RareCare

RareCare provides a better approach to solve rare cases of patients having a collaborative approach of a team of doctors.

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Inspiration

One of the major inspirations of this project is when we got to know about the case of our team member who earlier met with a car accident. According to him, he didn't get the proper guidance from the doctors as the different doctors gave him different solutions. We have tons of examples from our society who needs help for their case from the right minds. That's how we figured it what to build for the patients who need help. We thought to create a platform where a panel of doctors can work together for a patient to provide a better solution.

What it does

RareCare is a web application designed to facilitate the management and research of rare diseases. It provides separate portals for patients, doctors, and researchers, each with specific functionalities: Patients can view their health data, search for doctors, and book appointments. Doctors can manage appointments, review patient cases, and conduct video consultations. Researchers can access publications, collaborate with other researchers, analyze data, and provide insights on case studies.

How we built it

Next.js as the React framework TypeScript for type-safe JavaScript Tailwind CSS for styling Custom components (like GlassCard) for consistent UI elements React hooks for state management Tabs component for organizing different sections within each portal Some AI tools

Challenges we ran into

Creating a unified yet role-specific interface for different user types Implementing secure authentication and role-based access control Designing an intuitive UI for complex medical and research data

Accomplishments that we're proud of

Developing a comprehensive platform that serves patients, doctors, and researchers Creating a visually appealing and modern UI with a consistent design language Implementing features like video consultations and data analysis tools

What we learned

How to structure a complex application with multiple user roles Techniques for creating reusable components in React Best practices for handling medical data and research information

What's next for RareCare

Implementing real authentication and database integration Adding more advanced features like AI-assisted diagnosis Expanding the data analysis capabilities for researchers Enhancing the collaboration tools for the research community Implementing a mobile app version for better accessibility

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