caretools

CARE is a comprehensive capacity and patient management tool, built specifically for disaster management purposes. It is a web-based application hosted at https://gdc.coronasafe.network

Open-Source Software:

The entire codebase of this application is available to the public. The software that formes CARE is developed on an online portal called GitHub that hosts open-source software so that engineers from all across the world may view the codebase of the software and contribute towards the development of the same.



It has dedicated features for COVID testing, inventory management, teleconsultation, etc. It keeps the digital record of a patient's health and enables treatment across different healthcare facilities.

STEPS TO CREATE A NEW FACILITY

After log-in, click on "Create new facility"

Fill out the form. You will see the following fields

Facility Type- Choose from the various types of facilities from the drop-down menu

Facility Name- Name of your facility in full

State

District

Locale Body- Locale body within which the facility is located in

Address- Full and correct address of the facility

Emergency Contact Number- phone number of the Nodal person for the facility

Oxygen Capacity in litres- If your facility has oxygen storage, mention the capacity in litres. If your facility has no capacity for oxygen storage, leave this field blank.

Location- you may pin the exact location of your facility using the "Pin tool" in the centre. The Latitude and Longitude of the facility then automatically appear in the fields.

Click on "Save Facility"

You will see a notification on the top right corner of the screen confirming that the new facility has been created.

To edit your facility details, you can log-in, enter the Facility Dashboard by clicking "View Facility". Here, on the top right corner, you can see the option to "Update Facility Details".


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Congratulations! You have completed all milestone targets in the final level.

You've completed our coursework. Feel free to complete targets that you might have left out, and read up at attached links.


L1: CARE Introduction

Welcome !

Welcome to Care System 101!

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Try Care

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MILESTONE TARGETS

CARE

What is CARE?


What is CARE

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How much does it cost?

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Why is CARE required?

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