Doktorijum
System and Mobile App

We were ecstatic to launch Doktorijum this year, after working on the development for the past year. Doktorijum application and system were designed to simplify scheduling doctor appointments and finding doctor offices to go to. Doktorijum is made of two parts: the system for the doctor offices and the mobile application for patients.

Doktorijum system for doctor offices allows creating appointment slots, keeping secure electronic medical records (following GDPR) and uploading the results. The key benefit of the system are patient electronic records that are cross-offices, meaning that the doctors can have insight in the full medical history of their patient. Another benefit of the system is that it can be accessed from any device.

Doktorijum Mobile Application

The second part of the system is the free Doktorijum mobile application that is available both for iOS and Android. The application contains an algorithm that leads users through several questions based on which the app can make a suggestion for a specific doctor specialisation.

After choosing the specialisation, the user is taken to a screen with a calendar and a list of doctor offices with available appointments. The application was developed as a hybrid application, using Ionic.

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SZJ App and Website

Application for learning Serbian Sign Language made for the project “The Right to Information – and we have the right to know” organized by the Center for Society for Orientation in collaboration with ATSZJ, GOGB, Sluzba, EU delegation and Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Serbia.

The main goal of the application was to make learning Serbian Sign Language available to as many people as possible. The app lists all the letters of the alphabet and numbers in separate modules. Alongside the application, a SZJ website was launched to promote the application and give insight into the project.

SZJ Application

The largest part of the app is the dictionary where the user can search and select a word or a phrase they wish to learn. The videos used in the app were specifically optimized for the mobile network and view. Beside this, the app also contains the full UNCRPD (Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities) that can be viewed in sign language, with the text listed below the video. Another inclusion to the app are the interviews with members of the community, talking about their life experiences.

The project lasted for a year and the app was a part of it as an additional means of learning alongside the e-learning platform that the Center for Society of Orientation has set up. To further promote the app, we have created a one page website talking a little bit about the project itself and linking to all the participating societies and companies.