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MAMAOPE Clinical Decision Support System (CDSS)

Origin language: English
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Target population
Population (general)
Beneficiaries51 - 250
EvidenceBoth
Start date2025/04
End dateOngoing
StagePilot project/testing/trials
Country
Uganda
Coverage
Regional
Nb of implementation sites
5
Lead organization
Implementation partners
N/A

Health Focus Area
Communicable diseases
Services
Decision Support
Enabling technologies
N/A
Standards
N/A
Tools
N/A
Funding sources
Donors
Research grants
Business model
N/A
Funders
Summary

MAMAOPE is an AI-assisted Clinical Decision Support System (CDSS) aimed at helping healthcare professionals diagnose tuberculosis and pneumonia in resource-limited settings. By integrating clinical guidelines with AI, it analyzes symptoms, vital signs, and clinical information to generate ranked differential diagnoses. The system is designed to enhance diagnostic accuracy, assist frontline health workers, and promote adherence to clinical protocols. Its primary goal is to facilitate timely and precise diagnosis of these diseases while supporting healthcare professionals in decision-making.

In April–May 2025, the CDSS was evaluated in five healthcare facilities in Kampala, Uganda, through a mixed-methods study involving 168 patients and interviews with 10 clinicians. The evaluation explored diagnostic performance, usability and potential integration into routine clinical workflows.

Keywords
Tuberclulosis
Artificial intelligence
Clinical Decision Support Systems CDSS CoP
Publications
Performance Evaluation of a Clinical Decision Support System (MAMAOPE AI) for Tuberculosis and Pneumonia Diagnosis
Insights - Lessons learnt
Challenges
  • Connectivity: Dependence on stable internet
  • Usability: Inability to edit submitted information, device-specific sessions and typing delays affected workflow efficiency.
  • Limited clinical scope: The system focused on tuberculosis and pneumonia

Recommendations

Clinician interviews highlighted several valuable practices:

  • Alignment with national clinical guidelines
  • Strong usability
  • Support for frontline health workers: The CDSS helped less-experienced clinicians with diagnostic reasoning and supported task-sharing in resource-constrained settings.
  • Workflow flexibility: Real-time alerts, the ability to pause and resume assessments, and automatically generated patient summaries supported clinical workflows.

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iDHA (Project ID)
8o3ou1
Project links
https://mamaope.com/
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Added to the platform on
2026-11-11
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Last update by
Sophie Delaigue on 2026-11-11
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