Animal Bite Treatment Center

Animal Bite Patient Tracking and Anti-Rabies Vaccination Compliance

RabiTrack helps the Animal Bite Treatment Center register patients and their exposures, generate each patient's anti-rabies vaccination schedule, monitor follow-ups and compliance, and remind patients by SMS.

Patients sign in with the mobile number registered at the ABTC. ABTC staff sign in from the button above. Patient records stay behind authentication either way.

What RabiTrack Offers

  • Patient registration and exposure records

    Validated, duplicate-aware entry for patient details, exposure category and the biting animal.

  • Vaccination schedule generation

    Doses generated from approved regimen templates, with the remaining dates recalculated after a late dose.

  • Vaccination compliance monitoring

    On schedule, due today, delayed, missed or completed — with a follow-up list for staff.

  • SMS reminders and notifications

    Privacy-conscious reminders before and on the due date, plus a message when staff reply.

  • Patient messaging and rescheduling

    One secure thread per patient, with staff approval of reschedule requests.

  • Reports and research-ready exports

    Facility reporting and Excel exports keyed by patient code rather than by name.

Privacy and Clinical Safety

Authorized access to patient information

Access is limited to authorized ABTC personnel and to each patient's own record.

Activity is logged

Access to patient information is recorded, and reports are restricted to the staff whose role covers them.

Privacy-conscious reporting

Aggregated awareness figures never show names, numbers, addresses or patient codes, and small groups are suppressed.

Clinical protocols are confirmed, not assumed

Regimen templates and compliance thresholds are configuration, not clinical advice, and are used only after the ABTC's authorized clinical personnel confirm them.

RabiTrack supports the ABTC's clinical workflow. It does not replace professional medical judgment, and it is not a substitute for seeking care.