Medic continuously strives to improve the experience of CHT application development. To this aim, we periodically collect direct feedback from CHT application developers via surveys and interviews. Through the most recent survey, we received feedback from 20 developers across 12 unique organizations. Over 80% of the respondents had more than […]
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Post Authored by Gareth Bowen, Director of Technology Medic is excited to announce the latest release of the Community Health Toolkit (CHT) with new integrations, new workflows, and over 80 individual improvements. DHIS2 integration The CHT now supports calculating and exporting data for integration with DHIS2, an open-source Health Management Information
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Post authored by Helen Olsen, Impact Manager; Alix Emden, Operations Lead; Josh Nesbit, Board Member, and Kenn Sippell, Director of App Services. Health workers around the world are on the front lines of the fight against COVID-19 at great personal risk. A deadly combination of extreme working conditions, stress, fatigue and prolonged
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Welcome to a fresh decade, and a fresh release of the Core Framework! This release is the first of many planned for 2020 and focuses primarily on re-building our tasks and targets engine from the ground up to use less memory, run faster and allow for more flexibility and analysis.
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Post authored by Diana Barsan, one of Medic’s Software Developers. Medic is excited to announce the release of the next version of the Core Framework: 3.7.0. This release adds configurable hierarchies, a complete reference configuration, optimized form HTML generation and many improvements and bug fixes. Configurable hierarchies It is now possible to
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Post authored by Gareth Bowen, Medic’s Chief Architect. Medic Mobile is thrilled to announce the release of the next major version of the Community Health Application Framework: 3.0.0. We’re particularly excited about this release as it greatly improves much of the critical infrastructure that runs the software. While it may seem like little has
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Today, I am incredibly excited to announce that we are launching the Community Health Toolkit with an inspiring group of partners. The toolkit is an open-source project, and the products will serve, collectively, as a public good for global health. For more background on the toolkit, I recommend reading through the site
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