Centers and Research
The PathCheck Foundation is committed to exploring and participating in the transformation of public health by combining innovative research with technological solutions that are capable of responding to modern health crises.
PathCheck's Centers and Institutes
ITGH
Institute for Technology and Global Health
The Institute for Technology and Global Health is PathCheck Foundation's hub for research, innovation, and development.
Its mission is research with ripples. It aims to explore new frontiers in public health technology and study its socio-economic impact through a robust research agenda at the intersection of public health, technology and governance. Learn more
DICE
Data Informatics Center for Epidemiology
The Data Informatics Center of Epidemiology is a branch of the PathCheck Foundation that aims to consolidate and analyze information surrounding diseases.
Our mission is to provide a comprehensive look at the health issues we are facing today. We aim to employ data informatics methods to do in-depth research and explore new avenues to stay on the forefront of health technologies. Learn more
Our Research
Papers
Apps Gone Rogue: Maintaining Personal Privacy in an Epidemic
Adding Location and other Context to the Google/Apple Exposure Notification Bluetooth API
Privacy Guidelines for Contact Tracing Applications
Transparency and Consent – By Default
COVID-19 Contact-Tracing Mobile Apps: Evaluation And Assessment For Decision Makers
Contact Tracing: Holistic Solution beyond Bluetooth
Contact Tracing to Manage COVID19 Spread – Balancing Personal Privacy and Public Health
The Architecture of Trust in Contact Tracing: How to evaluate and assess Contact Tracing solutions
Comparing Manual Contact Tracing Solutions and Digital Contact Advice
“While we know the effectiveness of contact tracing, when done manually it can be a time-consuming process for our public health officials. The Guam COVID Alert app digitizes contact tracing efforts and empowers each of us to stop the spread of the virus and save lives.”
