Most countries have enforced lockdowns and self-quarantine measures to contain the COVID-19 pandemic and keep their citizens safe. For this, governments are leaning towards technologies that could keep track of affected people to restrict further pandemic spread.
The Government of Rhode Island was keen on developing a contact tracing solution to help people and state officials slow down the spread of coronavirus while protecting the citizens’ privacy. This solution could also assist the state in reopening businesses while reducing community transmission.
Infosys partnered with the State of Rhode Island (RI) to develop a mobile application that enables the health department to monitor a citizen’s health by providing their location data, with the citizen’s consent. This application helps the people of Rhode Island follow the required health and safety guidelines
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Captures location hotspots of a user anonymously and locally
Information shared with the health department on the user’s consent
Make available information published by the RI health department such as testing centers, clinics, safe places to stay, health insurance, information about schools and childcare