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Generic Personas

A persona is a depiction of a relevant stakeholder, or end-user, of the system. In this section, the goal is to provide a clear depiction of the end-users, supervisors, and related stakeholders who would be interacting with the digital system or involved in the care pathway. The personas were derived from the Basic Guide on Routine Immunization for Service Providers in Nigeria and the Digital Adaptation Kit for Immunization. It was further refined to reflect Nigeria by identifying the real user personas during the requirement gathering workshop.

User Personas

Occupational Title	Description	Different Names	ISCO Code
NATIONAL
FMoHSW data users	Leads and coordinates insights-driven policy decision making with data from all the states in the country. National level Policy makers at FMoHSW (Please see appendix for full list and responsibilities)	Head of M&E, DHPRS program officers	1112
NPHCDA data users	Coordinates data-driven Routine Immunization activities. National level policy and operational decision makers at NPHCDA (Please see appendix for full list specific roles and responsibilities at NPHCDA that will use this designation)	Head of RI, DCI program officers	1342
STATE
SMoH health data users	Use insights to make public health decisions at the state level. State level Policy makers at SMoH (Please see appendix for full list roles and responsibilities)	State HMIS Officer
SPHCDB health data users	State Primary Health Care Development Board (SPHCDB) stakeholders. Use insights to make immunization decisions at the state primary healthcare level.	State M&E officer
State Immunization Officer	Responsible for immunization communication and mobilization; management of logistics, the cold chain, and vaccines; monitoring, supervision, and evaluation of immunization services; and coordination of EPI activities at the national and subnational levels.	Program Manager/Coordinator, EPI Managers
LGA
LGA health data users	Responsible for generating and interpreting data insights from health facilities, ensuring summaries are of good quality in the national repository. Conduct targeted supportive supervision. (see appendix for list of all users)	HoD Health, LIO, LGA CCO, LGA M&E etc.
HEALTH FACILITY
Routine Immunization Service Provider	The RI service providers plan sessions, register clients, provide health talks, counselling, vaccinate, record, and provide other services to clients. Conduct outreaches as appropriate. They identify, treat, and report AEFI. AEFI reporting and treatment. Vaccine management at the facility. Etc.	RI Focal Person, [Registered Nurse, Midwife, Nurse, CHEW, JCHEW, Healthcare Worker]	3221
Officer In Charge (OIC)	Provide oversight and ensure resources are available, and oversee and supervise RI processes. Supervise data harmonization and validation. Facilitate higher level reporting. Attend technical and harmonization meetings. Lead defaulter tracking and reporting. Responsible for surveillance at the facility. Vaccine management.	Head of facility
Health Information Officer	Reviews monthly aggregate data in summary sheets format and ensure submission to LGA M&E. and other data reports.	Medical record officer
Community Health Worker	Provide health education, referral and follow up, case management, and basic preventive health care and home visiting for defaulter tracking to specific communities.	CHEW, JCHEW, Volunteers	3253
System administrator	A System Administrator at the health facility level helps to assign roles as appropriate to resources in the EIR to team members.	IT manager, Technical support staff, OIC	2522
Caregiver	This can be the mother, grandmother, father, guardian, carer of the child, infant, elderly, or disabled person.	Parent, Grand Parent, Guardian, Siblings	N/A
Client	The person who intends to receive vaccination services from the targeted health worker personas. A client who is 17 years of age or younger is considered a child	Infant, baby, child.	N/A

Description of settings:

Setting Title	Description	Different Names	ISCO Code
Health Facility	Designated location where vaccinations are administered to individuals. These sites are established and operated by healthcare organizations, government agencies, or other entities involved in public health efforts. Health Facilities can vary in size and setup. A health facility can be public or private, and can be either a primary, Secondary, or Tertiary level health facility. A healthcare facility may have multiple vaccination locations under it.	Teaching Hospital, General Hospital, Comprehensive Health Center, Primary Health Clinic, Health post.	N/A