Africazine:
The Lagos State University Teaching Hospital is advancing its digital transformation despite public concerns.
Chief Medical Director Prof. Adetokunbo Fabamwo reassured that the hospital’s digitalisation programme is on track, addressing issues related to manual patient record handling. The first phase, completed in Family Medicine and Ophthalmology, has introduced electronic systems to enhance patient care.
Lagos State University Teaching Hospital’s Digital Transformation
The Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) is implementing a phased digitalisation programme aimed at improving healthcare delivery. Prof. Fabamwo emphasized that this initiative is designed to ensure efficiency and sustainability while minimizing disruptions to patient care.
Currently, the Family Medicine and Ophthalmology departments have adopted electronic systems, which have already improved patient care and records management. Additionally, the Accounts Department has transitioned to a digital format, enhancing financial processes and operational efficiency.
Lagos: Key figures on digitalisation progress
- First phase completed in Family Medicine and Ophthalmology departments
- Next phase to begin within the next few weeks
Future Phases of Digitalisation at LASUTH
The next phase of the digitalisation project will extend electronic medical records and digital solutions to more clinical and administrative departments. This expansion is part of LASUTH’s commitment to achieving full digital transformation in line with global best practices.
Community Support and Commitment
- Continued support from patients and staff is appreciated
- Commitment to patient-centred and technology-driven healthcare services
Lagos State University Teaching Hospital is dedicated to enhancing healthcare through digital transformation.
