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Prototype demoCareStrand is being demonstrated with synthetic data. Production deployment is coming soon.What the demo includes
For healthcare organisations

A stable clinical workspace across fragmented and changing systems.

CareStrand is designed to improve the value of existing EPR, shared-record and departmental-system investments while creating a governed route for new clinical applications.

CareStrand pilot to platform roadmap
A problem across healthcare

Fragmentation is organisational, technical and operational.

The core challenge appears in public, private and mixed healthcare environments internationally—not only in one national system.

Clinical leadersReduce switching and make unfinished work visible without losing source evidence.
Digital & architectureReuse integration engines and create a stable clinician layer during EPR change.
Safety, IG & cyberControl context, application access, approvals, receipts and revocation.
Operations & financeMeasure preparation time, letter turnaround, completion and capacity impact.
A bounded first pilot

Start with one high-friction workflow, not “the whole hospital”.

A strong first use case is outpatient clinic preparation, documentation and open-loop follow-up in one specialty.

01

Prepare

Relevant hospital, primary, community, result and document context.

02

Support

Ask the Record, context launch and approved applications during clinic.

03

Communicate

Clinician-reviewed documentation, patient information and recipient routing.

04

Close the loop

Investigations, referrals, results and follow-up tracked to evidence of completion.

TimePreparation and documentation
ClicksSystems and repeated searches
LoopsActions with owner and status
SafetyErrors, near misses and overrides
Deployment model

Keep identifiable clinical processing within an organisation-controlled environment.

The WordPress application is the current prototype shell. Production architecture would place identity, policy, connector credentials, context compilation and event reconciliation behind a separately governed gateway.

  • Organisation-controlled identity and access policy
  • Credentials and connectors outside the public web application
  • Minimum-necessary context assembled at the moment of need
  • Authoritative systems preserve the legal record
  • Complete access, model, action and receipt evidence
Target architecture

Clinician workspace

Patient, evidence and action.

CareStrand Gateway

Identity · policy · connectors · context · events · receipts

Integration environment

FHIR · HL7 · DICOM · documents · SSO · source launch

Authoritative systems

EPR · diagnostics · imaging · primary/community · patient channels

Pilot to platform

Prove value and repeatability before scaling.

01

Discover

Map the workflow, systems, baseline, owners, interfaces and safety boundary.

02

Demonstrate

Use synthetic or test data to prove context, workflow and governance.

03

Pilot

One specialty, defined users, measurable outcomes and pre-agreed stopping criteria.

04

Scale

Reuse connectors, workflow templates, App Passports and evaluation evidence.

What CareStrand needs from a pilot partner

Clinical sponsorship and access to the real workflow.

  • Named clinical, digital and operational sponsors
  • System and interface inventory
  • Non-production integration route
  • Safety, IG and cyber participation
  • Baseline and evaluation support
What the partner receives

A reusable clinical workflow and integration scaffold.

  • Organisation and pathway configuration
  • Connector and context contracts
  • Governed application framework
  • Evidence and evaluation design
  • Clear production-gap and scale plan
Explore a pilot

Bring us one workflow that still requires too many systems.

We will use the current prototype to define a bounded demonstration, integration path, evidence plan and commercial route.

CareStrand is currently a synthetic prototype for demonstration and product development. It is not connected to production clinical systems and must not be used with identifiable patient information or for clinical decision-making.

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