Offline continuity replay success target
IMPACT EVIDENCE
Where The Platform Stands Today
Real case studies take real pilots. Here's what's actually been built, tested, and proven, and exactly what happens next.
A note on this page: everything below reflects work that has actually happened. No pilot results appear here until a pilot has run and been independently reviewed.
What's Validated
Offline-first architecture, built and working. The Platform runs as a progressive web app with a local write queue. Care teams can register patients, update records, and manage procurement during an outage, with automatic sync once connectivity returns. Both a secure hosted deployment and a fully offline LAN deployment mode are built and functioning.
Security and audit baseline in place. Role-based access control and full audit logging are implemented and documented, ahead of formal penetration testing.
Engineering targets for first deployment:
Breach notification readiness window
Interoperability compliance target
Minimum supported network condition
These are the targets the Platform is engineered to hit at Victoria Chitepo Hospital. They are not reported field outcomes.
Our Proof of Concept: Manicaland District Hospital
Timeframe: Q3 2024
What we tested: core Platform workflows inside a live hospital, confirming the offline-first design holds up under real facility conditions, not just in development.
Status: Complete. This directly shaped the hardening work now underway ahead of our next pilot.
We're not attaching a performance number to this phase. It was a proof of concept, not a measured pilot, and we'd rather leave it unquantified than publish a figure we can't stand behind.
Next: Victoria Chitepo Hospital
Status: Confirmed as our next pilot site, pending government approval.
This is where our first independently measured results will come from. Before it starts, this funding round is completing the groundwork: a formal DPIA, Data Protection Officer appointment, DHIS2 and FHIR interoperability mapping with the Ministry of Health, and independent security testing.
We're also in early conversations with facilities in Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa. None of these are active deployments yet.
How We Compare
An independent feasibility assessment measured the Platform against Zimbabwe's national systems and global open-source alternatives: DHIS2, ePMS, Impilo, OpenMRS, and Bahmni. The conclusion: the Platform is built to feed data into these systems as a facility-level continuity layer, not duplicate or compete with them.
What We'll Measure, and Who Verifies It
When Victoria Chitepo Hospital goes live, we'll track the same indicators as our engineering targets above: offline continuity, sync reliability, and reporting timeliness, against a baseline set before deployment. Results get published here once they clear independent review. That applies whether they're good news or not.
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