LIMA PULSE · Evidence of practice
The Record
Every teaching session, drill, audit and feedback form completed at Lima Health Centre — dated, evidenced, and ready to show the moment anyone asks.
These counters start at zero on purpose. They will tell the true story of this centre, and a true story is the only one worth showing.
Activity log
No entries yet.
The first activity logged will appear here — date, topic, who led it, who attended, and the signed sheet behind it.
Three A4 sheets: one poster per form, plus four cut-out cards for the crash cart, the resus trolley, the notice board and a lanyard. Print once, and nobody ever has to be told the address.
How to log anything, in ninety seconds
Finish the activity
A lecture, a drill, a crash cart check, a boat check, a sea transfer, a case debrief. Anything.
Open the form on your phone
Scan the LIMA PULSE code on the wall, or use the button above. No account, no password.
Photograph the attendance sheet
The form asks for a picture. A dated entry with real signatures attached is exactly what an auditor asks for and almost never receives.
Submit
It arrives privately. Nothing appears on this page until Dr Karim publishes it.
Public view
What anyone with the link sees
The programme, the teaching material, and the summary numbers above. Group figures only — compliance rates, totals, average scores.
Named access
What management and the Ministry see
The full detail: named audits, individual results, signed attendance sheets. Held in a private folder, opened only by people Dr Karim has added by email.
Open evidence folderWhy individual performance is not shown here
Because the moment a person's score is public, honest reporting stops — people record what looks good instead of what happened, and the data becomes worthless. Names and individual scores stay in the private folder. This is deliberate, and it is what makes the numbers above worth trusting.