VHFField
A field protocol app for healthcare workers responding to viral hemorrhagic fever outbreaks — PPE checklists, isolation workflows, case-reporting templates, and offline-capable SOPs.
NGO clinicians, MSF and Red Cross responders, and Ministry of Health staff working in outbreak zones
- Donning and doffing checklists tailored to Ebola, Marburg, and Bundibugyo strains
- Offline SOPs for isolation setup, sample handling, and safe burials
- WHO-aligned case report form generator with exportable line lists
- Multilingual UI in English, French, Swahili, and Lingala
DRC's Bundibugyo outbreak has no approved vaccine, health workers are striking, and cases are spreading faster than any prior Ebola outbreak — field teams need pocket SOPs they can use offline.
WHO's incident manager said the response is 'still catching up' and strikes are degrading care, indicating operational demand.Public Health Guidance for Ebola Disease | Ebola | CDC ↗
WHO publishes PDFs but no widely-adopted field-grade mobile SOP tool exists for VHF responders.Public Health Guidance for Ebola Disease | Ebola | CDC ↗
Org-level licenses for NGOs and MoH deployments — modest but real willingness to pay.Public Health Guidance for Ebola Disease | Ebola | CDC ↗
VHF outbreaks recur on multi-year cycles and PPE/isolation protocols persist.
Requires clinical validation and offline sync; non-trivial but bounded scope.