Health information systems
Rather than building health software from scratch, we work with established open-source platforms that health systems already use internationally, and set them up for local facilities. Our first focus is the laboratory, using the open-source laboratory information system OpenELIS Global.
What we offer
- No licence feesOpen-source software means budgets go into implementation, training and support, not per-seat licences.
- Configured for local practiceTest catalogues, reference ranges, facilities, users and reports set up to match how your teams work.
- Data stays in Trinidad and TobagoSelf-hosted deployments on your infrastructure or local hosting, with access controls, audit trails and backups.
- Training and ongoing supportHands-on training for staff and local support after go-live.
Built on open standards
The platforms we work with support internationally recognised health data standards, so systems can connect to each other and grow from one site to many without starting over.
Privacy and compliance
Health records are sensitive personal information under the Data Protection Act, Chap. 22:04. We design deployments around its General Privacy Principles: collecting only what is needed, restricting access by role, recording who did what, and keeping data in Trinidad and Tobago.
OpenELIS Global is open-source software developed by DIGI at the University of Washington. Mutexo is an independent company and is not affiliated with or endorsed by DIGI or the OpenELIS Global project.
Talk to us about your facility
Planning a new system or a pilot? We're happy to walk through what it would involve.
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