Kadara Pulse

Built for the realities of public hospitals.

Pulse helps public hospitals connect patient care, records, handoffs, and consumables accountability so less work and less stock disappear into the gaps.

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The conditions

Care and accountability have to move together.

Pulse is built for high-volume, paper-heavy, role-based environments where the work has to keep moving and the hospital still needs a clear view of what was done, what was used, and what does not add up.

Consultations, records, approvals, and handoffs cross shifts, wards, and departments.
Consumables are used at the bedside but rarely tie back to the patient, ward, or user.
Supervisors and management need a clearer view of what was done, what is pending, and what does not reconcile.

Two connected pillars: clinical workflow and hospital accountability.

Pulse ties consumables accountability to real care events, so what was delivered on the ward and what was used out of stock stay connected across the hospital.

Pillar 1 · Clinical workflow

Consultations, records, approvals, and handoffs, in one place.

Pulse helps public hospitals turn consultations into usable records, clearer handoffs, reviewed approvals, and the next operational step across busy wards and teams, even when the network drops.

  • Consultations, notes, and approvals captured in the flow of care.
  • Handoffs route to the right role without paper chasing.
  • Local capture continues offline; queued actions reconcile when the link returns.
Pillar 2 · Hospital accountability

Consumables accountability tied to care.

Pulse links consumables usage to the patient, visit, ward, and user so hospitals can trace what was used, what should be deducted, and where mismatches need review.

  • Patient-linked usage logging at the point of care.
  • Expected versus recorded deductions, at ward level.
  • Exceptions surfaced for supervisor review, not buried in stock sheets.
Supervisor visibility

A clearer view of what is done, pending, or not matching.

Pulse gives clinical leads, hospital management, and oversight roles a plain view of what was done, what is pending, what was handed off, what was used, and what does not reconcile, with every action logged end to end.

  • Supervisor view of work, handoffs, and consumables exceptions.
  • Reconciliation across wards, users, and stock movement.
  • End-to-end audit log with user, device, and timestamp.
Design partners

Built with the hospitals that use it.

Pulse is pre-launch, and we are honest about that. We work with a small number of public hospitals to fit the clinical workflow and consumables accountability to how their institutions actually run, then expand from what we learn together.

If your hospital, deployment programme, or oversight team is looking at care workflow, consumables leakage, or clearer supervisor visibility, the design-partner conversation is the right place to start.

Governance and accountability, built into the workflow.

Pulse is designed to align with the rules public hospitals already work under, so care, records, and consumables accountability sit inside the same governed system.

  • NDPA-aligned workflows

    Data handling, retention, and access controls are designed to align with the Nigerian Data Protection Act 2023 and the GAID 2025.

  • End-to-end audit logs

    Every view, edit, approval, and export is recorded with user, device, and timestamp.

  • Role-based access

    Least-privilege access by role and department, scoped to the work each user actually does.

  • On-premise hosting designed in

    Pulse is designed to support on-premise hosting for hospitals that require data to stay inside the institution.

  • Encryption end to end

    AES-256 at rest and TLS 1.2 or higher in transit, with key handling designed for institutional review.

Talk to us about a Pulse deployment.

Deployments are scoped for clinical leadership, hospital management, and government deployment owners, and cover clinical workflow, consumables accountability, and supervisor visibility together.

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