This project builds an AI-assisted system for strengthening Primary Health Care (PHC) in Africa. The system will predict facility patient surge and risk of medicine stock-out. It'll also include a assistant that can give advice to patients based on their symptoms and include interactive maps, mobile prototype and a dashboard for decision makers.
# PHC_Data_Project
# PHC-AI Datathon Project
**Description**
Welcome to the Primary Health Care for Africa AI Datathon project 🤖🤖🤖
This project builds an AI-assisted system for strengthening Primary Health Care (PHC) in. Africa. The system will support:
- Predicting Malaria Prevalence
- Predicting medicine stock-out risks
- A triage assistant for symptom inputs
- Interactive maps and mobile prototype
- Dashboard for decision makers
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## Team
The team for this project is the Data Sages for Africa Team which is a team of seasoned Data Experts coming together to drive impact and achieve set goals.
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## Project Structure
- /data
- /raw ← raw downloaded datasets
- /processed ← cleaned, merged, transformed data
- /backend ← backend API code (FastAPI, models, inference)
- /frontend ← web dashboard (React)
- /mobile ← mobile prototype (React Native / Expo)
- /docs ← design docs, architecture, user stories
- /slides ← final slides, demo script
- README.md ← this file
## Backend API
See backend/README.md for running, endpoints, and examples.
## Data Sources
- National Health Facility Registry (clinics list)
- Population raster (WorldPop)
- Historic visit counts / facility reports
- (Optional) Stock / supply data
## About the Data
## License
This project is subject under the MIT License
## Contacts and Acknowledgments
`Data Science and AI Development Expert` :- Agbonoga Dauda (Project Technical Lead)
Team members
- 1 `Data Engineer and Analyst` :- Emmanuel Bolaji(Contributor)
- 2 `Data Scientist and Software Engineer` :- Phenny Mwaisaka (Contributor)
- 3 `Data Scientist, Geospatial Data Analysis and Health Surveillance Expert` :- Muhammed Tahir Muhammed (Contributor)
- Special thanks to the `DataFestAfricaTema` for providing the inspiration for this project.