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Today's Tasks
- Follow up with Mrs. Atieno (Hypertension) 10:00 AM
- Vaccination outreach at Kibera 2:00 PM
- Submit weekly malaria report EOD
Community Health Stats
Patients registered this month: 42
Malaria cases reported: 8 (↓ 15% from last month)
Vaccinations administered: 27
Health Alerts
Patient Records Management
Sample Patient Records (AI-Generated)
In a real implementation, this would display actual patient data from local storage.
Wanjiku Muthoni
Age: 28 | Location: Kibera | Last Visit: 2023-06-15
Conditions: Pregnancy (34 weeks), Anemia
Kamau Otieno
Age: 45 | Location: Mathare | Last Visit: 2023-06-10
Conditions: Hypertension, Type 2 Diabetes
Sample AI-Generated Report
Monthly Activity Report | June 2023 | Kibera Region
Key Statistics
- New patients registered: 42 (18 male, 24 female)
- Most common conditions:
- Malaria: 12 cases (↓15% from May)
- Hypertension: 8 cases
- Respiratory infections: 6 cases
- Maternal health: 5 new prenatal registrations
- Vaccinations administered: 27 (mostly children under 5)
AI Analysis
The data shows a promising decrease in malaria cases, likely due to the recent net distribution program. However, hypertension cases remain steady, suggesting a need for more community education on diet and lifestyle.
Recommendations
- Continue malaria prevention efforts with focus on rainy season preparation
- Organize a community hypertension screening day
- Coordinate with local schools for nutrition education
AI-Powered Patient Analytics
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Health Education Resources
Malaria
Prevention & treatment
HIV/AIDS
Testing & ARV adherence
Maternal Health
Prenatal & postnatal care
Nutrition
Healthy eating on budget
Hygiene
Sanitation & disease prevention
Tuberculosis
Symptoms & treatment
Featured Resources for Kenya
Malaria Prevention Guide
Swahili & English | Illustrated booklet on net use and symptom recognition
Tags: malaria, prevention, vector control
Nutrition for Pregnant Women
Local food options rich in iron and folic acid
Tags: maternal, nutrition, pregnancy
HIV Stigma Reduction
Community education materials from NASCOP
Tags: HIV, stigma, education
AI-Powered Health Education Generator
Create customized health education materials for your community:
Cholera Prevention in Informal Settlements
Simple Swahili/English guide for Kibera residents
Key Messages
- Clean Water is Life: Always boil or treat water with chlorine tablets
- Wash Hands: With soap after toilet and before eating
- Safe Food: Cook thoroughly, eat while hot
- Toilet Use: Use latrines, keep clean
Danger Signs (Go to Clinic Immediately):
- Severe watery diarrhea
- Vomiting
- Fast heartbeat
- Sunken eyes (dehydration)
Local Solutions:
- Make oral rehydration solution: 1L clean water + 6 tsp sugar + 1/2 tsp salt
- Community water treatment points at [LOCAL INFO]
AI Symptom Checker
AI Assessment Results
Possible Conditions (Probability Order):
- Malaria (65% likely) - Given fever, headache, fatigue in endemic area
- Typhoid Fever (20% likely) - Consider if fever persists >7 days
- Viral Infection (15% likely) - Self-limiting
Recommended Actions:
- Immediate: Malaria RDT test if available, hydrate well
- Within 24hrs: Clinic visit for confirmatory testing
- Watch for: Confusion, seizures, inability to drink (seek emergency care)
Community Health Worker Guidance:
- Provide oral rehydration solution
- If malaria test positive, initiate ACT per protocol
- Educate on mosquito net use
Local Resources:
Free malaria testing available at Kibera Health Center (open Mon-Fri 8am-4pm)
Enhanced Diagnostic Tools
Clinical Decision Support
Based on the entered vital signs, here's the assessment:
Risk Assessment
Malaria Rapid Diagnostic Tool
Follow Kenya MOH guidelines for malaria assessment:
Malaria Assessment Result
Recommended Treatment Plan
Pregnancy Assessment Tool
For pregnant women and prenatal care:
Pregnancy Assessment
Risk Factors
Recommended Actions
Nutritional Status Assessment
For children and adults:
Nutritional Status
Dietary Recommendations
Clinical Protocols Reference
Quick access to Kenya MOH treatment protocols:
Community Resources
Emergency Contacts (Kenya)
General Emergency
999 or 112 (nationwide)
Ministry of Health
0722 205 383 (hotline)
Vaccination Info
0732 353 535 (KENPHIA)
Mental Health
0800 723 253 (Niskize)
Local Health Facilities
Kibera Community Health Center
Off Olympic Road, Kibera
0723 456 789
Mon-Fri: 8AM-5PM | Sat: 9AM-1PM
Services: Primary care, HIV testing, Maternal health
Mathare North Dispensary
Mathare 4A, Nairobi
0712 345 678
Mon-Fri: 7:30AM-4PM
Services: Child immunizations, TB treatment
Pharmacy & Drug Information
Essential Drug List (Kenya)
Ministry of Health approved medications
ARV Availability Checker
Check stock at nearby facilities
Drug Interactions Checker
AI-powered medication safety tool
Community Support Groups
Living Positive Kenya
HIV support group | Weekly meetings
Various locations
Diabetes Kenya
Monthly education sessions
0720 123 456
Community Health Resources
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Quick Health Questions
Document Generation
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AI Response
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Recent Questions
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Q: What's the oral rehydration recipe?
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Q: Malaria RDT interpretation
A: Two lines = positive, even if faint...
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Community Health Worker
Nairobi, Kenya
ID: CHW-KE-2023-042
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About This App
Version: 2.0.0 (Kenya Edition)
Last Updated: May 2025
AI Engine: Doctors Explain AI
Data Compliance: HIPAA-compliant local storage
Developed For: Kenya Community Health Workers