To support site office to get the results of a patient immediately, InSTEDD iLab Southeast Asia is working partnership with NCHADs to develop Cloud Printing Application which is enable a database lab admin to print the report from the lab directly.
The iLab supported WFP Cambodia in customizing two of our open source tools to create an informational tool for NCDM and MoEYS.
This research project is focused on enhancing MoPoTsyo’s Peer Educator Network model addressing hypertension and diabetes management through the application of mHealth tailored phone messaging and improved eHealth communication throughout the system.
Web-based application that enables health center staff and village malaria workers to report malaria cases via SMS text alerts to a centralized system.
Together with the Ministry of Education Youth and Sports and National Center for Disaster Management, the iLab created an emergency response system for their specific needs.
Improving HIV drug order placement can help get the right drugs to the sites that need them, as well as be used to detect inconsistencies and outliers in drug distribution.
To rapidly track conflict data, InSTEDD worked together with Pact to introduce an SMS and GIS system in Nepal.
Using a combination of a fingerprint identification system and a master patient index, clinics can track patients across multiple systems, ensuring that doctors have the most up-to-date reliable information on their patient’s unique needs.
This initiative, implemented under the project supported by United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), trains students to learn to code and create mobile applications.
The iLab has worked with The National Center for AIDS/HIV, Dermatology and STDs to create a digital database for people with HIV, improving data collection, and allowing for anonymous HIV outbreak tracking.
