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CampKit

Health camps registered, screened, and referrals that convert — to the operation, the cancer screen’s referral, the talk and the fair booth.

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What it is

Camp registration and screening at the desk, and screen-positive referrals turned into booked appointments — the metric that matters. The camp desk works online. A field sync endpoint (POST /campkit/field/sync) takes a whole village round in one transaction, deduplicated by the keys the device generated, so a replayed batch creates nothing — but no device app exists yet to capture a round without a signal, and nothing in this product does. Eye camps: visual acuity per eye as measured, the refraction and the finding, and a spectacle voucher only for a refractive error with the refraction written, under a voucher scheme you enter from its own document with every criterion ticked; the partner optical shop’s bill marks it collected. Assistive-device camps (ADIP/ALIMCO and similar): each attendee assessed against the scheme’s criteria in its own words, the disability as on the certificate (no ID number kept), the device issued one the scheme covers with the beneficiary’s acknowledgement, and the beneficiary list as a CSV for the scheme’s report. No scheme, criterion, voucher value or device list ships. Outreach follows the camp patient on: a doctor advises surgery in their own words, the counsellor’s sessions are kept one by one (agreed, undecided or declined, and why), and the operation is recorded once — or the track is closed with a reason — so each camp shows screened, referred, advised, counselled, agreed and operated, and where people drop off. Cancer screening camps keep each person’s oral, breast or cervical screen with the method the camp names and a grade only beside the grading scheme it was graded on; a positive is referred to a facility by name, every follow-up call is kept, and the referral closes on what happened — the camp counts completed referrals. The clinic’s public health talks and webinars take sign-ups with consent to reminders, the reminders the desk sent, attendance on the day and the no-show follow-up; a booth at a health fair or RWA event keeps its roster, its packed materials and every lead collected, sent to the enquiries board only with consent to call.

Who uses it
Built for: General Practice · Ophthalmology · Oncology
Reads
Screenings
Writes
Registrations, referrals, eye screens, spectacle vouchers, device assessments, devices issued, surgery advice, counselling and operations, cancer screens and facility referrals with their calls and outcome, talk sign-ups, reminders and attendance, booth rosters, materials and leads
Never
It does not count footfall as success — it counts completed referrals.
Access
Only people whose role includes it — the clinic owner decides who
Your data
PHI-lite. Hosted in Boston, United States. On uninstall: All clinical data stays in the record; operational history stays queryable.

In the product

Who uses it
Care coordinator — the demo profile it is best tried as
Where it opens
Engagement › Health Camps /camps
Permission
camp.read
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How it works

  1. Plan the campName, date, venue and the team, then press Plan camp; each camp row shows registered, screened, referred and converted with the conversion rate, computed by the API.
  2. Register under the tentQueue opens the camp; Register takes a name, an age, a phone and a complaint — thin on purpose, because the queue does not wait for a patient record — and one phone is registered once per camp.
  3. Screen, refer and convertScreen records blood pressure and random glucose; Refer names the service and routine or urgent. Referrals waiting to convert lists what has not reached a patient record; Create enquiry puts it on the enquiries board when a phone was taken, and Link to patient marks it converted, which is what the rate counts.
  4. Follow it on from the Outreach tabSurgery funnel: a doctor presses Advise surgery with the procedure in their words, the counsellor records each session (agreed, undecided, or declined with why), and Operated is taken only after an agreed session — the funnel shows where people drop off. Cancer screening camps: record each oral, breast or cervical screen with the method your camp names (a grade only with its scheme), refer a positive to a facility by name, log every call and close it on the outcome. Talks: sign people up with their consent to reminders, record each reminder you sent, take attendance once it starts and follow up the no-shows. Booths: roster, materials packed, and leads sent to enquiries only with consent to call.

Rules it keeps

What it does not do, by design. A listing with only benefits is an advertisement.

It does not count footfall as success — it counts completed referrals.
It does not work offline today: the sync endpoint is an API awaiting a device app, and until one exists a round is typed at the desk.
It does not dispense spectacles or fit devices, and it does not decide who qualifies: the scheme’s criteria do, ticked by a person.
It does not diagnose cancer at the camp, ship a grading scheme, send a talk reminder itself (the desk sends it and records how), or call a booth lead: the enquiries board does.

AI in CampKit

AskQuestions about what is on screen — “What needs attention in CampKit today?” — answered with the records it read.
DraftSummaries and notes for the team, marked as drafts until a person signs.
Every answer shows its sources. Nothing AI writes is saved until a person accepts it.

See it on screen

Live product
01Health Camps — Register and screen at a health camp and book the referralsCaptured from the running demo clinic
CampKit — Health Camps — Register and screen at a health camp and book the referrals
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Connected to

Read out of the code, not the brochure: each app below is here because one service queries the other’s tables. Install either side and the hand-over is already wired.

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Questions clinics ask

What does CampKit do?
Health camps registered, screened, and referrals that convert — to the operation, the cancer screen’s referral, the talk and the fair booth. Camp registration and screening at the desk, and screen-positive referrals turned into booked appointments — the metric that matters. The camp desk works online. A field sync endpoint (POST /campkit/field/sync) takes a whole village round in one transaction, deduplicated by the keys the device generated, so a replayed batch creates nothing — but no device app exists yet to capture a round without a signal, and nothing in this product does. Eye camps: visual acuity per eye as measured, the refraction and the finding, and a spectacle voucher only for a refractive error with the refraction written, under a voucher scheme you enter from its own document with every criterion ticked; the partner optical shop’s bill marks it collected. Assistive-device camps (ADIP/ALIMCO and similar): each attendee assessed against the scheme’s criteria in its own words, the disability as on the certificate (no ID number kept), the device issued one the scheme covers with the beneficiary’s acknowledgement, and the beneficiary list as a CSV for the scheme’s report. No scheme, criterion, voucher value or device list ships. Outreach follows the camp patient on: a doctor advises surgery in their own words, the counsellor’s sessions are kept one by one (agreed, undecided or declined, and why), and the operation is recorded once — or the track is closed with a reason — so each camp shows screened, referred, advised, counselled, agreed and operated, and where people drop off. Cancer screening camps keep each person’s oral, breast or cervical screen with the method the camp names and a grade only beside the grading scheme it was graded on; a positive is referred to a facility by name, every follow-up call is kept, and the referral closes on what happened — the camp counts completed referrals. The clinic’s public health talks and webinars take sign-ups with consent to reminders, the reminders the desk sent, attendance on the day and the no-show follow-up; a booth at a health fair or RWA event keeps its roster, its packed materials and every lead collected, sent to the enquiries board only with consent to call.
What data does CampKit read and write?
CampKit reads screenings and writes registrations, referrals, eye screens, spectacle vouchers, device assessments, devices issued, surgery advice, counselling and operations, cancer screens and facility referrals with their calls and outcome, talk sign-ups, reminders and attendance, booth rosters, materials and leads. Its data class is PHI-lite. Every app works on the same patient record — nothing is copied into a silo.
What does CampKit deliberately not do?
It does not count footfall as success — it counts completed referrals. It does not work offline today: the sync endpoint is an API awaiting a device app, and until one exists a round is typed at the desk. It does not dispense spectacles or fit devices, and it does not decide who qualifies: the scheme’s criteria do, ticked by a person. It does not diagnose cancer at the camp, ship a grading scheme, send a talk reminder itself (the desk sends it and records how), or call a booth lead: the enquiries board does.
What happens to our data if we uninstall CampKit?
All clinical data stays in the record; operational history stays queryable.
Is CampKit available today?
Yes — CampKit is live in clinics today. Set up your practice on MedAppz and install it from your dashboard.

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