MedProtocol
We turned medical protocols and documents into a simple platform, accessible on web, iOS and Android. Staff quickly find the up-to-date information, and managers track training from a single place.
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The problem, the goal, the solution and the result of the project
The problem
Protocols, procedures and documents were scattered across folders, paper and files that were hard to find or update.
The goal
A single source of information for medical staff, easy to access, browse and manage from any device.
The solution
A web platform and mobile apps with centralized protocols, fast search, role-based access, training, statistics and notifications.
The result
Less time wasted, less bureaucracy and quick access to the same updated version of every protocol.
What we had to decide for the solution to work.
Three decisions made for the problem and the people behind the MedProtocol project.
One version of every protocol
We replaced scattered documents with one central source that is up to date and easy to manage.
The right access for every role
Doctors, nurses and administrators find the relevant information without going through content that is not meant for them.
The same experience on web and mobile
The platform follows staff where they need the information instead of making them return to one computer.
The system behind the result.
Search and assistance in protocols
Staff quickly find the information they need, and assisted features can generate summaries and action lists to be reviewed before use.
Training and clear statistics
Managers can track protocol completion and training progress, without separate spreadsheets and manual checks.
Role-based access
Doctors, nurses and administrators see the resources that match their role, on the web or in the mobile app.
Protocols, training and internal communication are brought together into a coherent experience, available on web and mobile.
What would you like to work more simply in your business?
Tell us what is happening now. We follow the problem, keep what works and choose the first step worth taking.
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