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Aybolit: Promoting Ethical Doctors in Ukraine

NOTE: Aybolit is scheduled for launch in Spring 2013.

Aybolit is a online platform for identifying and promoting ethical behavior in the Ukrainian public health care system. Patients submit stories of experiences with their doctor that meet a specific ethical standard. Those stories are collected, commented on by the patient’s peers, and then distributed back to health-care providers and their management.

This project seeks to engage the Ukrainian public on what is an acceptable ethical standard by which to hold health care providers, and ultimately aims to shift the perception of what financial relationship is and is not acceptable and normal between patients and doctors in Ukraine.

Production URL: http://aybolit.in.ua/

Installation:

It is necessary for you to configure some environment variables before running Aybolit. A sample environment configuration is located in .env-dist.

$ git clone [this repo] aybolit
$ cd aybolit/
$ bundle install
$ cp .env-dist .env
$ vim .env
$ foreman start

Note: Use of foreman is optional.

Authors:

Aybolit is a collaborative project between Heath Morrison and Transparency International Ukraine.

Contributors:

Beyond the software, Aybolit relies on several individuals within Transparency International Ukraine to implement the project within Ukraine.

Transparency International Ukraine:

  • Olena Kifenko, Project Manager
  • Michael Runey, Policy Analyist
  • Oleksii Khmara, Director

Thanks:

Hackathon Contributors:

  • Tanel Kärp, Site Design
  • Francesco Merletti, Initial Prototyping

Transparency International Secretariat:

  • Milena Marin
  • Mara Mendes

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