Latest updates from the Uganda Medical Registry, Ministry of Health, and our partner councils.

The Ministry of Health officially launches the blockchain-based national practitioner credentialing system, covering all three regulatory councils simultaneously.
AI-powered cross-referencing of UMDPC, UNMEC, and AHPC databases reveals scale of Uganda's healthcare fraud crisis — and how the registry is solving it.
Technical deep-dive into the architecture powering Uganda's first blockchain healthcare registry and its roadmap for pan-African replication.
New circular from the Ministry of Health requires all district health offices and government hospitals to verify staff through the UMR portal before any appointment.
The new CPD integration layer means practitioners no longer need to manually submit CPD hours — all approved training is automatically recorded on the blockchain.
A landmark agreement with the UK Home Office means Ugandan practitioners can now use their UMR blockchain certificate in place of NIRAS for UK work visa applications.
The new NFC chip-embedded physical ID cards allow instant tap-to-verify at point of care — no internet connection required for basic credential confirmation.
Following Uganda's successful launch, the African Centre for Disease Control has agreed to co-fund the rollout of the UMR model to 12 additional African nations.