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Peek-powered programmes strengthen eye health systems by:

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A trusted solution

Governments and international NGOs use our software and data intelligence platform to power eye health programmes and improve service delivery.

How does it work?

Lack of resources and weak eye health screening and referral pathways result in people not getting eye care. Peek helps by digitising and optimising designs for community, school and workplace eye health programmes.

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Eye health screening

Our clinically-validated smartphone app means vision screening can be done by health workers who are closer to the communities they serve

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User management

Programme managers control who accesses what data with our web-based administration platform

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Notifications

Tailored alerts direct Programme Managers and IT Leads to where their attention is needed

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SMS referral reminders

Drives greater adherence to referral by automatically contacting patients or their contacts in their preferred language, before their appointment

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Messaging optimisation

Programmes can produce tailored SMS messages for patients to achieve better referral adherence

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Up-to-date monitoring

Programme managers viewing data in near real-time can act quickly to resolve issues and lower barriers

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Reports

Our software produces regular, in-depth reporting, configured to meet the needs of the individual programme. Includes exports for external platforms such as DHIS2.

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Workflow configuration

Our software is highly configurable, capable of matching the unique practitioner workflows and patient pathways of every programme

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