Problems You Face Every Day
Traditional approaches to sickle cell tracking leave critical gaps that cost lives and waste resources.
Fragmented Data Sources
Patient data is scattered across hundreds of facilities with no standardized collection, making national-level analysis nearly impossible.
Invisible Geographic Gaps
Without geographic dashboards, you cannot identify underserved regions or allocate resources where sickle cell burden is highest.
Manual Reporting Bottlenecks
Monthly and quarterly reports take weeks to compile from paper forms, arriving too late to inform time-sensitive policy decisions.
How Tracka Transforms Your Workflow
Purpose-built for sickle cell disease management with the tools your team actually needs.
Geographic Dashboards
Visualize SCD prevalence, crisis hotspots, and treatment coverage across your 6-level geographic hierarchy — from country down to individual facilities.
Automated Reporting
Generate 150+ standardized reports automatically. Monthly summaries, quarterly reviews, and annual reports are ready the moment the period ends.
Policy-Grade Data
Every data point is validated, deduplicated, and auditable. Use it confidently for budget allocation, drug procurement, and national health strategy.
Clinical Domain Coverage
Track all 8 clinical domains including crisis events, hydroxyurea adherence, transfusions, and growth metrics across your entire SCD population.
Data Sovereignty
All data is stored on infrastructure you control. Role-based access ensures only authorized personnel can view patient-level information.
Audit-Ready Compliance
Append-only audit logs track every data access and modification. Meet international, national, and donor compliance requirements out of the box.
Everything You Need, Nothing You Don't
- Real-time nationwide SCD prevalence dashboards with drill-down by state, LGA, and facility
- 150+ pre-built reports covering epidemiology, clinical outcomes, and program performance
- Automated patient deduplication across facilities using fingerprint hashing
- Support for all 9 hemoglobin genotypes tracked by international clinical standards
- 6-level geographic hierarchy: Country, State, LGA, District, Ward, Facility
- Role-based access control with 4 user roles including read-only external monitor accounts
- Offline-first mobile app for field agents in areas with limited connectivity
- Enterprise API for integrating SCD data into existing national health information systems
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