DepistClic is the first decision-help tool entirely dedicated to screening for complications in patients with type 2 diabetes, designed to speed up decision-making by healthcare professionals, particularly French general practitioners.
🇫🇷 The app is in French and can be accessed at www.depistclic.fr
☕️ The full detailed story of the development can be found at the related blog post at Medium
📹 The project presentation is on Youtube
- A rapid logged-out UX
- A quick no more 2 min quiz
- A real-time updated patient dashboard to see the patient's global state in one glance
- No medical patient or user data storage
- Responsive on all devices with an ergonomic and interactive UI/UX
- Latest scientific and valid information with links to sources
- Our own custom algorithm drives the application and provides a proper report page personalized to the patient
🛠️ Install Dependencies
pipenv install- Search on Google in French "depistclic". One of the first results happens to be the DepistClic App.
- Clicks the result or directly access depistclic.fr
- Click the "Start" button on the landing page
- Respond to questions or skip if you don't have the information. You can correct the previous response by browsing back.
- Access the report page after the last question or at any time by clicking on the "Report" button
- Browse screening test recommendations, get more information, explore scientific sources, and print prescriptions if needed.
- You can restart the question session at any time. All previous responses will be reinitialized.
git clone https://github.com/v-dav/DepistClic
pipenv shell
pipenv install
service mysql start
cd Depistclic/
python3 manage.py runserver
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Feel free to reach out to us on:
- LinkedIn: hug0-cstrs
- Github: hug0-cstrs
DepistClic is an independent decision support tool intended for healthcare professionals. It uses the latest recommendations from medical societies to propose personalized procedures for screening for complications in type 2 diabetic patients. The information from this site does not replace a doctor's decision-making and prescribing responsibility. This tool has not benefited from any academic validation and its presentation is unsuitable for the general public. Application developed in open-source without conflicts of interest.
This project is not licensed and is open for personal and non-commercial use. Feel free to explore and use the code as inspiration for your own projects. If you have any questions or need further clarification, please reach out.