Kebeza is building practical cancer diagnostic access systems in Uganda: patient navigation, screening and FNAC pathways, result-status workflows, human-in-the-loop digital pathology, and de-identified proof systems that show where patients are delayed or lost.
Cancer Check, patient guides, WhatsApp routing, result explanation, and clinic-linked services help people stop guessing and move toward proper assessment and testing.
FNAC adequacy, turnaround time, referral completion, camp outputs, and result-status indicators can become safe proof artifacts for funders, clinics, and health-system partners.
PathEdge and related workflows are designed to organize cases, support remote reporting, and protect pathologist time without claiming that software replaces pathologists.
Community-facing services that combine awareness, patient intake, FNAC or Pap/cervix workflows where feasible, result communication, and referral tracking.
Status-only result checking — ready, not ready, or not found — with the potential to reduce unnecessary travel and expose delay points in diagnostic workflows.
Human-in-the-loop pathology workflow support for case organization, remote reporting support, digital imaging workflows, and structured proof of turnaround-time improvement.
APIR, head and neck registry work, and APOA are research-stage programs that should grow from consented, privacy-preserving, de-identified diagnostic operations.
This sequence is the core of the partnership model — each step feeds the next.
Camp, FNAC case, result-status check, clinic referral, or PathEdge case batch.
Turnaround time, adequacy, referral completion, delay, or loss-to-follow-up.
One-pager, dashboard snapshot, service-quality dataset, or camp proof story.
Grant evidence, clinic pitch, institutional report, or implementation proposal.