# Simple App

### WHAT IS SIMPLE?

Simple is fast, free software for clinicians to manage patients with hypertension and diabetes that is developed with IHCI and exported all over the world.

Using an Android app, healthcare workers can easily manage blood pressure and blood sugar measurements, as well as recording medications and scheduling follow-up visits. A web-based Simple dashboard gives health system managers the feedback they need to improve NCD management across facilities. Patients can install a smartphone app to chart their own progress and remember to take their medications.

Learn more at [**simple.org**](https://simple.org)

### SIMPLE 1-PAGER

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### SHORT DOCUMENTARY

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### TRAINING VIDEOS

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### FEATURES

Features of Simple App include:

* New patients can be registered in less than one minute
* Follow-up patients can have their information entered in less than

  15 seconds
* Existing patient data can be retrieved in 5-7 seconds with BP

  passport cards
* High-risk patients are automatically prioritized at the top of the list of overdue patients
* Nurses can call overdue patients through a toll-free, anonymized service

  with a single click
* Automatic reminder messages are sent to patients who miss visits
* Progress can be monitored on a real-time basis and performance can be

  monitored daily or monthly
* Reports are generated automatically, saving time spent on compiling and

  verifying paper records
* All patients’ health information is stored and shared in line with

  government data policy
* WhatsApp support group for nurses and doctors provides a platform to

  resolve queries related to the Simple App

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