
TECHNOLOGY IN FAVOR OF DIAGNOSIS
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

IMPORTANCE OF EARLY DIGNOSIS
5% of world population has ADDH
Health Professionals
More accurate diagnosis, provide better clarification for all contexts of the individual (health, home, work, school).
AND MORE...
Assist in conducting the day-by-day life of a individual with ADDH; resolve comorbidities and complications, have more resolution, give a qualified opinion.
Know moreSchools
Refer the children who really neet it, organize the activities for each child, respecting their particularities.
AND MORE...
Promote the individual and educational growth of all students, have more qualified teachers for the care of all, choose pedagogical strategies that include the growth of all, plan activities in a prepared and supported way.
Know moreParents
Have a reliable source of information, explain to the school the basic steps to improve the child’s learning process, better understanding what it means to have ADDH and how to deal with the child.
And more...
Ability to prepare to promote appropriate answers to the child’s development, feel supported by a traditional and scientifically committed team, have more elements to train the world about the child.
Know moreBlockchain
We use technology blockchain to protect all data and access to medical reports, ensuring privacy, security and reliability on the platform.
100% cloud
All information, calculations and processing is done in the Cloud, highly encrypted to ensure security and stability in the use of the platform.

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Our platform has models and algorithms for data interpretation that help diagnosis and increase the results accuracy.
AUTONOMY
The patient has complete autonomy over access to his information and only he can authorize or deny the use of his data.
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