Simple is now used in hospitals of all sizes in India, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, and Sri Lanka. In many facilities, clinicians see more than 100 patients each day, so ease-of-use and high performance are key.
- 5,235 active* public health facilities
+ 5,162 active* public health facilities
from district hospitals to community clinics
- 4,679,231 patients
+ 4,754,122 patients
with hypertension managed in Simple
- 31,027,546 BPs recorded
+ 32,115,464 BPs recorded
since the program started
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* patients recorded at a facility in last 30 days
** Data updated 1-Apr-2024
* patients recorded at a facility in last 30 days
** Data updated 14-May-2024
Simple had strong uptake in public health facilities in India, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, and Sri Lanka. Healthcare workers appreciate that Simple is easy to learn, simple to use, and takes up very little data. In recent surveys, clinicians gave Simple a 4.6/5 star rating.
diff --git a/index.html b/index.html index 9ec7f19a..33d01fa3 100644 --- a/index.html +++ b/index.html @@ -104,7 +104,7 @@Simple is designed to support large-scale hypertension and diabetes management programs. The app is actively used in 5,235 public health facilities in India, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, and Sri Lanka to manage 4,679,231 patients with hypertension and diabetes — updated 1-Apr-2024.
+Simple is designed to support large-scale hypertension and diabetes management programs. The app is actively used in 5,162 public health facilities in India, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, and Sri Lanka to manage 4,754,122 patients with hypertension and diabetes — updated 14-May-2024.
Healthcare workers record every patient's visit in an app, managers receive daily reports to monitor progress, and patients can chart their own BPs and blood sugars.
Read more about Simple in our Implementer Report published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) in 2023. In 2022, Simple was recognized as Digital Public Good by the Digital Public Goods Alliance.