OPES Health Systems

ENDOIS

Endocrinology & Diabetes Information System

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Diabetes prevalence is climbing across Cameroon, and the damage it does is cumulative and largely preventable. Whether a patient loses their sight or their foot is decided by whether screening actually happened, year after year.

ENDOIS makes that screening systematic. It tracks control over time, schedules the complication checks that get skipped, and shows the clinician the trajectory rather than a single reading.

What ENDOIS does

Glycaemic control tracking

Blood glucose and HbA1c plotted over time, so control is assessed on trend rather than on the day's reading.

Complication screening

Retinal, renal, foot and cardiovascular checks scheduled and tracked, with overdue screening flagged rather than forgotten.

Insulin and medication management

Regimens, titration and adherence recorded, including the practical question of whether the patient can actually obtain and store their insulin.

Metabolic monitoring

Weight, BMI, blood pressure and lipids alongside glycaemic data, because they are managed together.

Wider endocrine care

Thyroid, adrenal and pituitary conditions supported with their own investigation and treatment patterns.

Patient education records

What the patient has been taught and when, so education is reinforced rather than repeated or skipped.

Who it is for

Diabetes clinics, endocrinology departments and any facility running chronic disease follow-up at volume.

Common questions

Can it run a nurse-led diabetes clinic?

Yes. Protocol-driven follow-up with escalation to a physician when parameters fall outside the agreed range is a common and effective model where specialists are scarce.

Does it flag patients who have stopped attending?

Yes. Defaulters are identifiable, which matters in a condition where disengagement is silent until a complication presents.

Can it handle gestational diabetes?

Yes, with the tighter monitoring schedule that pregnancy requires, and linkage to the obstetric record through GYNOBSIS.

How does it help with insulin supply problems?

It records what was actually dispensed against what was prescribed, so supply interruption is visible in the record rather than being mistaken for treatment failure.

Connected to the rest of the ecosystem

Every OPES system shares one patient identity through OPESCare, so a patient moving between departments or facilities keeps one record rather than accumulating several.

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See ENDOIS running

We will show you the system against your own workflow rather than a generic demonstration. Tell us your facility type and we will tailor it.

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