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Last update : 18 june 2021
Pass Sante Mousso
Ivory Coast
E-health & well-being
E-health | E-health & well-being | IoT | Smart devices
Regions impacted
Ivory Coast
Year of establishment
2012
Number of employees
10
Description

PASS SANTE MOUSSO is a jewel or a connected card associated with an online platform. It allows its owner to take his personal and medical data with him everywhere and make it available, if necessary, to medical and emergency personnel.

Maturity level
Series A
Support(s) via hubs, incubations, programs
  • Support by PNUD 2020
  • Subsidy by OIF in 2020
Awards and honors
  • 1st prize in the Business Plan Competition organised by the World Bank 2012
  • 2nd prize in the TECHMOUSSO competition (Gender Data Competition) 2016
  • 3rd Prize Orange Social Entrepreneur Cote d’Ivoire 2017
  • Best startup in the health sector at the African Startup Forum 2017
  • Super winner of the TOYP 2018 competition initiated by JCI Côte d’Ivoire
  • E-Health Start-up Awards Competition (CASES 2018) at the CIMSA Conference in Benin
  • InnovHealth Laureate at AFRICA SANTE EXPO February 2019
  • CNDH Innovative Ivorian Woman Award March 2019
  • Africa IT & Telecom Forum April 2019, the Honorary and Encouragement Award Winner
  • Women In Africa (WIA) 2019 health revelation June 2019
  • Winner of the 3rd Prize of the BJKD Foundation
  • Winner of the CGECI Service
  • Award Winner of the SIBC (Social & inclusive business Camp) scholarship 2019 Cote d’Ivoire
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Pass Mousso – A connected bracelet to save lives
Ivory Coast
E-health | E-health & well-being | IoT (Internet of Things) | Smart devices
The Pass Mousso is all the more useful in this context of health crisis where patients’ care is imperative - Photo courtesy of Pass Mousso - RRLe Pass Mousso est d’autant plus utile dans ce contexte de crise sanitaire où une prise en charge des patients est impérative – Crédit photo Pass Mousso - DR

The e-health bracelet Pass Mousso, by Ivorian Corine Maurice OUATTARA, helps doctors and protects patients in Ivory Coast.

The issue

Providing a medical record makes it easier to respond to emergency care

“Everything started from an event that occurred in 2014, the death of a young model in Abidjan, confides Corine Maurice OUATTARA, founder of Pass Mousso. Assaulted in the night, she died in hospital from her injuries because the hospital staff didn’t have the necessary information about her health. 70% of the people who enter the hospital in our country don’t have a medical record, so it is difficult for the professionals to give them the best care. The situation is even more serious in the event of a health crisis, such as the COVID-19 pandemic that we are experiencing but also Ebola that is coming back. We wanted to provide a solution to a long-standing problem.”

The solution

A connected bracelet to store patient data

Called Pass Santé Mousso and in the shape of bracelet with a QR-code, it is associated with an online and mobile platform that allows its owner to carry his personal and medical data at all times, which facilitates his medical care and monitoring. “The patient fills in the information, his personal data, his medical record, the person to contact in case of emergency, and then the medical staff takes care of the update”, underlines Corine. The system is secure and provides for the protection of personal data.

The stakeholders

Corine Maurice OUATTARA, the quest for innovation
Corine Maurice OUATTARA is the CEO of MCM, which created the Pass Mousso – Photo courtesy of Pass Mousso – RR

Corine Maurice OUATTARA is the CEO of MCM, the company that initiated the project.

She holds a degree in private law option company UNIVERSITY HOUPHOUËT as well as a Diploma of Administrative Director with EDUTECAL France. After eight years of practice in several companies, Corine OUATTARA remained guided to the perpetual quest for innovation. This will be done through professional reorientation in the fields of electronic security and ICT. She also starts her own business by creating MCM in 2012 thanks to a World Bank program of which she is the General Manager. She developed two years later in 2014, together with her team, the PASS SANTE MOUSSO.

The impact

Saving lives

With more than 10,000 users, the Pass Mousso operates in several hospitals and clinics in Ivory Coast. Accredited by the Ministry of Health, it is available in the premises of Maurice Communication Marketing (MCM), in the commune of Marcory (Abidjan), health centers, clinics and partner pharmacies, for a cost of 5,000 CFA francs (about 7.62 euros), and an annual subscription of 1,000 CFA francs (1.52 euros), after the first year of use, as a data maintenance fee.

Accredited by the Ministry of Health, the Pass Mousso operates in several hospitals and clinics in Côte d’Ivoire – Photo courtesy of Pass Mousso – RR

With nearly a thousand deaths every year in road accidents, the innovation quickly aroused the interest of health authorities, especially as it provides them with epidemiological data. As well as that of neighboring countries. “We are in the process of developing the Pass in other countries in the region, in Senegal, Togo, Benin… We are trying to adapt to the realities of the different countries. What you need to know is that our platform is very modular and can work with several existing solutions.” Hence its deployment with local partners.

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