What’s the roadmap?

We are at an early stage. Prototypes of an app were tested in Punjab with the India Hypertension Management Initiative (IHMI) in April 2018 and we are close to testing a minimum viable product in the field in July.

We can envision a future where, working closely with ministries of health, in appropriate situations this app will be used in clinical care settings. Robust reporting tools will be built to track clinic and regional control of hypertension. And we are likely to create tools to help patients track their personal blood pressures. That said, it’s early days and we will be guided by lessons learned on the ground and by guidance from all of those involved in the project.

Where can I learn more?

There is a lot more about the broad project of Resolve to Save Lives' cardiovascular health goals on the website. In the future, we'll add a lot more content here, but to be honest we're not exactly sure where this project will lead.

Who contributes to this project?

This is an open source project with contributions from clinicians, designers, developers, and technologists. Some of the early contributors include:

• Daniel Burka
  Product and design, Canada
• Tim Cheadle
  Development, USA
• Dr. Terry Cullen
  Informatics, USA
• Steven Deobald
  Project management, India
• Prajakta Digamber
  Illustrator, India
• Dr. Tom Frieden
  Epidemiologist, USA
• Vikalp Gupta
  Design, India
• Dr. Marc Jaffe
  Clinician, USA
• Govind Joshi
  Development, India
• Pratul Kalia
  Development, India
• Dr. Prabhdeep Kaur
  Epidemiologist, India
• Dr. Gaurav Kumar
  Epidemiologist, India
• Saket Narayan
  Development, India
• Dr. Anupam Khungar Pathni
  Epidemiologist, India
• Dhruv Saxena
  Design, India
• Dr. Roopa Shivashankar
  Epidemiologist, India
• Srihari Sriraman
  Development, India
• Deepa Venkatraman
  Project management, India