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End-to-End Diabetes Patient Management System for DASL / NDC

Client

Diabetes Association of Sri Lanka (DASL) / National Diabetes Centre (NDC)

Challenge

  • Manual, paper-based & fragmented patient records at clinics, labs, and insulin bank.
  • Difficulty tracking Type 1 patients over time: visits, lab results, complications.
  • Inconsistent follow-ups (missed appointments, no reminders).
  • Limited reporting for registry, research and resource planning.

Solution

We developed a Java-based backend system to manage patients end-to-end, incorporating:

  1. Patient Registration & Unique Identifier — centralised patient record, de-duplication.
  2. Clinical Encounters & Lab Integration — capture vitals, prescriptions, import lab results.
  3. Insulin Bank Management — stock tracking, distribution to eligible patients.
  4. Reporting & Registry Tools — cohort analytics, Type 1 registry, outcome tracking.

Key Features & Benefits

FeatureBenefit to DASL / NDC
Unified Patient RecordClinicians access full history, reducing errors and redundant work.
Automated Lab Result ImportSpeeds up diagnostics, reduces manual entry errors.
Stock & Insulin Supply TrackingEnhances patient retention, reduces no-shows, and improves treatment continuity.
Reminders & Follow-UpsEnhances patient retention, reduces no-shows and improves treatment continuity.
Dashboards & ReportsSupports evidence-based decision making, research & policy advocacy.

Technology Stack & Architecture

  • Java backend with modular service architecture
  • REST APIs for frontend / labs / external systems
  • Relational database, audit logging, role-based access control
  • Notification engine (SMS / email)
  • Security: encryption, authentication, data integrity

Impact & Results (Expected / Early Indicators)

  • Increase in the number of patients registered in the digital system vs prior manual records
  • Reduction in missed appointments through the reminder system
  • Faster turnaround of lab results into patient records
  • Improved resource allocation in insulin bank (tracking stock, expiry)
  • Enhanced reporting capability for Type 1 registry and cohort outcomes

Conclusion

This system empowers DASL / NDC to move from fragmented, manual processes to an integrated, data-driven care model. It improves patient care, operational efficiency, and strengthens research/reporting capacities.

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