MalTrack
Origin language: English
Country
Nigeria
Coverage
Regional
Nb of implementation sites
2
Lead organization
Implementation partners
N/A
Health Focus Area
Communicable diseases
Primary Health Care
Medications/Pharmacy
Others
Services
Electronic medical record
Telehealth
Public health and disease surveillance
Enabling technologies
Artificial Intelligence
Software
Standards
N/A
Tools
Funding sources
Others
Business model
Usage fee / pay per use
Subscription
Freemium
Data monetization
Funders
N/A
Summary
MalTrack is a cutting-edge digital health solution aimed at addressing the challenges of malaria misdiagnosis, drug misuse, and the continuity of care in Africa. The platform utilizes technology to empower patients and support healthcare workers while delivering essential data for public health initiatives. It features a mobile-ready web app that tracks and traces malaria infections from symptoms to treatment. Key functionalities include reminders for patients about medication use and symptom updates, remote monitoring of drug compliance for healthcare workers, and facilitating connections between patients and their healthcare providers. MalTrack also provides anonymized data to public health agencies, aiding in the identification of malaria clusters, understanding treatment failures, and tracking drug resistance. The focus areas include communicable diseases, medications, and primary health care, targeting the general population.
Keywords
Médecine; public health; epidémiology
Mobile application
Access to care
Digital health solutions
Malaria
Publications
Insights - Lessons learnt
Challenges
Low digital health education in certain populations。
Delayed or refusal to return for follow-u p and confirmatory diagnostic test。
Recommendations
Involvement of key stakeholders。
User/Patient follow-up.
Recommendations
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Any additional questions?
iDHA (Project ID)
brimdz
Project links
https://maltrackhealth.comOrigin of information
Project stakeholder
Data source link
N/AAdded to the platform on
2026-04-03
Project editors
Last update by
Michael Adewoye on 2026-04-03
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