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EnterpriseEverest Community Health · 2024

Paperless patient records across 18 rural clinics

Offline-first clinical records syncing over intermittent satellite links, with full audit compliance.

3 weeks → 1 day
Reporting time
214k
Records recovered
-57%
Stock-outs
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The problem

Eighteen rural clinics operated on paper registers. Patient history was lost between visits, medicine stock was estimated rather than counted, and reporting to the provincial health office took three weeks each quarter.

Technical execution

  1. 01Designed an offline-first sync engine with per-record conflict resolution
  2. 02Built a tablet interface usable by staff with minimal computer exposure
  3. 03Implemented medicine inventory with expiry tracking and low-stock alerts
  4. 04Automated quarterly provincial health reporting

Client impact

3 weeks → 1 day

Reporting time

214k

Records recovered

-57%

Stock-outs

Delivered on schedule with full repository and infrastructure handover to the client's internal engineering team.

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