Kellton Tech’s mobile health solution ‘mSehat’ launches in Uttar Pradesh

HYDERABAD: Hyderabad-headquartered Kelton Tech, which has developed a mobile app ‘mSehat’ that helps healthcare workers record mother and child data in real-time, was launched in Uttar Pradesh by Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav. It was done.

The company was selected by SIFPSA (State Family Planning Services Authority) as the technology partner for this initiative earlier this year, it said in a statement here.

mSehat is a cloud-hosted solution that facilitates remote access and registration from across the region via 2G-enabled mobile devices.

“As it will be primarily used in rural areas, this solution is optimized for low bandwidth and intermittent connectivity. Helps healthcare workers record maternal and child data in real-time to provide the best care.” The data will be stored in the following locations: “The cloud will act as a central repository,” the statement said.

mSehat is an integrated mobile platform that will enable improvements in infant mortality rates in Uttar Pradesh, the company said.

“This application will help health superintendents manage maternal and child health reports and ensure appropriate and timely medication administration.This application will help health supervisors manage maternal and child health reports and ensure appropriate and timely medication administration. We leveraged our expertise in analytics, cloud).

The initial implementation will be carried out in five districts (Mirzapur, Faizabad, Sitapur, Bareilly and Kannauj) and later it will be expanded across the state.

The first phase involves equipping healthcare workers with mobile devices. This means that 10,252 ASHA (Accredited Social Health Activists) workers have smartphones, while 1,719 ANMs (Auxiliary Nurse Midwives) and her 300 members, including health workers, charge health workers, and SIFPSA staff, have smartphones. Equipped with a tablet. .