Project
EpiHandy is a mobile data-collection toolkit developed at the Centre for International Health, University of Bergen in Norway, originally created to address the unreliable and outdated data gathered during relief operations and research in remote rural Ethiopia. It replaces paper-based surveys with a mobile client, study manager and server that include built-in validation, skip logic and branching, and support for multi-language surveys, allowing researchers to design, collect and interpret data more quickly and accurately than traditional methods, without needing an internet connection to submit results.