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A portfolio of health initiatives, coordinated on one shared layer

Government, private and non-profit partners working from the same workforce, location and field data.

Ministry of Health
20+Participating entities
8,000+Workforce records connected
600+Operational users
55Dashboards and heatmaps
84 digital forms · 6,000+ field submissions
01 — The challenge

Twenty organisations, one operating picture

Each partner arrived with its own systems and reporting rhythm — and the clinical systems carrying patient care could not be replaced mid-programme.

The operation before: paper forms, messages and spreadsheets.
Before
Where the work landed
Twenty reporting formatsEach partner with its own systems and rhythm
Deployment by phoneWho is where, asked around daily
Readiness checklistsNot comparable across entities
Weekly email reportsOut of date on arrival
No shared operating pictureAnd the clinical systems could not be replaced mid-programme
02 — The solution

A layer over the systems, not in place of them

Midani connected people, places, readiness and field reporting. Existing clinical systems stayed exactly where they were.

01

Workforce and locations

One register for who is deployed where.

02

Readiness as workflow

Assigned work with owners and states, comparable across entities.

03

Field data captured once

Digital forms filled on site, never re-entered.

04

One consolidated view

Dashboards and heatmaps across initiatives, partners and locations.

The Midani dashboard used to run the programme.
A hand holding a phone running the Midani field app, showing attendance clock-in and today's tasks.
Midani · field app
03 — Business impact

Coordination without displacement

Partners on one footing

20+ entities working from the same operational record.

Data with governance on it

84 forms carrying 6,000+ attributable field submissions.

A leadership view worth reading

55 dashboards current enough to direct the programme.

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