Mediserve is meant to demonstrate a self serve-medical form for places like hospitals. It is designed to run on mobile tablets that can be easily sanitized. There was at one point a companion android Kotlin app, however, it is no longer functional since the transfer to firebase. For the purpose of demonstration, it has no built-in security. Behind the scenes, you may notice it uses an ajax request to ensure the data is always up to date and not reliant on a page load. It is also mostly all client based as it runs in JS and has no backend code.
Ideally, If this were adopted it would not run on a public server. It would run on local servers contained within the hospital, and it would have more robust authentication. The AJAX requests and submissions may have to be replaced with a more secure alternative and the 'Nurse' Portion of the site would have to be password protected.
If you are interested in trying this app, click the link below to view it on a PC. Select 'Patient', Then input some dummy information. DO NOT INPUT REAL USER INFORMATION. Once completed, select 'Next' and 'Okay'. Then to view your data go to 'Nurse', and input the fictitious medicare number from the previous screen to view your artificial data. Optionally you can input '1234' to view a preset 'patient'.