DrTemesgen/afyapedi-pediatric

AfyaPEDI - open-source African paediatric childhood cancer registry # AfyaPEDI — African Paediatric Cancer Registry > An open-source, offline-first, multilingual **African paediatric (childhood) cancer registry** for > children's cancer units and hospital-based registries across the African Union — built on > international childhood-oncology standards: **ICCC-3** classification, **Toronto** two-tier staging, > the WHO **CureAll / GICC** index cancers, and health-data interoperability (FHIR/mCODE, DHIS2, IARC/IICC). ### 🌍 Live demo — ** ** Source code: The live demo is the installable PWA loaded with synthetic paediatric seed data. Sign in as any demo user (e.g. *Joseph — Kenya MoH* for national dashboards, or *Aisha — Nairobi clerk* for case entry), switch between the six African Union languages, and explore the **ICCC-3 classification**, **Toronto staging**, the **WHO CureAll/GICC indicators**, validation, dashboards and FHIR/DHIS2 exports. **No real patient data is included.** **AfyaPEDI** = *Afya* (*health*, in Kiswahili — an African Union working language) + paediatrics. It reuses the Afya Cancer Registry architecture, extended for childhood oncology (see `docs/PEDIATRIC-DESIGN.md`). --- ## What this is A platform to **record, validate, analyse and share cancer data** at every level of the African health system, while keeping patient data under local control: ``` Facility / Hospital → Registry / Centre → Sub-national region → Country → AU Region (5) → Continental (Africa-wide) → Global / LMIC comparison ``` Each level sees what its role and position in the hierarchy permit. Personally identifiable data stays at the facility/registry where it was collected; only **de-identified aggregates** flow upward to regional, national and continental dashboards. The whole system runs **offline on a tablet or computer** and **synchronises daily or weekly** (or continuously when a network is available). ## Why it is built the way it is The design is grounded in the established global cancer-registration and digital-heal …