ABSTRACT
This research aims to develop a mobile application for Covid-19’s Patient Under Investigation (PUI) Self-Monitoring (PUISM). The intended audience for this project is PUI cases, specifically (Covid-19) cases. The application was developed for PUI self-health monitoring in order to keep doctors, nurses, and administrators updated about their health status. As a method, the ADDIE model was used in this project. The ADDIE model was employed in this project as an approach. Five phases comprise the ADDIE method: Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, And Evaluation. During the design phase, the developer will produce a prototype of mobile applications for PUI that will achieve the patient’s goals and patient requirements. The developer can then create mobile applications that follow the prototype’s design. During the implementation phase, the developer will publish the mobile application. The developer will then collect feedback, analyze the effectiveness of the mobile application for PUI, and determine whether the application is entirely functional or not. Finally, our endeavour benefits all frontlines by supporting them in tracking PUI that meet the criteria for Covid-19 occurrences. Additionally, this treatment reduces the transmission of infection Covid-19 to lessen the burden on the health care system and improve home self-monitoring.