Investors & partners

Build the capacity
care depends on.

Kebeza is building a pathology service model around local laboratories, shared specialist expertise and acquisition that fits the setting. Choose the work you can help move forward.

PathEdge: founder-funded
Pre-revenue · In development

For investors

The unit is an accountable
completed diagnostic case.

Discuss an investment

Referring clinics, laboratories and hospital networks are the intended buyers. They buy access to a completed case with qualified review and an accountable report.

New specimens create recurring demand for diagnostic support. Software, acquisition tools and workforce organisation are the means of delivering that service.

Why this team

Dr Sharrif Musoke is a practising pathologist in Uganda’s national referral system and leads pathology resident training at Mulago National Referral Hospital, Uganda. Regional clinical work has supplied practical lessons about preparation, staffing, review and patient access.

Revenue unitCompleted diagnostic case

Paid for by the referring organisation under a service arrangement to be evaluated.

Costs to includeThe whole delivery pathway

Preparation, acquisition, specialist time, equipment, training, support and quality assurance.

Measures to establishCapacity, quality and contribution

Cases per cytotechnologist-hour and pathologist-hour, site cost, turnaround, major discrepancy rate and contribution per case.

What investment would help establish

  1. Repeatable service delivery

    Evaluate site onboarding, acquisition quality and supervised review through complete cases.

  2. Evidence and economics

    Measure clinical discrepancies, specialist time, support costs and willingness to pay.

  3. Responsible expansion

    Use the results to decide which settings and acquisition methods can support repeatable paid service.

The next commercial tests are pricing, repeat paid demand and contribution per completed case. Historical clinical service is distinct from platform traction.

For clinical & institutional partners

Bring a real workflow.
Define an evaluation together.

Host an evaluation

For hospitals, laboratories, regional clinics and organisations planning diagnostic outreach.

Start with the specimen pathway, available staff and equipment, reporting responsibilities and the patients the site serves. Agree a scoped evaluation before making a service commitment.

Prefer email? Discuss your setting

People and preparation

Map staff competencies, specimen preparation, staining, acquisition and supervision needs.

Review and accountability

Agree who screens, reviews, escalates and signs out, including discrepancy handling and patient communication.

Evaluation outputs

A workflow map, training and supervision plan, capture-quality record, timing study and cost review.

Patient appointments use a separate entrance.

If you need care, services or a result-status check, go to patient access. Evaluation enquiries reach the Kebeza office.

For research & grant partners

Fund the questions
that practice needs answered.

Research collaboration

Proposed work packages for independent validation, subject to institutional and ethics approvals and funding.

WORKFORCE

Competency and supervision

Define acquisition and screening competencies, supervised assessments and refresher-training requirements.

Deliverable

Competency framework and supervised performance record.

CLINICAL EVIDENCE

Image and glass-slide review

Retrieve historical records and available images/slides; plan blinded rereads with a second independent pathologist and histology correlation where available.

Deliverable

Auditable case set and discrepancy analysis under an approved protocol.

IMPLEMENTATION

Pathway feasibility

Evaluate same-day cytology, routine histology pathways and affordable acquisition reliability in defined settings.

Deliverable

Timing, quality, repeat-capture and cost measures.

GOVERNED RESEARCH

Registries and cervical studies

Develop permissioned image-registry work, HPV self-collection validation and p16/Ki-67 triage proposals.

Deliverable

Protocols, data-governance agreements and a study-specific evaluation plan.

Proposed institutional leadership.

Mulago is the proposed research lead, with Dr Sharrif Musoke as proposed principal investigator. Clinics and cytotechnologists are prospective collaborators. Kebeza’s proposed role is technical and service implementation. Roles and agreements will be settled through the study protocol.

Clinical records do not enter research or external models automatically. Consent or another legal basis, ethics review, access controls, de-identification and institutional agreements apply. Patient data are not offered for sale.

For technology partners

Make the next tool
work in a real laboratory.

Discuss technical collaboration

Acquisition

Microscope cameras, existing scanners, systematic mosaicking and affordable automated retrofits. Evaluate coverage, focus, colour and repeatability.

Compute and evaluation

Explore compute or API support for acquisition-quality checks, documentation and model evaluation. Diagnostic AI needs a separate validation pathway.

Language and access

Improve multilingual navigation and integration with local services. Sunbird integration is in development.

We are seeking technical support for defined evaluations.

Start with the work

Tell us the setting.
We’ll discuss the next step.

Include your organisation, the pathway or work package you have in mind, available equipment or expertise, and the question you want to answer.

kebezahealth@gmail.com

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