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2015 Echoing Green Global Fellowship

We are honored to announce that we have been selected for the 2015 Echoing Green Global Fellowship! We are proud to join other new Fellows from all over the world who are going all in to solve some of the world’s toughest problems, as well as the nearly 700 others in the Echoing Green community of Fellows.

We were chosen out of 4000 applicants from around the world.

My fellow dedicated, emerging leaders represent the future of innovation for social impact. But we couldn’t have gotten here alone. Thank you to all those who supported us in our journey. We are doing this for our patients and our fellow healthcare workers.

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OpenMedicine Project featured on CNN

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Co-founders on SABC 3 - Morning Xpresso Show

Published on 25 May 2015
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South African doctors, Dr Yaseen Khan and Dr Mohammed Dalwai.

The Mobile Triage App:

Quickly calculating how ill a patient is in a busy Emergency Room helps prioritize patients, and makes sure the golden window to save a patient’s life in an Emergency Room is not missed

App from South Africa competing for the Mobile Premier Awards

16 of the most innovative Apps from all over the world will pitch live on stage in the biggest App show on Earth in Barcelona, Spain.
 
Barcelona, 9 February 2015. Mobile Triage App has been selected among the 16 emerging apps from all over the world to compete for the Best App of the Year at the Mobile Premier Awards (MPA), the industry benchmark awards for applications that will take place on 2 March, the first day of the Mobile World Congress, in Barcelona, Spain.
 
The South African App was elected the winner by the jury of mobile experts during the Appcircus competition held in Johannesburg on 11 September 2014, organised in collaboration with Mobile Web Africa 2014, the fifth South African edition of the most progressive and interactive mobile focused events in Sub-Saharan Africa.
 

 
Mobile Triage is a mobile application that is 100% correct, fast and saves lives. Triage is a process prioritizing patients who arrive at busy Emergency Centres. It’s vitally important that they are quickly screened and prioritized appropriately, such that these needing urgent attention are seen immediately. The South African Triage Scale (SATS) is a triaging system used across South Africa and in 14 other countries in the developing world. It employs algorithms and mathematical scores to calculate illness levels.
 
Drs Yaseen Khan and Mohammed Dalwai are the brains behind Mobile Triage app. One representative from the app will fly to Barcelona to compete for the MPA and as an additional prize he will visit the Mobile World Congress, courtesy of Intel Software. According to Carles Ferreiro, CEO of Appcircus and MPA, “The Mobile Premier Awards will feature the most innovative Apps in the world and will be a chance to connect with international developers, mobile experts and the most important actors of the app community from the whole world.”
 
About Mobile Premier Awards
 
The Mobile Premier Awards, the industry benchmark awards for applications, will take place on 2 March at the Sala Apolo in Barcelona, on the first day of the Mobile World Congress. The MPA 9th edition is sponsored by Intel Software, Amazon and Softonic, and will feature 16 of the most innovative Apps from all over the world pitching live on stage. The event gathers more than a thousand mobile industry professionals and revolves around the theme of galaxy. The finalists will present their apps live on stage in front of a top level international jury who will elect the Best App of the Year. Moreover, two other winners will be announced during the MPA: the App winning the Best Audience Award and the one winning the Big Impact Award, for having the biggest impact on everyday life.
 
For more info & registrations here: https://mpa2.eventbrite.com.015