freeman-ipumbu/mohss-airmed-command
Domain:
healthcaredigital infrastructureRecord type:
software
Creator:
fre
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MOHSS AIRMED COMMAND is a Namibia-focused air-medical mission coordination platform unifying mission intake, clinical validation, aircraft and crew readiness, hospital acceptance, aviation review, dispatch, and audit oversight in one secure, user-friendly national command environment.
# MOHSS AIRMED COMMAND
> National air-medical mission coordination for Namibia.
MOHSS AIRMED COMMAND is a decision-support and operational coordination platform for managing air-medical missions across Namibia. It brings mission intake, clinical validation, aircraft readiness, crew assignment, hospital acceptance, aviation review, authorization, dispatch and audit history into one coherent command environment.
The project is under active development. The current release combines the validated React command-centre experience with the Phase 06 Kotlin/Spring Boot, PostgreSQL/PostGIS and backend security foundation.
## Current checkpoint
| Component | Status | Technology |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Command-centre frontend | Validated foundation, v0.5.1 | React 18.3.1, TypeScript, React Router 7.18.2, Vite 6.4.3 |
| Backend API | Phase 06 foundation, v0.6.0-SNAPSHOT | Kotlin, Spring Boot 4.1.1, Java 21 |
| Operational database | Active local foundation | PostgreSQL 17, PostGIS 3.5, Flyway migrations |
| Security boundary | Development RBAC implemented | HTTP Basic development identities and role-restricted actions |
| Production identity | Planned | OIDC/federation, MFA and hardened session management |
Frontend production builds pass and the current npm dependency audit reports zero known vulnerabilities.
## Product capabilities
- National command-centre overview with active mission status, readiness gates and operational priorities.
- Structured mission intake and controlled mission-lifecycle progression.
- Clinical validation, aircraft selection, crew assignment and receiving-facility coordination.
- Aviation review and flight-authorisation gates that preserve accountable human decision-making.
- Aircraft, crew and receiving-facility resource registries backed by the API.
- Fleet readiness, crew availability, hospital coordination, alerts and executive analytics.
- Role-based backend enforcement for consequential mission actions.
- Optimistic concurrency controls …