Your whole clinic, in plain sight.

The patient's file found from a few letters, the ticket placed in the right queue. At the cash desk: your prices, the insurer's share and the patient's share, in cash or mobile money. Every receipt is numbered. In the evening each cashier counts the till without seeing the expected amount.

Diagnosis coded in the international ICD-10 classification, prescriptions to the national standard with the doctor's registration number. Emergency triage calculated as the vital signs are entered. The wristband is scanned before every medicine, with a second check for insulin.

Laboratory with validation by the biologist. Pharmacy traced batch by batch, with a controlled-drugs register. Imaging. In theatre, the safety checklist and the operated side checked against the schedule.

The bed plan at a glance. Nights, meals and services billed according to the room, as you decided.

Cardiology, ophthalmology with spectacle prescriptions, paediatrics with WHO growth charts, vaccination records, antenatal care, a tooth-by-tooth dental chart.

Every cover note tracked. Each insurer's claim batch prepared in one click. The bank transfer matched line by line; every rejection explained and followed up.

Rotas for each department, on-call duty, leave, clocking in. Payroll is calculated from the rota: overtime, night and on-call allowances, contributions.

Each person sees only what their role requires. Emergency access to a record must be justified, then reviewed by the chief medical officer. Everything is logged.

Stores, kitchen and diets, physiotherapy, equipment maintenance, ambulance, cleaning, mortuary, social work, records.