Directorate of Disease Control
Registration · rotation · learning — one record per person
Print this once and reuse it indefinitely — a poster on the wall, a sign at the front desk. Anyone who scans it gets their own unique registration automatically; you never need to hand out individual codes for day-to-day intake.
DDC Directorate
Scan to register
One QR, unlimited people.
Each scan creates its own record.
For one-off cases — e.g. printing a single physical ID card in advance for someone specific.
Individually issued codes not yet claimed. (People who came in through the shared intake badge are assigned and completed in one step, so they won't sit here waiting.)
No pending codes yet.
Choose how you'd like to continue.
Point your camera at the shared intake QR (or your individual badge, if you were given one). If your browser blocks camera access here, use "Have a code?" instead.
Every intern and corps member, with a full profile one click away. Click a name below to open their profile — schedule, learning, documents, and more, all in one place.
These people have registered but don't have a first division yet — pick one for each, and they'll see their schedule within moments.
Nobody is waiting on an assignment.
Everyone who has completed registration against an issued ID.
People posted to DDC by the Lagos State Ministry of Health Admin/HR system. Each arrives here already created in the Directory, unassigned — division and supervisor placement remains the same manual step it always has been.
A supervisor can then be set as a division's default, or assigned to an individual intern, overriding that default.
Can be set later too — without a PIN, this supervisor can't log in yet.
See exactly what a given supervisor would see — useful for checking an assignment is correct without needing their phone and PIN.
Concerns a supervisor has flagged as requiring administrative attention.
Every intern, one row each. Click a name to open their full profile.
Who is currently assigned to each division, checked against capacity.
Everyone currently in each division, and how long they have left there.
Each person's posting is split across divisions in priority order, proportional to weight. Edit and save to recompute every schedule.
Click any number to see exactly who makes it up.
People whose posting has ended. Approve once you're satisfied they've met your requirements — their certificate becomes available the moment you do.
Click a number above to see who's included.
Composition of everyone ever registered.
Who's where right now, against each division's capacity.
New people registered, by month.
Keep the actual file in Google Drive (set sharing to "Anyone with the link can view"), then paste that link here.
A cross-cutting shelf this material also appears on — it stays in its own division too, this doesn't move or duplicate it. Type any name; existing ones are suggested as you type.
Groups this into a guided, ordered sequence. Type any pathway name — as many as you like, not limited to a fixed list.
Leave unchecked for supplementary/optional material. Used to determine whether someone has met this division's learning requirements — shown on their profile and to admins reviewing certificates.
Paste in text from the material — a summary, key points, a copied section. AI drafts multiple-choice questions from it, appropriate for a final-year student; review and edit before saving.
Fastest way to add a lot of questions at once. Prepare them in Excel or Google Sheets, save/export as CSV, then upload here.
Simple multiple choice, one correct answer. Keep it short — 5 to 8 solid questions per division is plenty.
Anything submitted through the personal schedule screen shows up here, most recent first.
Choose what to analyse, a time period, and any filters — the preview updates live below, and you can export once you're happy with it.
See who was in which division as of any date — past, today, or scheduled in the future. A point-in-time lookup, distinct from the reports above.
Pick a date and click Generate.
This shows up on every intern's personal screen — a real introduction to who you are as a directorate. Everyone sees the same content, edited here.
Light, fun general-knowledge or health trivia — separate from the formal per-division quizzes. Not graded, not tracked, just for engagement.