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Point-of-Care Application for CVD in Rural India
Point-of-Care Application for CVD in Rural India
Point-of-Care Application for CVD in Rural India
Point-of-Care Application for CVD in Rural India
Point-of-Care Application for CVD in Rural India
Point-of-Care Application for CVD in Rural India
Point-of-Care Application for CVD in Rural India
Point-of-Care Application for CVD in Rural India
Point-of-Care Application for CVD in Rural India
Point-of-Care Application for CVD in Rural India
Point-of-Care Application for CVD in Rural India
Point-of-Care Application for CVD in Rural India
Point-of-Care Application for CVD in Rural India
Point-of-Care Application for CVD in Rural India
2024

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Point-of-Care Application for CVD in Rural India

Point-of-Care Application

Koru UX Design

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) in rural India is characterized by early age of onset, rapid progression, and high mortality rate, with nearly 62% of all CVD deaths being premature. Screening for conventional risk factors is crucial, but systemic barriers such as a lack of tools and expertise to identify and assess at-risk patients are widespread in rural India. We designed a module to help primary healthcare providers’ capacity to screen, test, and treat CVD. Early detection of CVD is key to improving patients’ long-term health and easing the economic burden on the health system by preventing more serious and costly health complications.

Date of Launch
2023
Development Time
up to 12 Month
Target Regions
Asia
Target Groups
Consumers / Users, Public Sector / Government

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