We close the gap, between communities &
rightful access to healthcare.

We acknowledge that the journey to digitizing disease surveillance starts with supporting health practitioners through the process they are accustomed to so they can appreciate the power of technology in healthcare. With the yotta books, we have digitized the process of data collection at the point of care and are slowly mapping the daily MOH forms to a digital footprint. The books with the customised forms are filled in by the different cadres (including the patients’ demographic data, symptoms, and the kit used) at a health centre and using the yotta app, the data is stored as a step to achieving one of our main goals. The YOTTA book comprises required patient data that supports the diagnosis of malaria, and in future, many other diseases in our communities.

The yotta dashboard is the visual presentation of performance measures, aligning strategies and organizational goals. This dashboard supports the quick identification of data outliers and correlations, measuring efficiencies and/or inefficiencies. With AI powered analytics, the data points are being aggregated for consumption by the different stakeholders i.e. health facilities, pharma companies, researchers, governments, civil society, insurance companies, health solutions developers and the general public.

Patient tracking is still a big challenge in these communities. Here, the patient tracking is performed by issuing 45 paged exercise books to the patients and they have to move with these books to and from the hospitals to track their medications and schedule routine visits. With the yotta card we are digitizing this process and all the patient has to move with is a card that is digitally storing the patient record and can be read and updated every time they visit a hospital. For the routine visits, the card automatically triggers reminder messages a day before their scheduled appointments. Other benefits of this card include dosage reminder for the given medication as well as saving and access to loans for healthcare services at respective health facilities.

Powered by machine learning algorithms and the beauty of template matching, the forms are automatically scanned of the data filled by the health practitioners and in real time logged into the yotta data repository. This process is secure and confidential to ascertain the fact that the privacy of the patients comes first. The mobile application operates by taking a photo of the book, scanning, and storing the data. The yotta mobile application is a cost reduction choice and all the while improving productivity.