PostPartum-01-Example Implementation (Original - multiple steps)

ID

UC-Post-Partum-001

Name

Registration for Postpartum Mother and Child Care Program (MCC)

Description

A brief, high-level description of what the use case accomplishes

This use case describes the registration process for a woman who has delivered her first baby into a government program that provides post-partum mother and infant care services to ensure both are healthy.

Trigger

(the event that triggers the use case)

When a government-accredited health worker opens a new registration form in the mother and child tracking system (MCTS) or equivalent government portal to register the woman and her newborn baby.

Preconditions

(list of conditions that MUST be met for the use case to be successful)

• The government-accredited health worker has successfully logged into the MCTS government portal(Registration BB) and has the necessary authorization to complete the registration process of the mother and child into the postpartum care program.

• Data sharing agreement between Registration BB and respective registries where information is queried from has been signed (contract) and respective REST API services in Information Mediator has been opened to Registration BB.

• The mother and newborn have already been registered in a national identification system (ID BB).

• The mother has her identity proof (card, QR code, ID number, etc) available together with the required credentials for the MCC that can be verified and authenticated with the national ID system.

• The mother has a mobile money account linked to a mobile number.

• USSD short code for making the payment using mobile money required for registration into the MCC.

• The mother has her child’s identity proof (card, QR code, ID number, etc) available together with the required credentials for the MCC that can be verified and authenticated with the national ID system.

Data inputs

1. Name of the mother

2. National ID number of the mother

3 National ID number of the newborn

4. Name of the newborn baby

5. Place of birth (explain the rationale behind this field)

5. Time of birth

6. Location of birth

Actors

(a person, a company or organization, a computer program, or a computer system - hardware, software, or both)

Government-accredited health worker

A woman who has delivered her first baby

MCTS/ MCC application (Registration BB)

Digital Registries BB

Identity BB

Consent BB

Payment BB (for demo integration purposes only)

Messaging BB

Information Mediator BB

National Population Registry (Digital Registries BB or Identity BB)

MCC Membership Registry (Digital Registries BB)

Case Management BB

Normal Course (what happens if the event is triggered and the preconditions have been met)

1. The registration form screen for the MCC application provides a list of initial details required to proceed with the registration (eligibility verification, required documents, required fees).

2. The health worker enters the required initial details, including, but not limited to the following:

   1. Mother’s and newborn baby’s National ID number

   2. Name of the newborn child

   3. Date of Birth

   4. Place of Birth (such as home, clinic, etc.)

   5. Time of Birth

   6. Location of Birth
      
      

3. The health worker ( MCC Application) suggests the Mother an option to retrieve additional data from the Population Registry and asks for a consent to do so.

Relevant Consent BB Endponts

• Getting the agreement:
  /service/agreement/{agreementId}/

• Getting the related policy:
  /service/policy/{policyId}/

• Getting related purpose:
  /service/purpose/{purposeId}/

• Get related agreement data:
  /service/agreement/{agreementId}/agreementdata/

4. The health worker (via MCC Application) introduces to the Mother the Consent Agreement for fetching the relevant details from the Population registry for verification and appropriate use with the MCC and captures signature to the Consent Agreement from the Mother.

1. The next step is to verify the identity attributes based on the national ID details provided by the mother. The registration form will invoke the API “VerifyIdentity” on the Govstack Identity BB passing the following details of the mother: National ID number. <this step may not be necessary> <need the Open API spec to create a proper curl command for the above>

2. If the national ID verification is unsuccessful, the health worker informs the mother that the registration cannot proceed without producing a valid form of national ID.

5. The MCC application form submits the verified national ID number to the Population registry hosted in the IDBB/Digital Registries BB seeking relevant details of the mother, by invoking the API “Data read value” on the Govstack Digital Registries BB.

This scenario uses a set of features:

• Verify Consent Record by Consent BB

• Import data from a registry by Registry BB

In response, the Govstack IDBB/ Digital Registries BB is expected to return the following:

7. The health worker verifies the details of the mother obtained from the population registry and ascertains the mother’s eligibility for the program.

1. If the eligibility verification fails, the health worker will inform the mother about the same.

2. If verification is successful, then the health worker will authorize the MCC application to send a payment collection request, to the Govstack Payment BB passing appropriate details. (this step is not real life scenario and is added for demonstration purposes)

Send a payment collection request - Outbound Txn Request / Gov Initiated P2G API -

Response

10. The information passed to the Payment BB is used to access the payment information of the user kept at the level of the account lookup database, to get the mobile money account details of the mother.

