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KNHTS Homepage

After clicking https://knhts.health.go.ke you will be redirected the the Homepage as shown below.

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The landing page has the following features:

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1. Ministry of Health Logo

The Ministry of Health logo. It serves as the homepage navigation button.

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You can always click on the MoH logo to take you back to the homepage, no matter where you are in the Terminology Service

2. Navigation Menu bar

Navigation Menu bar

This navigation menu bar has the following links 

          2a. About 

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    •  2e. Resources
    • The resources page serves as a central hub where users can access various materials and tools that support their use of the service. This page typically includes documentation, tutorials, guidelines, and other resources that help users understand, navigate, and effectively utilize the terminology service.
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  • Click on each resource to download

     
  • Only xxxxxx users can upload a new resource

     
3. Login Button

This functionality is fully described here. Please refer to the page for help

4. Request Account

This Button is used for requesting an account to enable a user to perform more actions within the TS such as downloading concepts. For more information, click here.

5. Search bar and search Button

 1 Search bar is a text input field where users can type keywords or phrases to find specific information within the TS.

2. A search button is a clickable button, placed next to the search bar, that users can click to initiate the search process. 

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Once you type keywords of the info you are serching for, click the Search button.

6.  Concepts Menu

The Concepts Menu has 3 tabs described below

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Concept Domains

This tab navigates you to the Domains page. Here you can see all the Domains in TS in one page and select whichever you would like to browse through.

Sources

Sources refer to the origins or authoritative references from which terms, definitions, and related metadata are derived, maintained, and managed. These sources ensure that the terminology used is accurate, consistent, and standardized across different systems, applications, or organizations.

Currently, KNHTS has used the following sources for each of the domains' content

  1. Classification of Diseases - International Classification of Diseases 11th Edition
  2. Diagnostic Services (Lab & Imaging) - Logical Observation Identifiers Names and Codes (LOINC)  and National Public Health Laboratories
  3. Human Resources for Health - Ministry of health
  4. Health Products and Technologies - Pharmacy and Poisons Board
  5. Community Health -  https://www.health.go.ke/
  6. Health Procedures and Services -  International Classification of Diseases 11th Edition
  7. Health Infrastructure - Pharmacy and Poisons Board
  8. Functioning Disability & Health  - International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF)
  9. Billing and e-Claims Management - Ministry of health
  10. HPT - Medical Devices - Pharmacy and Poisons Board
  11. Supply Chain Management - https://www.health.go.ke/

Other sources used for reference are World Health Organization (WHO)

 Collections

Collections refer to organized groups of concepts, codes, terms, or other related data that are grouped based on specific criteria, themes, or purposes.

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You can only create organizations and collections only when you are an authenticated user of KNHTS

7. Domains

Domains refer to specific categories or areas of focus within which concepts, codes, and terms are grouped. Domains help organize the terminology into logical, functional, or thematic areas, making it easier for users to navigate, manage, and apply the relevant concepts based on their specific needs or the context in which the terminology is being used.

KNHTS has 11 domains  shown below , which are explained in detail here<insert a final link to domains chapter>

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8. Submit Request Button

The Submit Request button is used to formally request the addition of a new concept to the terminology service. By clicking this button, users can propose a new term or concept that is not currently available within the system, providing the necessary details and justification for its inclusion. This request is then reviewed by the appropriate authorities or administrators within the service, who evaluate its relevance, accuracy, and consistency with existing terminology before approving and integrating the new concept into the system.

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To request for a new concept, click on the "Submit Request" Button and fill out the form below correctly then click "SUBMIT" Button.

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