Equip 50 Village Hospitals with Digital Records

Dear Donors,

We are seeking support for the Equip 50 Village Hospitals with Digital Records project. At this time, no donations have been received, and assistance is needed to begin improving how patient records are managed in rural health facilities.

Many village hospitals still depend on paper files to store patient information. These records are easily damaged, misplaced, or mixed up, leading to delays and errors in care. Health workers often spend valuable time searching for files instead of attending to patients. During emergencies or referrals between clinics, missing information can place lives at risk.

This project plans to equip 50 rural hospitals with tablets, computers, and access to an already developed hospital management system. Health workers will receive hands-on training to record patient visits, treatments, and follow-ups digitally. With accurate records stored securely, staff can retrieve information quickly and make better decisions during care.

Digital records will help reduce mistakes linked to handwriting or lost files and improve continuity of care when patients return or visit another clinic. Patients will no longer need to carry paper folders, and hospitals will be better organized even with limited staff and resources.

Your support can help bring reliable record-keeping to village hospitals and improve daily patient care. We kindly appeal for assistance to help launch this project and equip health workers with tools that support safer and more efficient services.

Kind regards,
Ugbede-Ojo Dominic Kadiri

Dear friend,

Thank you for caring about this project. No donations have been received yet, but we’re still moving ahead with plans and conversations with local health workers who know how much this will change their daily work.

Most village hospitals in Nigeria still rely on old paper files that get torn, lost, or mixed up. Nurses spend hours searching for patient cards, and sometimes people’s health information disappears completely when they move to another town. This often causes mistakes, delays, and poor follow-up care.

With a simple digital record system, these hospitals will be able to store and retrieve patient information in seconds. It will make treatment faster, safer, and easier for both patients and staff. We already know which hospitals will be part of the first phase once funds come in, and they’re eager to start.

Your future donation will help us buy computers, train the staff, and set up the systems that will finally bring order to patient records in rural hospitals.

With gratitude,
Ugbede Ojo Dominic Kadiri
Project Leader