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The document summarizes a pitch deck for Mobilin, a mobile and web-based system for referring tuberculosis (TB) patients between health centers in the Philippines. Mobilin aims to digitize the referral process and generate automatic reports to improve patient tracking. It currently serves DOTS health centers and plans to expand to all health providers and diseases. The system uses a mobile app and web app with a central server. Key details include the TB burden in Philippines, the target market, system features, timeline, comparisons to current referral process, stakeholders, and financial projections.
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The Midlands and East QIPP end of life care great practice showcase event was held in February 2012. It brought together over 80 commissioners, end of life care managers and clinical staff to learn more about the tools and resources available to meet the QIPP challenge at end of life.
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My Voice is a platform for improving public services
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- 4. Overview Expansion Transition to General Health Care Deployment Mobilin TB Referral System Starting Up Adding Value Added Services Integration in All Health Providers Auto Generation of Reports Information Analysis (Graph Generation, etc) Referral System for All Diseases Becoming A Health Care Service
- 6. Timeline Q3 2009 Q4 2009 Q1 2010 Mobilin Concept Started Milestone 1 Elevator Pitch Milestone 2 Social Needs and Assessment Milestone 3 System Design Financial Model Design Prototyping Demo
- 7. Comparison Current Process Referral Form can be requested anywhere and anytime Support for the current process Referral and reply form sent through email/SMS Reply form sent through mail/fax Less possibility of misplaced form Automatic generation of referral form Services Digital (HTML/Text) Paper SMS Referral Form Format
- 9. Financial Information & Projections Business Plan 1. To offer Mobilin as a TB Referral Service to Local Government Units in order to deploy the system to the Barangay Health Centers. *In Quezon City alone, there are 142 barangays, in the City of Manila, there are 897 barangays; full coverage in these barangays, most especially in the urban poor communities can help in containing the TB incidence 2. To charge the LGUs the following fees: a. Installation and Training Fee - upfront cost of 5000 per health center b. Service/Maintenance/Hosting/ Updates Fee - 1000 per month per health center 3. Get revenue from SMS services used from the Telcos 2.50/Text (1.00 for telco and 1.50 for revenue) Revenue Generators Software Package 5000/Package SMS Fees 60/Month 2.50/text (1.00 - Telco / 1.50 – Revenue) = 2 texts = 3.00/Person = Approx. 20 Persons/Month = 60/Month Maintenance 1000/Month Training & Manuals 2000/Package Expenses Salary/Wages 15000/Person Transportation 500/Month Rent Home 0/Month Small Office 20000/Month Big Office 40000/Month Phone 300/Month Electricity 1000/Month Office Supplies 800/Month Others 500/Month
- 10. Financial Information & Projections Projection
- 12. Team Mel Navarro UP, BS CS Reynaldo Manguni UP, BS CS Eumir Angeles ADMU, BSM AMF Kezia Pormento ADMU, AB SOS Jericho Vazquez ADMU, AB SOS
- 13. Thank you.