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Meet The Nigerian Entrepreneurs Who Just Raised $10 Million To Transform Africa’s Healthcare

Forbes For decades African hospitals had been operating entirely manually, from taking notes on paper on how many patients entered the hospital on any given day, to what type of care those patients needed, or where they were supposed to be directed to. The result was a major lack in efficiency, accuracy, or often even data about the patients they were treating.

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