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HIS

One patient. One record.

A complete longitudinal medical record — history, encounters, diagnoses, orders, results and documents — assembled in one place instead of across four systems.

The problem

In most hospitals the patient's history exists, but not in one place. The consultant reads the clinic note, the ward reads the admission file, the laboratory result sits in a portal, and the discharge summary is retyped from memory.

The clinical risk is not missing data. It is the time a clinician spends reassembling it, and the decisions taken before the reassembly is finished.

Core workflow

How the record is built.

01
Registration
One medical record number for every facility in the group.
02
Encounter
Outpatient, inpatient, emergency and home visits write to the same timeline.
03
Clinical documentation
Structured notes, vitals, assessments and problem list.
04
Orders and results
Laboratory, radiology and medication results return to the record automatically.
05
Coding and billing
Documented activity carries its diagnosis and procedure codes forward.
06
Continuity
Discharge summary and follow-up are generated from what was recorded.
Key capabilities

Clinical record

Problem list and diagnosesAllergies and alertsVital signs and growth chartsStructured clinical notesCare plans

Timeline

Encounters across facilitiesMedication historyLaboratory and imaging resultsProcedures and surgeriesDocuments and consents

Governance

Role-based clinical accessFull audit trailElectronic signatureAmendment historyAccess logging
Operational outcomes
−9 min
Chart preparation per consultation
1
Record per patient, group-wide
100%
Clinical entries attributable
−34%
Repeat diagnostic orders

Ranges observed on Al Jawad engagements. Your targets are set in diagnosis, before the work starts.

See the record on your own patient pathway.

We configure a working record for one of your specialties and walk it end to end with your clinicians.