Global health
One consultation. Five engines. No internet required.
ScribeMDPro's Global Health Copilot turns a single consultation into cultural translation, WHO triage support, outbreak early warning, claim-ready coding and community health worker coaching — all running on the device, so a clinic with no signal and no grid still documents and still decides safely.
Why these five belong together
They are not five products. They read the same consultation, so each one makes the next more accurate — the flywheel that a general-purpose assistant cannot copy.
12 clinical idiom families across Yorùbá, Hausa, Igbo, Kiswahili, Nigerian Pidgin, English and French. It converts lay descriptions into clinical wording and re-expresses counselling with local food, routine and belief anchors — and flags idioms that are ambiguous rather than resolving them silently.
12 WHO/IMCI-aligned protocols covering malaria, TB, diarrhoeal disease, pneumonia, maternal emergencies, sickle cell, meningitis, measles, malnutrition and viral haemorrhagic fever, with general danger sign detection that overrides everything else.
10 syndromic buckets scored against a rolling two-week baseline, using de-identified counts by ward and age band only — no name, no note text, nothing transmitted automatically.
ICD-10 candidates, scheme-aware claim lines for NHIS, NHIF, private HMO and cash, and a denial-risk check covering the four things rejected claims usually miss. Cash patients get affordability options so treatment is completed, not abandoned.
4 home-visit playbooks — child fever, diarrhoea, antenatal and TB contact tracing — with what to ask, what to check, what to explain, explicit referral triggers and explicit scope limits.
Every engine above is deterministic and runs on-device. Consultations are stored encrypted locally and sync when connectivity returns, so a dropped line or a power cut never costs a note.
What the engine will never do
Safety limits stated plainly, because clinical software earns trust by what it refuses to do.
- No diagnosis
- The triage layer names protocols and danger signs. A qualified clinician makes every diagnosis and reviews every note before it is used.
- No dosing
- The engine never suggests a drug dose. Prescribing stays entirely with the prescriber.
- No silent translation
- Ambiguous idioms — 'my body is hot', 'it is a spiritual attack' — are surfaced with clarifying questions instead of being resolved into a diagnosis.
- No automatic reporting
- Surveillance signals are de-identified counts held locally and reviewed by the clinician. Nothing is sent to any authority without an explicit decision by the clinic.
- No audio archive
- Consultation audio is processed to produce a transcript and is not retained as a stored recording.
Who it is built for
Documentation and triage support that survives an unstable line and an unstable grid.
Consistent, protocol-anchored coaching for community health workers, with scope limits built in.
Earlier syndromic signal from the consultations that already happen, without collecting patient identifiers.
Explore more
See the wider platform on the solutions hub, the clinical note templates, or how data is protected.
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