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D1.Extend

D1.Extend is designed to support the needs of public health authorities in resource poor environments. D1.Extend allows for the collection and management of patient and lab test data across large dispersed populations in urban and rural environments. D1.Extend is the industry’s only product designed specifically to support the public health needs of low resource environments.

A typical D1.Extend deployment in a country consists of a central server cluster connected to between 50 and 1000 remote servers at healthcare clinics providing basic services to local populations. D1.Extend allows these clinics to collect patient and testing data related to infectious diseases such as HIV AIDS and Hepatitis. D1.Extend deployments are designed to operate independently and then transfer patient, test and medication data to the central server when ever there is connectivity or use other manual means to transfer the data if no connectivity is available.

D1.Extend for disease and laboratory surveillance provides:

• Integrated Electronic Medical Record
  
  • Facilitates data collection from private physicians
  • Free electronic log book for labs, clinics & hospitals
    
• Integrated clinical rules
  
  • Standardize care, support care providers
    
• Reports and statistics
  
  • Disease specific surveillance
  • Disease specific case management
  • Disease specific tracking and analysis
    
• Deploy different modules at different sites
  
  • Modules for National & District Health authorities, Hospitals, Labs & Clinics
    
• Telemedicine and training capabilities
  
• Billing and payment.

The Casualty and Outbreak Management module provides:

• Integrated Electronic Medical Record
• Track casualties and patients across entire affected zone
• Track hospital capacities and capabilities
• Prioritize responses and match to institutional capabilities
• Manage resource utilization
• Mobile device based access
• Securely manage consumable inventories
• Manage co-occurring events
• Multiple event types (i.e. earthquake and bird flu).