Central hospital dashboard for government (CDRS)

The challenge

Each government hospital's information system could report on itself, in its own format, on request. Nobody above hospital level could see all of them together, compare them, or filter a question by Nepali date range without exporting spreadsheets and rebuilding the same charts every month.

What we did

We built a central reporting layer that pulls encounter, laboratory, imaging and billing records from each hospital into one store and presents them through a single web dashboard. Every view can be filtered by hospital and by a Bikram Sambat date range, because that is how planning cycles run.

The dashboard covers patient analysis (visits by hospital, gender, age band and weekday, new against returning), tests and diagnostics (test volumes, CT and MRI counts, top service categories, diagnosis groups and individual tests, with a complete test register carrying counts and revenue), and insurance and billing (insured patients and claimed amounts by hospital, insured test categories, bill volume by hour and by weekday).

The outcome

Government gets a cross-hospital picture on demand instead of a monthly compilation, in the calendar it plans by. Peak hour, busiest day, insured share and top tests mean the same thing for every hospital because they come from one definition.