Hospitals crippled by week-long SHA system failures turn to manual records

Hospitals across the country are facing significant disruptions to healthcare services. The issues stem from ongoing technical glitches in the Social Health Authority (SHA) system. These problems have forced medical facilities to switch to manual processes. The technical failures in the SHA system have lasted for roughly a week. Healthcare providers report that patient care is being delayed as a result. Facilities and the Digital Health Agency (DHA) have had to abandon digital workflows entirely.

Manual processes are now in place, but they are proving slower. This shift has further strained service delivery in hospitals and clinics. Staff are working to manage the backlog caused by the system downtime. The prolonged outage has disrupted routine medical services. Hospitals continue to rely on manual methods while awaiting a resolution. The situation has raised concerns about the reliability of digital health infrastructure.