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Medic

par Medic Mobile

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À propos de cette application

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Medic Mobile Reporter is the first community health app for Firefox OS. With Medic Mobile Reporter you can survey and document measles outbreaks right from your phone. It’s the first in a series of mobile tools aimed at increasing coverage of lifesaving care to underserved communities.

Features include:
<ul><li>Report Measles outbreaks with location, photos, and other critical data</li><li>Offline reporting and data storage for users with limited connectivity</li><li>Synchronizes with a remote server when connected to mobile Internet or WiFi</li><li>Easy install from the Firefox Marketplace</li><li>Easy update process for remote users</li></ul>
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Coming soon:
<ul><li>Additional data collection tools for outbreaks, stock monitoring, and antenatal or postnatal care</li><li>Connect to Kujua, a full service data collection and analysis web app</li><li>A flexible forms system, which will allow you to define and upload your own data collection tools</li></ul>
Medic Mobile Reporter is an easy-to-use tool designed specifically for frontline health workers in remote and challenging environments. This is a beta version of our fully-featured community health app, currently in development.

Medic Mobile started in 2009 in East Africa and currently works in 20 countries; our technology currently supports 8,000 community health workers overseeing 5 million people.