Observed arrival · 2026-09-07
ClerQ Intelligence and the Offline Clinician
ClerQ presents an offline, bilingual clinical decision-support system for frontline healthcare workers in Tanzania.
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The homepage frames ClerQ around dispensaries and health centres where printed treatment manuals, inconsistent drug supply, and unreliable connectivity complicate consultations. It describes Lucy as an on-device English/Swahili interface whose answers map to Tanzania’s Standard Treatment Guidelines, with source references for verification. A separate component called Hakiki is presented as a validation engine for symptom weights, treatment thresholds, and drug contraindications.
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