry of Health (MoH)
The Ministry of Health is the actor in charge of submitting the forecasts and the related documents. From there on, this actor is a contact point for a given forecast at the Ministry of the Country. Therefore, along the process this actor may receive different notification, reminder, or action emails. Yet, the exact role of the MoH is to Insert and Upload all the necessary information or documents with respect to a Forecast.
Manufacturer
The Manufacturer enters the game when the Medical Supplies need to be procured. Since the medical supplies are distributed from the Manufacturer directly to the Country, the role of the Manufacturer is to Enter the estimated delivery dates into WIMEDS. These dates can then be tracked by the different actors.
