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    OpenCarenet CHE

    OpenCarenet CHE

    Enabling community health workers to collect health data efficiently

    OpenCarenet CHE is a robust and user-friendly application tailored for community health workers, facilitating seamless data collection, management, and reporting. With its mobile data collection capabilities, offline functionality, and interoperability with DHIS2, the app empowers health professionals to efficiently track patient information, aggregate primary data, and generate detailed health reports, even in areas with limited internet access. Its multilingual support and configurable...
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    This is a physics simulation, of the phenonemenon call DLA(Diffusion limited aggregation). This will act as a educational tool for people attemting to understand various phenomenons right from fungi growth to electric charge conduction to surface tension.
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