Real-Time Monitoring

Disease Surveillance & Community Health Monitoring

ScanCare's surveillance system provides real-time epidemiological insights, enabling rapid detection of disease outbreaks and targeted health interventions before community impact escalates.

How Surveillance Works

Every patient consultation, diagnosis, and symptom report feeds into our aggregated epidemiological database, creating a comprehensive view of community health patterns.

Data Collection

Every diagnosis, symptom, and vital sign feeds into the surveillance state. This dashboard only shows verified BHW-managed data once it has been published.

Alert Broadcasting

When a BHW publishes case updates, residents instantly see the most recent threat levels and community health metrics in the surveillance panel.

BHW Data Analytics Manager

Use this portal to publish verified disease metrics and keep resident analytics accurate.

BHW View

This portal is reserved for Barangay Health Workers. When a BHW publishes metric updates, the resident surveillance widget will display verified, real-world community analytics instead of placeholder data.

Resident Surveillance Widget

Live metrics reflect the latest BHW-published community health data. Unpublished metrics fallback safely to zero.

Reporting Period: Current 4 Weeks
Dengue Cases (Last 4 Weeks) Baseline

No active cases reported.

Rabies Vaccination Coverage Baseline

0% coverage | No residents vaccinated.

Respiratory Infections (Seasonal) Baseline

No active cases reported.

Nutrition Deficiency (U5) Baseline

No active cases reported.

Key Endemic Threats Being Monitored

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Dengue Fever

Vector-borne seasonal epidemic

High alert period: May-November (rainy season). ScanCare tracks fever cases and pairs with laboratory confirmations to detect clusters.

Current Status: HIGH ALERT
Cases This Month: 8 confirmed
Response Level: Community Alert Issued
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Rabies Exposure

Animal bite injury tracking

Monitoring dog/animal bites and post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) vaccination completion rates. Emergency protocol activation for suspect cases.

Current Status: STABLE
Bites Reported (Q4): 3 cases
PEP Completion: 100%
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Acute Respiratory Infection (ARI)

Seasonal cough, cold, pneumonia

Peaks in dry season (Nov-Feb). System flags pneumonia risk in pediatric and elderly populations with fast-track referral protocols.

Current Status: BASELINE
Cases This Month: 8 ARI
Pneumonia Cases: 1 referred
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Childhood Malnutrition

Nutritional status monitoring (U5)

Continuous weight-for-age screening. System identifies at-risk children for targeted food supplementation and nutrition counseling programs.

Current Status: IMPROVING
Underweight Children: 23 (8.2%)
In Program Support: 18/23

SMS & Alert Broadcasting System

When a potential outbreak is detected, ScanCare automatically broadcasts alerts to residents and officials without requiring mobile internet, ensuring universal reach.

Sample Alert Messages

Subject: Health Alert - Dengue Cases in Your Area

"Increased dengue cases reported in Purok 3. Watch for fever, headache, rash. Go to health center if symptomatic. Remove stagnant water from homes. -ScanCare"

Subject: Vaccination Reminder

"Your child's DPT booster is due. Schedule at health center Mon-Fri 9AM-12PM. Vaccinations protect your family. -ScanCare"

Alert Escalation Levels

🟢 LEVEL 1: Baseline

Normal disease occurrence. Data logged for trend analysis.

🟡 LEVEL 2: Watch

Unusual cluster detected. Officials notified for verification and light interventions.

🟠 LEVEL 3: Alert

Confirmed outbreak. SMS broadcast to affected puroks + staff mobilization.

🔴 LEVEL 4: Emergency

Major public health threat. Provincial/municipal officials contacted. Mass SMS alerts issued.

Data Protection in Surveillance

Data Anonymization

Aggregated reports shown to officials contain no individual names or identifiers—only age ranges, puroks, and symptom clusters to protect privacy while enabling swift action.

  • No patient names in alerts or reports
  • Case data linked by ID codes only
  • Purok-level reporting, not household-level

Ethical Standards

All surveillance activities align with WHO epidemiological standards and Philippine DOH guidelines, ensuring surveillance serves public health without stigmatizing individuals.

  • Community-centered public health approach
  • Transparent communication with residents
  • Regular consent refresh for data sharing