Whitepaper · planned
Federated query architectures for healthcare
Why query federation is the only architecture compatible with patient sovereignty.
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Whitepapers, case studies, and essays on building sovereign healthcare infrastructure. We're publishing as we go — every item below is a planned release. Subscribe to be notified when each lands.
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The materials below are structural placeholders. Each card represents a piece of content the LumkoMDX team is preparing — final titles, dates, and downloads will be published as each is completed.
Featured · in production
The Future of African Health Data.
An in-depth look at the trends, opportunities, and infrastructure gaps shaping the next decade of healthcare data on the continent. Currently in research and drafting.
The Future of African Health Data
In production · placeholder
~ 84 pages
Whitepapers
Deep-dives into sovereignty.
Whitepaper · planned
Pseudonymisation at source: a primer
How cryptographic tokens replace identity before data ever moves.
Whitepaper · planned
Compliance by architecture, not by policy
Mapping POPIA, HIPAA, and GDPR to structural guarantees.
Case studies
Pilot journeys, as they happen.
Case study · placeholder
First federated pilot — partner profile
Will document our first live federation deployment with a named partner.
Pilot result · placeholder
Cohort discovery across multiple sites
First cross-institution query benchmark — populated once a pilot is in production.
Case study · placeholder
Cross-border collaboration
Documenting joint research between institutions, without record movement.
Blog
Essays and announcements.
Essay · planned
Why we don't trust de-identification
Stripping fields is not a privacy guarantee. Architecture is.
Announcement · planned
Partner conversations underway
Updates from our work with IME, SAHIA, Telemedicine Africa, Pan African Telehealth Network, TurboMedics, and HealthBookApp.
Essay · planned
Sovereign by design — what it means
A short manifesto on why the architecture is the policy.