AHMEDABAD 2050
Climate Health Card
Interactive demo
Concept prototypeFictional records · Local browser demo · Not connected to hospitals
A design study for Ahmedabad · 2050

A health record should include where we live.

A prototype for capturing heat exposure, air quality and home cooling alongside a patient’s care history. Use the sample records to see how those details could help a care team ask better questions.

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Design study only. Exposure indicators are simple demo heuristics, not medical assessments.

Sample patient records

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These are fictional examples for testing the interface. Nothing here is an official health record.
Sample record — all details below are fictional. Exposure indicators are not medical advice.
Recent visits · all hospitals

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Step 1 — Identify patient Browser-only demo
Do not enter real patient data. This is a front-end concept only; saved records remain in local browser storage and are not securely managed clinical records.
Step 2 — Patient record Fields marked * are required
Basic information SAMPLE DATA
Environment and daily exposure SELF-REPORTED IN THIS DEMO
Health information FICTIONAL SAMPLE FIELDS
Sample visit OPTIONAL · ADDS A DEMO HISTORY ENTRY
New registration will be created.
Saved sample record SAMPLE RECORD PREVIEW

Hospital workspace (demo)

Simulated hospital workflow
Demo hospital sign-inSimulated accounts
Test accountsPublic demo keys

This screen simulates a hospital workflow using hardcoded demo credentials. It does not verify real staff, connect to hospitals, or provide secure clinical access. Records stay in this browser.

Why record the environment?

Research context, not a clinical guideline
01 / PROJECTION

Warmer extremes

Climate projections can show rising heat extremes, depending on the scenario and location. This concept explores whether everyday heat exposure belongs in a care record.

Heat exposure becomes clinically relevant context, especially for outdoor workers and people without reliable cooling. That is why occupation, daily heat hours, cooling access and ventilation are mandatory fields. Research lead: CSTEP Gujarat climate projections. Verify the exact scenario, baseline and page before citing this claim.
02 / PROJECTION

Heat stress rises

Climate assessments describe increasing heat risk across parts of South Asia. A future care workflow could pair exposure information with practical follow-up and protection plans.

A clinic record needs exposure and protection information before a heat event: cooling-centre access, emergency heat action and follow-up timing all live in the visit record. Research lead: IPCC AR6 WGI. Link to the relevant chapter before using this claim in a formal report.
03 / PROJECTION

Air quality is scenario-dependent

Air-pollution outcomes depend on emissions, policy and local conditions. The form asks about common exposure sources as a starting point for discussion, not as a measured pollution reading.

Traffic, industrial, construction and biomass exposure interact with respiratory illness. The intake form captures PM2.5 exposure level and its sources so care can include a protection plan. Research lead: IPCC AR6. A specific source for this exact PM claim has not been linked here.