Wiki source code of Chatify your Google Drive
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| 1 | This feature helps individuals, CBOs, NGOs, FBOs and families **securely chat with their health documents** stored in their own Google Drive — and turn those documents into daily, weekly, and monthly wellness insights. | ||
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| 3 | == (a) The problem being addressed == | ||
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| 5 | Many people have important health documents scattered: | ||
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| 7 | * Lab results in WhatsApp chats | ||
| 8 | * Clinic cards and receipts in photos | ||
| 9 | * PDFs shared by hospitals that get lost over time | ||
| 10 | * No simple way to “understand” your medical history without digging through files | ||
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| 12 | Because of this: | ||
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| 14 | * People delay care (they’re unsure what the results mean) | ||
| 15 | * Risks are missed early | ||
| 16 | * Doctors don’t get a complete picture | ||
| 17 | * Chronic conditions become harder to manage | ||
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| 19 | == (b) How Amicus solves it == | ||
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| 21 | === Your Google Drive becomes your secure health library === | ||
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| 23 | You keep your documents in **your own Google Drive** (medical history, lab reports, prescriptions, discharge summaries, receipts). Amicus then allows you to chat with that information through WhatsApp. | ||
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| 25 | === You ask questions, and Amicus answers from your documents === | ||
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| 27 | Examples: | ||
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| 29 | * “What did my last lab test say?” | ||
| 30 | * “Show me a summary of my clinic visits this year.” | ||
| 31 | * “Have my results been improving or getting worse?” | ||
| 32 | * “What risks should I watch out for based on my history?” | ||
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| 34 | === Automated insights (daily/weekly) === | ||
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| 36 | Amicus can: | ||
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| 38 | * Summarize your wellness patterns | ||
| 39 | * Flag possible risks early (based on trends and documented history) | ||
| 40 | * Remind you of follow-ups and care actions (based on your care plan) | ||
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| 42 | === Seamless connection to your doctor (with your permission) === | ||
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| 44 | If you decide to involve a clinic/doctor: | ||
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| 46 | * You can grant access to your doctor to view summaries or selected documents | ||
| 47 | * The doctor can monitor progress and recommend next steps | ||
| 48 | * ((( | ||
| 49 | This is ideal for ongoing care programs like: | ||
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| 51 | * **Pregnancy care** | ||
| 52 | * **Kidney care** | ||
| 53 | * **Diabetes management** | ||
| 54 | * **Hypertension** | ||
| 55 | * Any long-term condition requiring regular monitoring | ||
| 56 | ))) | ||
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| 58 | == (c) Value proposition (cost, convenience, collaboration, Ubuntu) == | ||
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| 60 | === Cost === | ||
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| 62 | * Reduces repeated tests and unnecessary visits by keeping records organized | ||
| 63 | * Helps you act early, before issues become expensive emergencies | ||
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| 65 | === Convenience === | ||
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| 67 | * Everything happens on WhatsApp | ||
| 68 | * Your documents stay in your Google Drive — you don’t need to learn new systems | ||
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| 70 | === Collaboration === | ||
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| 72 | * Shared understanding between patient and doctor | ||
| 73 | * Faster decisions because history is easy to summarize and review | ||
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| 75 | === Ubuntu / communal support === | ||
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| 77 | * When needed, Amicus can connect you to a care network and support workflows (clinics, caregivers, and community support options) so you’re not navigating alone. |