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The Information Should Move. Not the Patient.  What Three Years of Building Healthcare Software in Nepal Has Taught Us

The Information Should Move. Not the Patient. What Three Years of Building Healthcare Software in Nepal Has Taught Us

Healthcare in Nepal doesn't have a technology problem: it has an information flow problem. Patients still carry files between departments. Staff spend valuable time on repetitive paperwork. Critical information often lives in disconnected systems instead of following the patient. Over the past three years, building healthcare software has taught us that digital transformation isn't about eliminating paper, it's about eliminating repeated work and connecting every part of the patient journey. In this article, we share what we've learned, the challenges we observed, and why we believe **the information should move, not the patient**.

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