Context
St. Thomas Medical Centre provides efficient, trustworthy, and affordable health services as a registered NHI Bahamas provider, with locations including Village Road in Nassau and presence across the Family Islands.
The partnership with Stratir focuses on software that supports patient flow, lab coordination, and staff workflows without adding clerical burden to understaffed clinical teams.
This work connects to Stratir's frontier health research on sparse networks: offline-tolerant capture, review queues, and exports partners can audit.
How Stratir collaborates
Patient and clinic workflows
Scheduling, intake, and visit documentation designed for shared devices and intermittent connectivity.
Lab and results coordination
Structured orders and result review for panels and testing workflows common in primary care settings.
NHI-aligned reporting
Export paths and data models that respect national health insurance reporting without duplicate entry.
Research-to-product path
Stratir's East Africa health systems brief informs architecture; St. Thomas grounds the build in Bahamian clinical reality.
Outcomes
- Less manual re-entry between front desk, clinical, and lab teams
- Software shaped for affordable, trustworthy care delivery
- A reference implementation for Stratir health builds in the Caribbean
Related research
Frontier Health Systems brief
Stratir's East Africa health systems research on sparse networks informs the architecture behind Caribbean clinical partnerships.