Starting this page for scoping - Derek Pollard to add initial detail.review. Initial scoping done as part of R3 scoping overview

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Responsible team member Derek Pollard Current Team Member Derek Pollard Status Status colour Green title ACTIVE ACTIVEE Targeted release Date 19 Aug 2019  Scoping Complete Date Status colour Green title COMPLETE Jira Issue Image AddedRVL-165 - Streamline add structure workflow SCOPING NEEDED LOE Small Priority 3

Responsible Person:	Derek Pollard
Other parties to review/input:	Annie Martin Christina Riley Derek Pollard Craig Appl Samuel Githengi Pierre Dane Sameen Babur
FYI:	Anne Liu Derek Treatman Matt Berg
Targeted release date:	Jira Legacy server System JIRA columns summary,fix verified date serverId 3420e60a-4e6f-3f80-8335-059c22bb40aa key RVL-293
Jira Status:	Jira Legacy server System JIRA columns summary,status serverId 3420e60a-4e6f-3f80-8335-059c22bb40aa key RVL-293

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• Structures or households may be only "partially sprayed" as in, not all rooms eligible may be sprayed. In other words, a structure is marked as partially sprayed when the number of rooms sprayed is 'more than 0' and 'less than the total number of eligible rooms' in that structure or household.

Notes

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• This can be applied to a campaign that uses structures or households as the data collection unit.
• Partially sprayed structures/households should appear differently in colour than not visited, not eligible,
visited-refused,
• not sprayed and fully sprayed
• In cases where there are multiple structures grouped into a household and data entry is done at household level, the same colour will apply across all households (needs to be validated)
Partially sprayed must be captured or defined in how the data is measured (e.g. rooms sprayed vs total rooms)
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Requirements

This 'partially sprayed' status is one of five status', as below, that determine the on app colour coding of a visited structure or household.

• 'Not visited' = not visited yet and no data recorded against this structure yet
• 'Not Sprayed' = the structure has been visited but no rooms within the structure were sprayed (requires a follow question for reason)
• 'Partially Sprayed' = the total number of eligible rooms sprayed is 'more than 0' and 'less than the total number of eligible rooms' in that structure or household.
• 'Fully Sprayed' = all eligible rooms within the structure have been sprayed
• 'Not Eligible' = this structure has been marked as not eligible for receiving this intervention (usually requires further defining the type of structure)

Partially sprayed must reference the data dictionary field.

• Derek Pollard to define how this is measured from Namibia and Botswana data dictionaries once these are complete. This requires the data dictionary to have a 'Total rooms sprayed' field that includes any mop-up fields. In mSpray this was an invisible calculation in the form. Pierre Dane it would probably be good practise to keep the field name the same across countries to allow so that the formula does not need to be rebuilt each time. Same applies for all dashboard indicators actually.
• Formula: Partially sprayed = (0<'total_rooms_sprayed'<'total_rooms_eligible')

Views

Partially sprayed structures/households should appear differently in colour than not visited, not eligible, not sprayed and fully sprayed status'

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• Yellow: enumerated, not visited'Not Visited'
• Red: visited, none received
• Purple: visited, partially received
• Green: visited, all received
• Orange: current structure selected
• Black: ineligible
• Should be similar to this but for IRS:
• Image Removed

Justification

Dependencies

• 'Not Sprayed'
• Light Blue: 'Partially Sprayed'
• Green: 'Fully Sprayed'
• Black: 'Not Eligible'

Justification

The need for this is to:

• accurately calculate rooms coverage indicators
• more accurately calculate structure coverage indicators
• help direct field teams to structures that need to be revisited during mop-up activities

Dependencies

Questions

In cases where there are multiple structures grouped into a household and data entry is done at household level, the same colour will apply across all households (needs to be validated)

• Need to think about this more: Specifically this would be when room level data is captured at household level and spray status is captured at each structure. If so, (Pierre Dane) we need to think about the point of even collecting structure level data then. Basically your room data is no longer informing structure level spray status' and defeats the point of collecting any structure level data for IRS. I would suggest this is not an option unless we have a valid reason why it should be. Thoughts?

Test Case