The Cancer Registry of Baja California Sur struggled with manual, paper-based data processes. When COVID-19 struck, it became clear they needed a faster, more reliable way to manage public health data collection. Fulcrum’s mobile platform provided the solution, helping both the Cancer Registry and the Community Alliance of Baja California Sur gather data more efficiently.
During the pandemic, the Community Alliance relied on Fulcrum to track the distribution of 40,000 support packages across the state. The platform allowed them to record georeferenced data, making it easier to see where aid was going. Even in rural areas with poor cellular service, Fulcrum’s offline functionality kept teams moving. The mobile platform also enabled field teams to capture recipient information and photos in real-time, improving transparency and efficiency.
Fulcrum’s easy-to-use interface allowed the Alliance to train volunteers quickly, getting them in the field with minimal setup time. In just 15 minutes, new users were ready to collect vital public health data and manage COVID-19 cases. This ease of use streamlined operations, enabling coordination between volunteers, local authorities, and military personnel.
Fulcrum’s automated database generation set the stage for advanced public health data collection. The Cancer Registry plans to use artificial intelligence to analyze health trends, better understand community needs, and target resources effectively. This powerful tool will continue to support public health efforts long after the COVID-19 crisis.
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