Referral
Reason for the visit
Referral letter · p. 1
Explore Healthcare & rehabilitationLess searching.
Clinical workflows /Healthcare
Less searching.
More continuity.
Give clinical teams a source-linked view of the record. Retrieval, documentation and coordination agents prepare the next handover, with missing context visible and the clinician in charge.
CLINICAL CONTEXT · DOCUMENTATION · COORDINATIONA clearer picture of careILLUSTRATIVE SYSTEM
01 /One record, across the care journey
Context should travel
with the patient.
The useful unit is the handover: the right information, its source and a clear next owner. Choose a moment in the journey.
PERMITTED SOURCES
History
Relevant prior encounters
Authorized record · timeline
Open question
Medication list needs reconciliation
Source discrepancy · review
Context agentRetrieve within the patient and encounter boundary. Keep document dates and authors attached so stale information is easier to identify.
CARE CONTEXT / ILLUSTRATIVEDRAFT
A brief with a memory.
Prepare the relevant history before the next encounter. Keep unresolved discrepancies visible.
REVIEW BEFORE RELEASE
Care team prepares the encounter
Clinical judgment stays with qualified professionals.02 /A useful division of work
Three specialist roles.
One clinical owner.
Start with a documentation or coordination task. Fit it to the way your care team actually works.
Find the relevant record
Patient-scoped retrieval, document provenance and a view of missing or conflicting context.
Prepare the clinical work
Encounter notes, referral drafts and handovers organized around local templates and terminology.
Carry the follow-up
Reviewed tasks, named owners and a handoff that can be inspected in the existing system.
03 /Designed for clinical reality
Review is a
working step.
A clinician reviews and approves clinical content before it enters the record or informs care.
Privacy and governanceCONNECTEHR, FHIR and approved document sourcesIntegration depends on the interfaces and permissions available in your environment.
PROTECTPatient scope, role access and retentionPatient data handling, retention, provider access and deployment requirements are agreed before a build. Clinical decisions remain with qualified professionals.
EVALUATEOmissions, unsupported statements and review effortUse representative cases; measure completeness, source fidelity and correction effort before expanding scope.
NEXT /A focused first engagement
Start with one handover worth improving.
Agree the workflow, the available data and the acceptance criteria. Build a bounded pilot, evaluate it with your team, then decide what to extend.
Shape your Clinical workflows projectCUSTOM DEVELOPMENT · QUOTATION ON REQUESTWHAT WE DEFINE TOGETHER
01A permitted source and access map
02A source-linked documentation workflow
03A clinician-led evaluation and correction loop
Read the benchmark-based scenarioThe case file is a modeled engagement, not a client result.