ASPECT MOBILE
ASPECT MOBILE CUTS WEEKS OF DELAY TO A FEW MINUTES
Register Samples, Get Results and Confirm Treatment at Remote Sites
The Aspect Mobile app extends the reach of laboratory diagnostic testing to the point-of-care by fully automating delivery, receipt, and acknowledgment, telling you where your results are and when they have been received. It also completes the "continuum of care" by enabling health workers to confirm treatment (and even outcome).
As part of the SystemOne Aspect platform, the Aspect app gives access to a test result as it is available, using robust, custom infrastructure and proven data security, easily displayed on Android tablets or phones.
REAL WORLD EXAMPLE
Aspect Mobile in Malawi
In Malawi, HIV Viral Load and Early Infant Diagnosis (EID) data pilot delivered results automatically from central laboratories to rural clinics throughout the country. At the lab, the Abbott m2000 RealTime System is the key instrument for performing the tests. These devices were connected to an early version of the Aspect network to deliver test results and patient demographics to a secure in-country server.
Back at the referring clinic, the Aspect app downloaded these results and presented them to the clinic staff so they could take immediate action. Results were shown using a simple interface on the rechargeable tablets that were located where the clinic staff needed them. A similar interface is under development for Android phones.
In addition to rapidly moving results, Aspect can generate reports that show the distribution of test results, patient demographics, test volumes, and more – automatically. Through use of an early version of Aspect Mobile, the time-to-result in Malawi was limited only by sample transport speed to the central labs. The test results traveled back to the clinics in realtime.
Aspect Mobile was shown to cut result turnaround time by 95% and offer significant improvements in accuracy and reduction of result losses in this landscape. Please contact us to learn more about our pilot in Malawi.
