The platform will now be deployed globally, including the US, Western Europe and Asia
Answers will assist state authorities track the spread of the outbreak and make better informed decisions to contain the disease, in addition to providing enhanced abilities for remote treatment. "The strong partnership will ensure that our solution is accessible to as many patients as possible, and available to different government authorities in the United States, Europe and Asia," said Amir. The start-up is also in discussions with the White House Coronavirus Task Force, with the assistance of US Vice President Mike Pence. The fragmented nature of the US health system makes effective monitoring of the outbreak even more important, Amir said."In Israel, we received a critical mass of responses within 48 hours to develop the essential snapshot of the country. We need the consistent help of civilians to help prevent the spread of the virus," said Amir."In Singapore, authorities asked all patients to provide information about their medical situation twice a day - that was the platform that helped them get all the information needed. If Israeli citizens could support us and answer three times a day, that would create a lot of value."