CareNX for NGOs

CareNX for NGOs is a pioneering application designed to empower healthcare providers with the ability to monitor and manage the health of expectant mothers remotely. This mobile solution is instrumental in tracking and identifying pregnancy-related risk factors promptly, thus ensuring timely treatment and intervention.

The main purpose of the app is to facilitate the seamless transfer of vital medical information such as symptoms, medical history, and test results from the patient to their doctor, allowing for immediate decision-making and care. Healthcare workers can utilize this platform to monitor an array of test data, such as fetal heart rate, blood pressure, blood sugar levels, and more, directly from point-of-care devices. All of these can be viewed and analyzed in real-time to ensure any pregnancy risks are detected and addressed effectively.

Some of the top features offered include:

- Remote Pregnancy Health Monitoring: Allows healthcare professionals to connect with the mother-to-be, observing and managing their health throughout the pregnancy journey.

- Digital Pregnancy Card: Generates a digital record that stores all necessary pregnancy data, facilitating easy sharing and better health tracking.

- Scheduler and Tracker: Provides updates on the patient's pregnancy stage, medical advice, and appointment details for consistent follow-up care.

- High-Risk Categorization: Distinguishes between high- and low-risk pregnancies with detailed reasoning and categorization, thus prioritizing care delivery to those in greater need.

- Post-Natal Care: An added module allows for recording of a newborn's health indicators and mother’s post-delivery clinical parameters to closely monitor their health during the first six weeks postpartum.

As a comprehensive tool for expectant mothers' health management, this application enhances healthcare delivery and ensures optimal prenatal and postnatal outcomes. It is an invaluable resource for healthcare providers striving to offer the best possible care to mothers and their babies.