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Foundation6 hours · 3 modules

Digital Intake & Surveillance for Community Health Workers

A practical certification for community health workers using GELYPTIC MD in homes, clinics and outreach sites. You learn consent, offline capture and sync, recognising danger signs that need same-day referral, documenting code-switched conversations faithfully, and contributing privacy-safe aggregate signals to Global Health surveillance.

Audience

Community health workers, promotoras, health extension workers, outreach staff

Credential

GELYPTIC MD Certified Community Health Digital Intake

Prerequisite

None. Works on a basic Android phone.

What you will be able to do

  • Capture a consented field encounter offline and sync it safely
  • Recognise and document danger signs that need urgent referral
  • Record dialect and code-switched speech without changing its meaning
  • Contribute aggregate surveillance signals without sharing identities

Modules & lessons

  • Consent in the community
    10 min · Plain-language consent, including for caregivers and interpreters.
  • Offline capture and sync
    12 min · Encrypted drafts on the phone, upload on reconnect, conflicts for review.
  • Dialects and code-switching
    12 min · Keeping the patient's words — AAVE, Spanglish, Pidgin, regional Arabic — and letting the glossary suggest clinical terms.
Assessment: Capture and sync a simulated home visit.

Knowledge check

Answer all questions to earn your track certificate preview.

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1. The phone has no signal during a visit. What happens to the recording?
2. A patient says 'estoy constipado'. What may they mean?
3. What do surveillance signals share?

Ready to put this into practice?

Create a free GELYPTIC MD account and record your first consultation. Apply what you learned in this track directly to your own workflow.