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Version 2.1.0 · 2025-12-10
Portal now uses “Sign in with Hub” for authentication and user management.
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The store currently lists version 2.1.0, updated 2025-12-10.






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Note: This app is for public health and emergency preparedness experts.
The portal is built for public agencies to stay on top of key insights and drive outcomes in real-time. It brings all key data and workflows together enabling early warning and preparation as well as calibrated responses. Fully optimized for on the go use, experts can keep tabs on analytics, change strategy in real-time and respond as quickly as the situation unfolds.
Wehealth allows using risk stratification to anonymously target specific populations with tailored recommendations and keep tabs on engagement. This means driving treatment resources for at-risk populations, behavior modification suggestions to reduce spread, preparedness information in anticipation for adverse events, and response actions during and after crises.…
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Portal now uses “Sign in with Hub” for authentication and user management.
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