First Signs

A cough should lead to care, not uncertainty. First Signs gives people multilingual guidance, nearby services, and referral support at home or through a pharmacy and privacy-safe government signals.

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Suggested judge demonstration:

  1. Open the landing page and show the multilingual framework by switching between the currently supported English and Bangla.
  2. Start a self-use pathway and show consent, focused questions, and fixed-rule guidance.
  3. Show that urgent language does not claim a diagnosis.
  4. Select a facility and create a referral with its QR code.
  5. Open My Care and demonstrate missed-visit barrier support.
  6. Use the verification workspace to explain independent attendance confirmation.
  7. Repeat the entry through a pharmacy-assisted link.
  8. Show that only the pharmacy-assisted journey is eligible for simulated credits.
  9. Repeat the pathway choice to show that respiratory concerns, fever, diarrhoea/dehydration, skin or nerve concerns, and child breathing concerns each have their own fixed rules and non-diagnostic guidance.
  10. Open the government dashboard and explain why its pathway-specific signals are grouped investigation prompts—not confirmed outbreaks.
  11. Close with the architecture: AI, Telegram, audio, maps, and email add access or explanation, while fixed rules remain in control of safety.

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