Twenty-two systems. One patient record.

One Health ID per patient, and a controlled way for facilities to exchange records.

A record system built around consultation speed.

Each department its own workflow, with one patient record and one bill.

Coverage confirmed at the counter, and spending visible to administrators.

The specimen from request to validated result, delivered to the record.

Every imaging study reaches the clinician who needs it.

Dispensing against the prescription, stock by batch and expiry, Mobile Money at the counter.

Arrivals sorted by clinical urgency, with wait times measured.

The cardiac picture over time: the trend, not just today's reading.

A proper dental chart, a treatment plan the patient agrees to, and recalls.

Built around images over time, so change is seen, not remembered.

Diabetes control over time, with complication screening made systematic.

A pregnancy from booking to postnatal discharge, with risks visible at every contact.

Mental health records with stricter confidentiality than general records.

Measurement, classification and, above all, the follow-up schedule.

Organised eye records and organised recall.

A device from assessment through fabrication to fitting, and beyond.

Growth, immunisation and weight-based prescribing, newborn to adolescent.

Rehabilitation progress shown with evidence.

Records the language of assessment and of therapy as clinical facts.

Paper captured into the patient record, so the electronic record is complete.

Stops the three leaks: uncharged care, unresubmitted claims, ageing debt.