Imagine you are the district director of health services in a district in a low-income country. You plan on introducing an electronic medical record (EMR) system to replace the old paper-based medical record system in one of the busiest clinics in your district. To introduce the new EMR system, the clinic will need to buy the following machinery: (1) 10 computers at $2,000 each, (2) 5 uninterrupted power supply (UPS) units at $25 each, and (3) a warranty for each of the ten computers at $100 for the first year. A software package to run the system will cost you $5,000 for the useful life of the EMR system. You will need to train 5 health workers at the clinic to use the new EMR system in a one-day workshop at a cost of $1,000. The system needs monthly maintenance that costs $50 per month. The system uses $10 in electricity per month. The useful life of the computers is 5 years. The scrap value of the computers is $0 and the computer disposal company charges $20 to dispose of each computer. The discount rate for costs and outcomes in the country is 3%.

Identify the

1. Direct medical costs

2. Direct non-medical costs

3. Indirect costs