Med-Alert is Sri Lanka’s first mobile application developed specifically for Adverse Drug Reaction (ADR) reporting and management.

ADR Reporting

Report suspected drugs, symptoms, outcomes, and actions taken
Capture moderate, mild, and severe reactions in detail
High report quality enforced by mandatory field completion
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Patient Management

Create and manage individual patient records
Record and view medical history, illnesses, and drug interactions
Use NIC or BHT number for retrieval
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Secure Access & Role Control

Role-based
Password recovery and permission management
Activity logs for monitoring and accountability
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Why Med-Alert?

Traditional paper-based ADR reporting in Sri Lanka has long been limited by under-reporting, data fragmentation, and lack of accessibility. Med-Alert overcomes these challenges by:

Go Digital

Allowing real-time digital reporting at the bedside

Realtime

Allowing real-time digital reporting at the bedside

Data Analysis

Supporting data retrieval for analysis, audit, and regulatory action

Research-Backed Development

Med-Alert was evaluated through a cluster randomized control trial at the Teaching Hospital Karapitiya (now National Hospital Galle), involving 76 healthcare professionals..

Results

ADR reports increased from 1 (control) and 26 (manual) to 69 via Med-Alert app

Results

100% completeness of ADR reports through the app

Results

Most reports were from moderate and mild reactions, with antibiotics being the most implicated drugs

“Med-Alert significantly improved both the quantity and quality of ADR reports, demonstrating its potential for national rollout.”

- Study Conclusion -

ADR Reporting

Patient Management

Secure Access & Role Control

Why Med-Alert?

Go Digital

Realtime

Data Analysis

Research-Backed Development

Results

Results

Results

“Med-Alert significantly improved both the quantity and quality of ADR reports, demonstrating its potential for national rollout.”