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  • Introduction
  • Going Live: Checklist : CARE
  • CARE: CLOUD DEPLOYMENT OVERVIEW
    • Cloud Infrastructure Diagram
    • Google Cloud deployment
      • Set up the network
      • Set up Databases
      • Create storage buckets
      • Create a GKE cluster
      • Configure GKE workloads
      • Post setup
    • Azure Deployment
    • AWS Deployment
  • CARE: Deploying Technology
  • Tech Overview: CARE
  • Tech Prerequisites: CARE
  • Setting up the server locally
  • Setting up AWS EKS
  • Setting up AWS RDS
  • Build and push docker image
  • Production Environment Variables
  • Deploying the projects on EKS
  • Requirements: AWS
  • Tech Infrastructure: CARE
  • Steps to Deploy: CARE
  • CARE: Deploying Operations
  • Operationalizing CARE in the field
  • Setting up the War-Room
  • Deployment Timeline
  • Ambulance Management System
    • SuperHero Network
  • TeleICU Tech Deployment
    • Setup Nursing Station Desktop
    • BPL Monitor Network Configuration
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Introduction

An Introduction to CARE

NextGoing Live: Checklist : CARE

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CARE is a centralized capacity management and patient management system which is a conglomerate of Patients, doctors, hospitals, labs, specialized treatment centres, hospital administrators, shifting control cells etc. Each hospital would have to login and update the information regarding their Assets including bed capacity, health care personnels, current patient count, status etc so that it would be easy for the district administration to get a birds eye view of the entire healthcare system as well as the patients through the smart and intuitive dashboards.

The software is free and open-source available under an MIT License at

Screenshot of the CARE Ernakulam District Capacity Dashboard

https://github.com/coronasafe