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Visa Médical, a card that aims to create a real medical identity

In Guinea, a start-up offers Visa Médical, a card which aims to create a real digital medical identity for each patient.

But how does it work? How much does it cost? And above all, can this solution really facilitate patient monitoring?

We went to see this on the ground, at the Ratoma Communal Medical Center. Watch the report and tell us what you think in the comments. Would you be willing to have your medical records on a digital card?

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