Regional Medical Consortium Platform

Overview

Led by a municipal or county public hospital — or a hospital with strong specialty capacity — the platform links the institutions of a medical consortium and builds a regional health data centre. With clinical, imaging, laboratory, ECG and health-record data interoperable, it runs telemedicine and hierarchical diagnosis and treatment.

Modules

• Regional PACS, imaging centre, ultrasound centre: local acquisition, specialist interpretation, centralised storage and unified review.
• Regional laboratory and result recognition: mutual recognition of test results to avoid duplicate examinations.
• Tele-consultation: tele-radiology, tele-ultrasound, tele-pathology, multidisciplinary consultation and a nuclear medicine cloud platform.
• Hierarchical care: tele-clinic, two-way referral and tele-education.
• Regional ECG: local acquisition, specialist interpretation, closed-loop critical-value handling.

Platform characteristics

• Unified architecture: one data centre, standard interfaces and single sign-on, with tight system integration.
• AI services: a clinical knowledge base pushed down to primary care, with assisted diagnosis and monitoring alerts.
• Business services: scheduling, visiting specialist sessions, training and ward rounds delivered inside the platform.
• Decision support: BI dashboards for clinical and management decisions across the consortium.
• Operations: unified deployment and maintenance of software and hardware as a one-stop service.

Delivery

Phased by institution count, interface landscape and scope, covering data centre build, institution onboarding, interface adaptation, training and operational support. Details on request.