The University of Maryland Institute of Human Virology is supporting a Hepatitis C study at Imphal, Manipur, India.

The study aims to collect, store and analyze patient related longitudinal health data. The research sites may include location at difficult terrain with limited access to computer and networking infrastructure. However the research sites are expected to have access to android mobile tablets with generally good connectivity and sporadic internet connectivity issues.Involves creation of an Hepatitis C database to enable collection, secure storage and analysis of patient-related longitudinal health data Allows users to screen patients, and capture study data using web and mobile apps.

Allow users to track patients screened, linked to care, and subsequently treated for hepatitis C for the duration of the study Should ensure that all study information is securely available electronically from a central location - hosted on-site or on the cloud. Should be scalable to cater to the growing needs of the study Help in querying data to uncover various hidden insights.

SOFOSH, BJ Medical College & Sassoon General Hospitals (BJMC-Pune), has recently approved an automation system for their lab work flow in support of their strategic plan for clinical research for non-network studies and TB study. In order to provide more timely execution of work flow and reduce their manual data collection effort for lab report and better management for specimen.

Lab Automation system will focus on building a rich user interface and easy to navigate across various stage of lab processing and reporting. It is imperative that BJMC-CRS utilizes web based Lab Automation System as a platform for entering data for patients and their clinical study outcomes in compliance of GCPL guidelines. In order to accomplish this, BJMC-CRS seeks to outsource the design, implementation and training for the new Lab Automation Tool.

IHV system is to develop a global health, web and tablet (Android) accessible application for a hepitits B research study. The application will enable research team(s) to collect, securely store, and analyze demographic and health data of marginalized populations living in rural villages of North India.

The application will help researchers understand more about these health disparity populations that have limited access to health care and public health education, so they can understand the health conditions that need treatment and/or public health education to prevent diseases from spreading, namely hepititus B. Which is intended to help regarding the organization to carry out patients health assessments.

The Electronic Agile and Adept Surveillance System for Epidemiologists (EASE) application is designed to study the relationship between medical conditions and their causes by collecting and analyzing the data.

EASE is a tool which improves policy management through focused epidemiology studies, out-break preparedness, response planning, and building of preventive mechanisms through continuous assessment and reform of surveillance processes and practices. The use of electronic technologies in the surveillance arena is critical to ensuring that the right health information is available on demand, at any place, and at any time.

Working as a Technical Lead for the DAIDS-ES Clinical Site Monitoring (CSM) module. CSM supports DAIDS and its monitoring contractor to project, plan, conduct site monitoring visits and report the visit outcomes of monitoring assignments. CSM also provide DAIDS and Clinical Research Sites ability to view and acknowledge site monitoring visit reports, acknowledge them and perform issue resolution correspondence activities. CSM is the central repository for all clinical site monitoring activities since 2009.