A modification of the field level cholera-specific monitoring forms from the Oxfam Cholera Outbreak Guidelines.
One of the fastest ways to prevent the spread of deadly infectious diseases such as Cholera is to catalog instances on a map. Emergency planners, humanitarian organizations, and public health officials can use this geospatial information to allocate resources and prevent loss of life. Oxfam has developed a guideline document which "brings together lessons learned from Oxfam’s past interventions in the prevention and control of cholera, and other related guidance". This app has been modified for use with Fulcrum from the 'Mini cholera survey for knowledge, attitude and practice baseline data' (Form 1) [https://www.unicef.org/cholera/Annexes/Supporting_Resources/Annex_6B/OXFAM_Cholera_guidelines.pdf](https://www.unicef.org/cholera/Annexes/Supporting_Resources/Annex_6B/OXFAM_Cholera_guidelines.pdf).
