CHUDATS is presented as a scalable global healthcare management system for healthcare facilities and patient lifetime medical follow-up, including real-time access to global disease control diagnostics and statistics data management points. It also exists as a unifying engine or network for healthcare systems that streamlines the enhancement EMRs and EHRs within a single healthcare facility and across an unlimited range of other compatible healthcare systems.
The conditions for health facilities to subscribe or apply and are approved within CHUDATS are governed by Section IV on CHUDATS subscription and usage modalities under the Terms and Conditions.
When the applying health facility fulfils all necessary requirements, before the installation and usage of the system, a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) titled CHUDATS Subscription Agreement Memo (CSAM) is presented for signatures between the concerned parties. The CSAM indicates that:
As one of the charity objectives offered by CHUDATS which aspires to empower institutions, subscribed health facilities or health units are granted the opportunity of developing and publishing projects that can benefit their structures, programs and growth.
As an important condition for subscribing to CHUDATS, after due verification and approval indicated at the level of Section IV on CHUDATS subscription and usage modalities under the Terms and Conditions, each adhering health institutional management is required to sign the CHUDATS Charitable Donations Agreement form (CCDA-2). The CCDA-2 indicates that:
Also, as another point of the charity objectives offered by CHUDATS which aspires to empower people, subscribed health facilities or health units are granted the opportunity of identifying vulnerable patients, receiving their consents and publishing the summary information of their health situation in order to receive public donations that should settle the health bills of the consent patients. Governed by section 12 a, b, c and d of CHUDATS Terms and Conditions with respect to category A health credits, each adhering health institutional management is required to sign the CHUDATS Charitable Donations Agreement form (CCDA-1) for assistance to sick patients. The CCDA-1 indicates that:
CHUDATS projected operations within the digital atmosphere is geared at ascertaining optimum patient concern. Patients are considered as the key beneficiaries and springboard elements for other institutional benefits that accompany the healthcare system usages. It assures reliability and accountability in patient care operations within all healthcare structures and healthcare service delivery processes and procedures.
Patients in CHUDATS are managed in two categories at the Hospital and Mobile application levels, addressed and H-patients and M-patients respectively.
To become an M-patient, you can simply download the CHUDATS Heal the Sick mobile application, create an account and start making consultations or engage in telemedicine with profiled doctors on the mobile App. M-patients benefit in many ways including having access to a heal cash wallet, access to consultation and prescription records, are able to record their record health status complains, receive notifications for adhering to medical procedures, and all other system mobile user advantages.
To become an H-patient, only a subscribed and active health unit or health facility can grant such an opportunity. This entails, approaching a user health institution and providing all personal identification information for profiling and creation of a new patient account followed by a unique global identification code.
The H-patient account is accompanied by a patient management panel wherein a multiple of personal healthcare controls can be managed by the concerned H-patient. The H-patient benefits from these and more of the following opportunities:
Notably, in the event when an H-patient needs public assistance for settling his/her health bills, such a decision is only accorded by the treating health facility, and it depends on the vulnerability evaluation of the concerned patient and the consent of same. When such is accepted, the patient is required to sign a patient donation consent form that indicates his/her declaration, disclaimers, and due acknowledged for the limited usage of all donated amounts.
Physicians or doctors or profiled healthcare consultants are also key actors in the operations of CHUDATS. They are added into the system in two ways, either through the subscribed health units or through the system admin upon request. The policy instituted for profiling professionals consultation is very strict and follows strict medical practice norms and local legislations in force.
The system management is not responsible for physicians and/or consultants (H-Doctors) profiled and made public by subscribed health institutions. This is because the concerned institutions are considered to be legal structures and operating according to professional ethics which includes due considerations for recruiting or employing their medical staff.
At the level of H-doctors, similar to the on boarding process of H-patients, medical staff profiled through their employment status within subscribed health institutions duly benefit from several opportunities
Physicians or doctors or profiled healthcare consultants also addressed as freelancer consultants (M-Doctors), are duly verified by the system admin before inclusion into the system. Several parameters are used to approve freelancer medical practitioners into the system including: verified qualification documents, earned experience and recommendations, and belonging to approved medical associations. In the event where such additions are positive, the system admin continues to keep a close follow-up on patient-care feedbacks for all freelancer doctors and will take all necessary correctional actions where and when deemed necessary.
Profiled freelancer doctors also duly benefit from mobile app consultation management accounts with which they can control their booking availability schedules and make pay-outs.
The projection of CHUDATS as a health care solution for consolidating real-time statistics in EMRs and EHRs, introduced a module meant to process all diagnosed diseases, their causes and treatment statuses. This provides real-time insights of various selected disease outbreaks and other public health concerns that should be of interests to different stakeholders within the healthcare industry.
At a national level, the health administrator panel offers privileges to government stakeholder partners in the healthcare sector such as the Ministry of Public Health. These privileges permit both local national government authorities to access healthcare statistics information across their territorial coverage limits. Such stats make them properly informed and able to make sound evidence-based decisions for public health healthcare interventions.
CHUDATS considers the significant impact diseases have on global health, economies, and societies and also understands why disease control statistics remain a top priority for policymakers nationwide and worldwide. It also understands the purpose of stats serving to influence public health strategies, vaccination campaigns, travel restrictions, and economic recovery plans.
With real-time disease diagnosis reports gathered across all involved health facilities within the system, the health administrator panel captures comparative disease counts and occurrence cases within and between health units, health districts, and the entire national territory. It provides data trends for the evolution of diseases over time, filters causes, status, and other considered demographic data concerns for disease-affected patients.
While succinctly counting data trends for births and deaths, as well as the filters of their complications or causes, CHUDATS also assesses the vaccination rates of patients at the health unit level, health district level, regional level, national level, and more.