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Electronic health records in Zimbabwe

Heart, kidney, pregnancy, bone, eye and the rest of the chart are not separate products. BasaRx is the EHR clinicians assemble around one patient — and the same record feeds the pharmacy counter, FEFO stock and the ledger.

BasaRx by Pindah. Pharmacies, clinics and hospitals in Zimbabwe and Southern Africa. Cloud-hosted, with local support from Harare.

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What you get

Built for how Zimbabwe dispenses and bills

Pindah builds BasaRx so pharmacies, clinics and hospitals do not buy a till, an EMR and an accounts pack from three vendors. One patient, one medicine catalogue, one ledger — implemented from Harare and used across Zimbabwe and Southern Africa.

  • SOAP encounters, appointments and waitlist
  • Vitals, labs and ICD-10/CPT coding
  • Inpatient wards, theatre bookings and teleconsult
  • Digital consent with witness and IP capture
  • Audit logs for every clinical change
In depth

Electronic health records in Zimbabwe: how it works

Clinical record built for regulated practice

Structured diagnoses and procedures, drug-interaction rules and allergy flags keep documentation audit-ready.

Connected to pharmacy and billing

Encounters, appointments, labs, admissions and surgery bookings link straight into billing and the dispensary.

Security

Role-based access and facility scoping, audit trails, encrypted transport and regular backups on infrastructure aligned with ISO 27001 practices.

Questions

Electronic health records in Zimbabwe — common questions

It covers both: the clinical chart and encounters (EMR) and the shared patient record across pharmacy, clinic, wards and billing (EHR).

BasaRx uses role-based access, encrypted transport, audit logging and regular backups, aligned with ISO 27001 information security practices.

Run pharmacy and EHR as one business.

See the counter, the chart and the books connected in a single demo.