Government agencies, universities, and colleges are using Coronavirus mobile apps to monitor the virus’ spread and track symptoms. These apps are useful in helping people limit their contacts with people who may have the virus. Health departments also use contact tracing apps to help identify people who may have come into contact with COVID-19.
guidesafe
The GuideSafe Coronavirus apps and their dashboards help monitor the spread and symptoms of the virus and provide the latest statistics about infection rates worldwide. The apps also help limit contact by notifying users when they have been exposed to infected individuals. Government agencies are also using the apps to track outbreaks.
UAB and PathCheck Foundation have developed the GuideSafe Exposure Notification app to notify users of positive COVID-19 test results. The app uses ongoing COVID-19 monitoring, testing and self-reporting to notify users of potential exposure. This app also provides health information and a list of local health departments.
Covid Defense
Recently, Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards announced the launch of the COVID Defense app. This mobile app is a way to notify Louisianans if they come across a COVID-19-positive individual. The app is free and anonymous, and the state does not share the identities of its users. It is voluntary to use, and users can opt-out at any time. COVID Defense does not ask for any personal information to use the tool, making it a safe and secure way to protect your life.
pnp coda
PNP CODA dashboards allow healthcare providers to view information on disease outbreaks and the prevalence of various diseases. It is free to download and use. It also features a user-friendly interface and data-visualization tools for data interpretation. It helps healthcare providers to monitor the progression of a disease and helps researchers and developers to develop and improve healthcare information systems.
Users can log in using their email or social media account, such as Facebook or Google. This portal is not only beneficial for PNP personnel, but for civilians too. It also serves as a good resource for global news. It is the result of a collaboration between the Department of Interior and Local Government and the Philippine National Police Information Technology (IT) groups.
PNP Coda dashboards are highly customizable and can be used for a variety of purposes. They allow users to see statistics, analyze trends, and manage risk and reward levels. They also include interactive graphs, a calendar, and user-friendly interfaces. Users can even create multiple accounts for a single organization.
Covidguide
Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, government agencies, hospitals, and universities are using mobile apps to track and monitor the symptoms of the virus, track the outbreak, and limit contact with those infected. These apps range in quality, from obscure contact tracing tools to dashboards that track the spread of the virus. Some are simply hours of code, while others have been developed by experts with years of experience.
The Covidguide for Coronavirus apps and dashboards is a free tool developed by the SORMAS project, a non-profit organization that promotes the use of open source technology in the public health domain. It complies with the highest standards of data protection and good scientific practices and follows an open access policy. Its COV module has disease-specific diagnostic standards and containment procedures defined by the WHO, and it has been designed to work with a range of users in public health services.
