Outpatient Clinics
Reference and interaction checks at the point of prescribing with provenance shown.
Integrations
Standards-based interoperability with governance, sandbox testing, and clinically approved degradation behavior. Integration depth depends on your source system and pilot agreement.
Public positioning only — interface catalogs, endpoints, and runbooks are shared under appropriate confidentiality during vendor assessment.
Use Cases
Reference and interaction checks at the point of prescribing with provenance shown.
Patient-context alerts with acknowledgement, override reasons, and audit.
Formulary-aligned review and therapeutic monitoring worklists.
Shared evidence summaries for protocol and stewardship review.
Architecture
A high-level view for hospital IT and integration leads.
Simplified integration topology for hospital IT discussions. Production endpoints and credentials are never published on this page.
Deployment
Most hospitals start standalone, then add interfaces in governed phases.
Web workspace for authorized clinicians and pharmacists with tenant onboarding and pilot content.
FHIR, CDS Hooks, or HL7 interfaces for patient context and alert delivery with approved fail behavior.
Deeper EHR launch patterns and internal protocol repository links where clinically approved.
Principles
Scoped credentials, circuit breakers, and provenance for every external clinical feed.
Degraded and unavailable integration states must be clinically approved per workflow — never silent failure.
Start standalone, validate governance, then connect systems in controlled phases.
Discuss FHIR, CDS Hooks, HL7, or EIMS connectivity for your hospital pilot.