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Open Medical | Pathpoint Clinical Workflows | United Kingdom
From the creators of eTrauma and eDerma - Open Medical brings Pathpoint as a new clinical workflow management systems that allows clinicians to digitise their care pathways to triage, track and review patients.
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1 May 2026 to 30 Apr 2028
Fragility fractures caused by osteoporosis are a major and growing health challenge across the UK and Europe. After an initial fracture, patients are at very high risk of suffering further, often more serious fractures, yet the majority are never assessed or treated to reduce this risk. This gap exists not because of a lack of clinical guidance, but becau...
1 Nov 2020 to 30 Apr 2021
Pathpoint SurgiCare is a digital solution to tackle the surgery waiting list backlog resulting from the drastic service interruption brought about by COVID-19\. The software captures and communicates all the relevant information required to prioritise patients for surgery; from pre-admission tests to post-discharge review and rehabilitation. Using cloud t...
1 Oct 2020 to 30 Sep 2021
The volume and dependency of critical care survivors now highlights the lack of a comprehensive and integrated national care pathway for patients and their carers. Pathpoint Restore fulfils the urgent need for a joined-up pan-regional platform to digitally coordinate the full critical care patient journey; from acute trust care to home-based rehabilitatio...
1 May 2020 to 31 Mar 2021
Intensive Treatment Unit (ITU) is the highest level of treatment for the most sick patients in society. Covid-19 is a novel infection with no known cure currently, leading to severe organ failure in the worst affected patients. Currently intensive care doctors are managing their highest number of patients in the history of the NHS. With high numbers of pa...
