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- Bridge Healthcare Gaps: Provide equitable access to quality healthcare services across urban and rural populations and support online/offline data capture with auto-sync on connectivity restoration.
- Empower Citizens: Enable patients to take control of their health through easy appointment booking, teleconsultation, health tracking, and access to medical records
- Enhance Healthcare Delivery: Equip healthcare workers and medical officers with digital tools for efficient service delivery, documentation, and patient management
- Strengthen Health Systems: Provide administrators and policymakers with real-time data, analytics, and insights for evidence-based decision making
- Ensure Interoperability: Integrate seamlessly with national health infrastructure (ABDM, Nikshay, PM-JAY) for unified health information exchange.
Scope of Work
Currently the Current scope of project is limited with high level below items planned in phase wise activities:
- CPHC Modules
- General OPD Module
- Comprehensive RMNCH+A Module
- Disease control Module
- Automating ASHA Incentive master claim form
- ASHA Dashboard
- ASHA Work Plan
- Remining other CPHC Modules
- NCD screening Module
- Pharmacy Module
- Lab Module
- User Dashboard
Users of the system
S. No | Primary Actor | Role |
1 |
CHO | Household survey, Registration, Follow-ups and mobilization |
2 |
Registrar | Primary Care, Maternal Care and Immunization | |
3 | Nurse | |
4 | Medical Officer (MO/Doctor) | |
5 | Pharmacist | |
6 | Lab Technician | |
Role-Based Access to Applications
- Users with roles CHO, Medical Officer (MO/Doctor), Nurse, Pharmacist, Lab Technician, Registrar, or any combination of these roles, should have access to the HWC application.
- Users with the CHO role must be able to log in to both FLW and HWC applications.
HWC App Comprehensive Care workflow diagram:
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