Patrick Isaac Barnett-Bayoh

Patrick Isaac Barnett-Bayoh is a digital health and health supply chain implementation professional with practical experience supporting the deployment, configuration, training, and scale-up of electronic logistics management information systems in Sierra Leone. His work focuses on strengthening medicine inventory visibility, pharmaceutical dispensing, supply chain data quality, facility-level reporting, and the use of digital technology to improve healthcare service delivery. Through his work with Project Last Mile and collaboration with national health institutions, including the National Medical Supplies Agency and the Ministry of Health, he has contributed to Open mSupply implementation across primary healthcare facilities and hospitals. His technical experience includes configuring digital systems, building health worker capacity, developing inventory management workflows, developing dashboards, planning interoperability, coordinating stakeholders, and monitoring implementation.

He has also supported health information systems assessment work and contributed to initiatives involving vaccine supply chain digitization, product master data management, and improved reporting across national and district health systems.

His professional interests extend to digital public infrastructure, health supply chain transformation, technology-enabled decision-making, and sustainable digital health solutions across Africa.