Completing the Bridges
Completing the Bridges
Healthcare systems today face a critical challenge: a proliferation of half-built digital bridges. These bridges—intended to connect vital information, processes, and care—remain incomplete, leaving patients and clinicians stranded in gaps that undermine safety and efficiency. Despite significant investments in digital transformation, outdated technology and siloed systems continue to add administrative burdens rather than alleviate them.
This fragmentation is not just inconvenient—it comes at a steep cost. Across the NHS in the UK, mistakes and inefficiencies contribute to 860 preventable deaths annually and waste £14 billion[1]. With over 100,000 clinical vacancies[2], the system cannot afford to squander clinical expertise on administrative tasks that technology could handle more effectively.
[1] National State of Patient Safety 2024
Unwarranted variation in care exposes a troubling paradox: when everyone owns part of the problem, no one has full responsibility for solving it. Multiple stakeholders—clinicians, administrators, and hospital trusts—play vital roles in the patient journey. Yet, without end-to-end assistive technology to bridge these roles, critical steps are often overlooked, and patients ultimately suffer the consequences
Automatically checks the patients clinical presentation and past medical history against NICE and local guidelines, creating personalised care recommendations.
Intelligent processing and validation can dramatically reduces turnaround time from hours to minutes, helping improve clinical safety and guideline compliance
Eliminates manual form-filling through direct EPR integration and automatic validation against specialty-specific criteria in real-time.
Automatically checks clinical appropriateness and ensures complete information first time, while maintaining patient choice and optimising care pathway selection.
Automated scheduling of tests, monitoring of patient results and reported symptoms, assessing follow-up necessity based on guidelines and patient choice.
Only escalates when clinical indicators or patient feedback suggest intervention needed, transforming from routine scheduling to true needs-based care.
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