Account status and account name verification of payer's MM account -
GSMA Account Lookup

By Account

Account Status

Account Name

By Identifier

Account Status

Account Name

11. The Govstack Payment BB requests the financial service provider to send out a push USSD payment message through the Govstack Messaging BB API to the mother’s mobile phone.

Sending the message to the FSP for USSD push payment -
GSMA MM Outbound Txn Request API  

Sample MM Outbound Transfer Request API (MPesa BuyGoods Confirmation API)

12. The health worker assists the mother to access and pay the registration fees through the USSD link and receive a “transactionId” from the FSP as confirmation of the successful transaction.

13. The health worker enters the same “transactionId” into the MCC application and requests verification and confirmation of the transaction, using the mobile money API: “Transfer Details”.

Requests verification and confirmation of the transaction -

Success Response Structure

Generic Failure Response Structure

14. If the verification succeeds, the MCC will request the Govstack Identity BB for a new tokenized membership ID for the mother as a membership ID into the MCC program.

<need the API spec for obtaining a unique tokenized ID and a proper curl command for the same, given the program ID and the mother’s national ID>

15. Upon successful confirmation of the payment, the health worker submits the registration application form and receives a confirmation (Membership ID) of the successful registration of the mother and child in the MCC.

Gerkin:

-<need to identify which API provides the confirmation of successful registration and what is the expected response.>-

Response

16. The MCC application submits the mother’s MCC membership ID and appropriate details for creating a new consent agreement instance for the mother in the MCC system, by invoking the API “serviceCreateIndividualRecord” on the Govstack Consent BB.

POST /individual/{id}/agreement/{agreementId}/

< @Ain Aaviksoo (Deactivated) - can you please validate the API and provide a proper curl command for the above>

17. Upon receiving the consent agreement ID from the Consent BB, the MCC application links the consent agreement ID with the mother’s MCC membership ID in its membership registry by invoking the Govstack Digital Registries BB API.

Gerkin:

Response:

18. The health worker will generate using the MCC application a credential form of the membership ID of the mother (card, QR code, etc.)

19. The health worker records the details of the mother and child relevant to the MCC program in the MCC membership registry and inserts a link to/ uploads a copy of the newborn’s birth proof record by invoking the Govstack Digital Registries BB. <revisit/ validate this step>

<need the API spec and a proper curl command for the above>

20. The MCC application sends a message through the Govstack Messaging BB informing the registration status and details (membership ID etc.) to the mother’s mobile phone.

<need the API spec and a proper curl command for the above>

Alternative Course

(links to other use cases in case there are different ways how to solve the same use case)

1. If the mother does not possess a national ID, the registration application needs to provide an alternate mechanism for the health worker to verify the details of the mother. GetIdentityProfile - elaborate

2. If the consent record is previously created and available, the registration application should fetch the consent agreement by invoking the API: “serviceListIndividualRecord” on the Govstack Consent BB

“GET /dataconsumer/consent/”

3. As there are multiple payment modes and flows each requiring different kinds of details, there needs to be an API with a higher level of abstraction, such as “InitiatePaymentRequest”. This API call needs to be exposed by the Govstack Payment BB and invoked by other applications, such as the Registration BB application in this case.

Data output

The successful completion of the postpartum and infant care registration process will result in confirmation and issuance of a program-specific ID that can be used by the mother for future interactions with the program.

Post-Conditions (the success criteria)

The mother and child are registered in the mother and child care program registry.

Exceptions

(error situations)

• A child can be only registered once in MCC. The system must prevent multiple registrations.

• If the mother is not registered in Population Registry, then it is not possible to register in MCC.

• If Identity BB or Consent BB is not available (service outage), then …..

• If no internet, then the system is not available and information must be collected on paper forms or on offline data capturing devices.

• If the child is not registered in Population Registry, then the system must enable integrated government service and the child's information must be collected during the same process and forwarded to the correct registration process (Identity BB API to register a new child and issue an ID number for the child).

Related BBs

(working groups related to that particular use case)

Identity BB

Consent BB

Registration BB

Digital Registries BB

Payment BB