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Fasere: Digital Tools Will Address Africa’s Long-term Clinical Conditions

Founder and CEO of Medlitics, Michael Fasere, speaks about the need to build customised digital healthcare tools for Africa that will address long-term clinical conditions and enable clinicians to depend

Founder and CEO of Medlitics, Michael Fasere, founded the company after witnessing the fragmentation of healthcare delivery in Africa and the limited continuity of care for patients with chronic illnesses. Medlitics addresses this issue by integrating artificial intelligence, remote monitoring, digital health records, and connected care into a single platform, empowering patients and equipping clinicians with better tools to manage long-term conditions.

The platform continuously aggregates health information from multiple sources, enabling early detection of deterioration and personalized risk scores, alerts, and recommendations, ultimately shifting patients from reactive crisis management to proactive daily care.

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