The register you already keep, connected to everyone who acts on it
A bite recorded once at the desk. Doses that do not get missed. A sample that arrives with its history.
- Dose 1 of 5 · OPD 44713 days overdue · consent to callCall
- Dose 3 of 5 · OPD 4402Due todayRecord dose
- Course complete · OPD 4318Tell the patient their course is doneDone
Clinical decisions stay with clinicians
StrayPaw keeps the record and shows what is due. It never assesses, schedules or suggests treatment.
The clinician decides
The exposure category, the regimen and every dose date are recorded exactly as the clinician set them.
No name is stored
A patient is your own register number. Other partners see counts, and small counts are hidden.
Every read is logged
Opening a record writes who and when. The log cannot be edited.
- In rollout · clinical review first
Record the bite at the desk. The area’s field team is asked to find the animal, with the place and its description and never the patient.
- In rollout · clinical review first
Confirm vaccine, immunoglobulin and wound washing in one tap. A confirmation expires within a week, so an old answer is never shown as current.
- In rollout · clinical review first
Every hand a sample passes through is recorded. The result carries its method and reaches the sender and the programme together.
- OPD 4471 · Category IIIDog, street · wound washed before arrivalCourse started
- OPD 4466 · Category IICat, ownedCourse started
- OPD 4460 · Category IIIDog, street · animal follow-up requestedField team asked
- Anti-rabies vaccineConfirmed by the nurse in chargeAvailable
- ImmunoglobulinRefers to the teaching hospitalLimited
- Wound washingOpen 8 am to 8 pmAvailable
- S-2614 · brain tissueHanded to courier 2 hours agoArriving
- S-2611 · brain tissueFluorescent antibody testTesting
- S-2607 · result reportedSender and programme toldReported
What StrayPaw never does
Never assesses
The exposure category is the one the clinician records.
Never schedules
Dose dates are the dates the clinician sets.
Never suggests treatment
The regimen is written by the clinician, in their words.
Never shares a patient
Other partners see counts. Small counts are hidden.
Reminders are phone calls
Calls are logged by the clinic. SMS and WhatsApp are not connected.
Not connectedNo stock system
Availability is what each facility confirms, with a name and a date.
Not connectedResult wording
The laboratory’s own result vocabulary is agreed before real use.
Frequently asked questions
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Who can see a patient’s record?
Only staff at the facility that treats the person. Other partners see counts, and counts below a threshold are hidden.
Does StrayPaw decide treatment?
Never. A clinician records the category they assessed, writes the regimen and sets each dose date.
Do we need new hardware?
No. The desk form and the dose list run in a browser on the computer or phone you already use.
Clinical review comes first.
Bring last month's register. We'll show you what Kaju does with it.