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kingblessolivier/integrated-health-platform

Domaine:

healthcaredigital infrastructure

Type de record:

project
Créateur:
kin
Hôte:
One unified national health rail for Rwanda — connecting every actor on a shared core via a command-driven platform. # 🏥 Integrated National Health Platform ### One unified national health rail for Rwanda — every actor, one shared core --- ## Overview The Integrated National Health Platform is the **orchestrating layer** that connects every actor in Rwanda's health system — from the village community health worker (*umujyanama w'ubuzima*) to the Minister of Health — on a single shared core. It does **not** replace Rwanda's sovereign national systems (DHIS2, eIDSR, RSSB/KWIVUZA, NIDA, RMS, SAMU 912, RRA EBM). It connects them at the point of care and feeds them automatically. > **Design principle:** *Build what is missing, integrate what the state already runs.* ## The shift to command-driven access Unlike a traditional system where each role gets a hand-built dashboard, this platform is **command-driven** (in the spirit of core-banking systems such as Finacle): - The **command** is the atomic unit of access. - A **user** is created and **assigned a set of commands** (a command bundle). - The **single unified dashboard** renders itself from whatever commands the user holds. - Data is then bounded by the **four-axis** model: Role(command) · Geography · Tenant · Sensitivity. There is **one dashboard**, not 40. What you see is the set of commands you are entitled to, at your data altitude. ## Documentation The full, always-current index lives in **docs/00-index.md**. The 64 numbered documents are grouped below. **Core architecture (01–07)** - 01 — Architecture · 02 — Users & Access · 03 — Command Catalogue (~115 commands, 29 domains) · 04 — Access-Control Model · 05 — Design System · 06 — Unified Dashboard · 07 — Technology Stack **Security, interoperability & operations base (08–14)** - 08 — Security & Cryptography · 09 — Interoperability · 10 — User Workflows · 11 — Communication & Handoffs · 12 — Operations Verification · 13 — Data Visibility by Role · 14 — Analytics & Dashboards **Domain modules (15–20)** - 15 — Patient Management · 16 — Stock & Pharmacy Managemen …

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