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Clinical partnerships

The history your patient cannot reconstruct in ten minutes.

Years of measured history, classified to the standards you already use, in a FHIR record.

Designed around the encounter

Bring the longitudinal context into the conversation.

Shiora centres record continuity and deterministic use of published clinical criteria. Each classification can be traced to a documented rule and reproduced from the underlying record.

History

Dates before estimates

Periods, flow, symptoms and records added by the owner provide a longer history than a single appointment can collect.

Longitudinal context
Classification

Criteria that can be inspected

FIGO AUB System 1 and STRAW+10 apply deterministic rules to recorded dates and recognise when their criteria do not apply.

Published standards
Exchange

FHIR R4 where supported

HL7 FHIR R4 import and export carries the record into provider systems that support it.

Portable records
Consent

Owner-controlled disclosure

The disclosure log records who accessed what, when and under which consent.

Auditable access
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A useful integration path

Start with workflow and validation.

Define the patient population, clinical workflow, data exchange, evidence standard and accountability for each decision.

The result is a record integration built around measured history, reproducible classification and the consent of the person it belongs to.

Explore the clinical engine

Bring the real workflow

Tell us where continuity could change the conversation.

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