Electronic Health Records
A longitudinal patient record that follows the person across encounters and care settings.
The business problem
When a patient's history is fragmented, clinicians spend consultation time reconstructing it, and important details such as allergies or earlier results can be missed.
Our approach
An EHR approach built around the clinical workflow: what each role must see, when, and how little effort it should take to record it.
Why it matters, in published figures
of US non-federal acute care hospitals had a certified EHR by 2024. The gap is no longer adoption. It is connection.
Source: ONC data brief, 2008-2024of US hospitals could find, send, receive and integrate outside data in 2023, up from 46% in 2018
Source: ONC data brief, 2023of physicians' EHR time in that study happened after hours or at weekends
Source: Annals of Internal Medicine, via Fierce HealthcareKey capabilities
- Longitudinal patient record
- Clinical documentation
- Problem and allergy lists
- Results review
- Clinical alerts design
- Data migration planning
How it runs, step by step
The real design follows from your environment.
- Faster access to a patient's history
- More consistent documentation
- Shared information across care teams
Try it: EHR/EMR Platform
A hospital information and electronic health record platform that brings the patient record, orders, results and the connected journey into one workspace. Use it for yourself, or
Estimate it for your organisation
Time spent on searching several systems for a patient's history. Set your own numbers and your estimate updates instantly.
Based on 230 working days and 1,720 hours a year. An estimate from your inputs, not a guaranteed result.
Review this with our teamHow we would engage
We spend time with the people who do the work, as well as those who sponsor it. The output is a shared statement of what must change and why.
What you receive
- Shared problem statement
- Success measures agreed
- Stakeholder map
Who is involved
Sponsors and business leads
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Discuss Electronic Health Records With Us.
Share a little about your organisation and what you hope to change, and we will arrange a conversation.