The Flemish government's Sociale Kaart gives every citizen insight into all available healthcare in Flanders and Brussels. It's a data-driven platform that automatically aggregates, transforms and indexes data from various sources, allowing for complex searches. Users can manage and manipulate the aggregated data, while the platform keeps track of every change. As such, this platform fulfills the role of a central data vault.
Role
Lead Developer
Problem Statement
Healthcare information is available, but is scattered across multiple government systems. This data can be obtained, but every source defines its own data structure and transfer mechanism. Sometimes this data contains outdated information. Therefore, administrators must be able to make corrections, while retaining all history. Citizens expect this information to be easily accessible at one location. Owners of this information (e.g. doctors) must be able to manage their own data in a user-friendly way.
Responsibilities