Digital health strategy
A roadmap from paper to connected care, sequenced, costed and realistic about infrastructure.
Capabilities · Digital health
One patient, one record, wherever care happens.
When a patient’s history lives on paper in one facility, every new clinic starts from nothing. Digital health changes that, if it is designed for the people who will use it and governed by the nation it serves.
Digital health and health information systems
Digital health and health information systems
We help ministries, hospital networks and operators plan, procure and implement electronic medical records, telemedicine and the infrastructure behind them, from a single clinic system to a national health information architecture connected to a central data centre.
Our principle is simple: health data belongs to patients and to the nation that cares for them. We design for privacy, security and national control first, and for analytics that serve public health.
What we deliver
Electronic medical records
Requirements, vendor selection, configuration, data migration and go-live support.
National architecture
Patient identification, shared records, registries and exchange built on open standards such as HL7 FHIR.
Data centre and hosting
In-country hosting, security, backup and disaster recovery planned with national partners.
Telemedicine
Virtual consultation and specialist referral networks that extend scarce expertise.
Data governance
Privacy law alignment, consent, access controls and the rules for using data in public health.
How an engagement runs
Landscape
Existing systems, connectivity, power, skills and laws mapped honestly.
Architecture
Standards, components and hosting designed for interoperability and control.
Pilot
A working deployment in representative facilities, measured and improved.
Scale and support
Phased rollout, training of trainers and a support model run by local teams.
Who we work with
- Ministries of health and digital agencies
- Hospital and clinic networks
- National health insurance schemes
- Development partners funding digital health
- Operators replacing paper or legacy systems
What we design for
- Records that follow the patient between facilities
- Data hosted and governed under national law
- Systems that work with limited connectivity
- Reliable data for planning and surveillance
- Clinicians who find the system helps them
NAICS codes
From our capability statement. US agencies use NAICS codes to assess capabilities.
- 541512Computer Systems Design Services
- 541511Custom Computer Programming Services
- 541519Other Computer Related Services
- 518210Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services
Frequently asked questions
Who owns the data in systems you design?
The patient and the nation. We design for national ownership, in-country hosting where the law requires it, and strict limits on access and use.
Do you sell software?
No. We are vendor-neutral: we define requirements, run fair selections and hold vendors to their commitments.
Can a system work where connectivity is poor?
Yes, if it is designed to. Offline-capable applications that synchronize when a connection returns are part of our standard requirements.
Not sure where to start?
Most clients begin with a short conversation and a focused assessment. Tell us about your organization and we will suggest the right first step.
