1. Business sector reporting through wwww.bizwell.co.za
Deanne Goldberg
Bizwell Technical Adviser
North West Business Sector Conference
6 July 2011

2. The APIME Method (SANS)
3. Implementation
4. Monitoring
5. Evaluation
1. Assessment
2. Planning
Continual improvement
Starting point of a programme

4. Bizwell Web-based monitoring and reporting tool
Specifically targets the business sector
Specially developed for SABCOHA to ensure effective capturing of HIV & AIDS and wellness data
Bizwell was initially designed to assist Government in meeting HCT targets for 2011

5. Reporting Company Service Provider Authorisation DATA Confidentiality
Principal user
Secondary users
Service Provider
Principal user
Secondary users
Authorisation
DATA
Employees as targeted beneficiaries
Linked to company by sites
Confidentiality
Data de-identified
Company level
Individual level
Data Storage
Held by developers
Able to edit for 48hrs after entry
Internal reporting
Reporting functionality for company’s own data
External reporting
Reporting of consolidated data in the public domain

6. Other tools and resources
Increased experience has led to the development of added tools and resources, such as:
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Guides to registration, site and data management
District municipality and industry classification
Consent forms
TB and STI screening tools

7. Why should you report?

8. Advantages of reporting on Bizwell
External
Consolidated web-based reporting platform
Benchmark
Responsible reporters acknowledged to government
Industry
Inter-industry comparison
Internal
Monitoring and reporting of own HCT data
Capacity for wellness monitoring

9. Confidentiality Confidentiality rules protect:
Company-level data
Individual-level data
Results presented are based on and guided by these rules

10. Overview of results 20183 tests reported in the province
Of these 12.7% seropositive
7 reporting companies
7 service providers
2 companies collect their own data
6 industries are reporting
All 4 districts are reporting

11. Growth in reporting in NW
Month
2010
2011
Grand Total
January
556
February
1213
March 15
1000
1015
April
7615 -
May
1892 22
1914
June
1122
July
1636
August
1109
September
873
October
773
November
1311
December
1046
17392
2791
20183
The peak testing rates coincide with the beginning of the national HCT campaign

12. Serostatus for NW

13. Demographic breakdown
Age Category
% Female
% Male
% Not recorded
% of Total
< 15 years
0.15
0.01
0.00
0.03
15-19 years
0.29
0.20
0.21
20-29 years
19.09
14.94
25.00
15.50
30-39 years
33.49
29.78
12.50
30.28
40-49 years
20.59
26.94
26.07
50+ years
11.04
15.24
14.67
Not Recorded
15.36
12.90
13.23
Grand Total
100.00

14. Demographic breakdown: Seropositive individuals
 Age Category
Number of seropositive individuals
Grand Total
Number %
Female
Male
15-19 years 0  2
0.09
0.08
20-29 years 41
11.5
134
6.0
175
6.8
30-39 years
137
38.5
785
35.4
922
35.8
40-49 years 71
19.9
698
31.5
769
29.9
50+ years 23
6.46
303
13.7
326
12.7
Not Recorded 84
23.6
295
13.3
379
14.7
356
100
2217
2573

15. District testing rates
Number
Number positive
Percentage positive (%)
Bojanala
7347
1168
15.90
Dr. Kenneth Kaunda
12487
1403
11.24
Dr. R.S. Mompati
135 1
0.74
Ngaka Modiri Molema
214
0.47
Total
20183
2573

16. District testing rates
District Municipality
Not Recorded
Seronegative
Seropositive
Grand Total
Bojanala 35
6144
1168
7347
Dr. Kenneth Kaunda
11049
1403
12487
Dr. R.S. Mompati 26
108 1
135
Ngaka Modiri Molema 4
209
214
100
17510
2573
20183

17. Major Industry Division: North West vs. National Totals
Agriculture
Construction
Finance
Manufacturing
Mining
Personal Services
Trade
Transport
Utilities
Total
Tested
Positive
North West  * * * 
19191
2533 32
19223
National Total
1681
247
3087 24
11054
411
43509
4823
1558 31
60889
5536
The mining industry predominates reports from the North West Province

18. Medical scheme coverage

19. Testing behaviour patterns
Tested
First test in last 12 months
First test ever
Did not test 17 No
592
727
Yes
357
127
Grand Total
966
871
(These results exclude answers of “not recorded”)

20. Testing results
Of the cases reported on Bizwell in the North West Province
20155 individuals received one-on-one counselling
The remainder were all tested
20133 individuals underwent HCT
17 individuals did not undergo HCT as they already knew they were HIV positive
33 cases had unrecorded results

21. Testing results
Of the cases reported on Bizwell in the North West Province
Self-reported risk assessment
Of the 55 that responded:
33 reported low risk behaviours (60%)
22 reported medium risk behaviours (40%)

22. Health Risk Assessment
Test
Not offered
Opted out
Screened & not Referred
Screened Referred
Blood pressure
12999 79
3871
3234
Blood sugar 25
7095 64
Haemoglobin
20183
TB Symptomatic Screening
12819
6859
496 9
STI Symptomatic Screening
117
7121
126
Cholesterol
13001 26
6116
1040
Body Mass Index 46
3981
3157

23. Barriers to reporting Sanction and commitment
Capacity, skills and resources
Confidentiality concerns
Data availability and quality
Organisational complexity

24. Where to from here? Scaling up resources and capacity
Responsible reporters
New registrations
Data quality management
Increased data volumes will expand reporting capabilities
Potential for more complex evaluation