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Coordinating patient data across departments and with outside practitioners
In a private clinic, Mrs. L., treated for cancer, moves from consultation to imaging, then to surgery and the ward. At every step she is asked for her test results again, and the coordinating nurse spends her days on the phone. Her community oncologist and the public hospital that also follows her receive the reports late, or not at all.
The problem
In a hospital as in a clinic, each department has its own tools, and outside practitioners, independent or hospital-based, public or private, who see the same patients have no access to the history. Tests are requested again, decisions are made without the full picture, and the facility loses time and slots.
Our solution
- 01 Map the patient pathway and the data exchanges between departments, from booking to follow-up after discharge.
- 02 Share a coordination record across departments and with outside practitioners, public and private, according to access rights and the patient's consent, using healthcare exchange standards (FHIR, HL7).
- 03 AI agents that prepare summaries, chase missing tests and plan discharge ahead, approved by the care team.
Expected outcome
- A pathway tracked in real time, from the facility to the practice
- Fewer repeated tests and lost slots
- Time given back to care
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