Digital and clinical solutions for hospitals and GP practices

Our virtual ward solution includes the following.

• Near patient device to monitor vital signs and physiological observations.
• A digital ward observatory for clinicans to monitor patient data in real-time.
• Patient communication features including telephone and video consultation.
• Patient messaging features including SMS and in-app messaging.
• Patient forms and clinical questionnaires which can be customised by the deploying clinical team.
• Clinician communication including scheduling and conducting ward rounds (meetings) through the platform.
• Clinician and support staff messaging including tasks.
• Shared patient record for a “single version of the truth”.
• Integration with NHS record systems.
• Reporting suite.

The Virtually widget is a toolbar which enables a clinician to quickly send an SMS or in-app message to a patient or inititiate a telephone or video call, request a document or an image, gather information through a form, triage consultations according to clinical priority and stream patient requests to the appropriate clinician in their team.

Virtually’s population health observatory gathers data from a range of systems to identify patients at high-risk or those with the greatest needs.

It supports clinicians in a local health system to make automated and human clinican interventions on patients, monitor outcomes, and demonstrate health improvement at a population level.

The observatory can be used at any scale, from a local integrated care system monitoring patients with long-term conditions, to a clinical team monitoring the health status of its patients.

Virtually’s Long-term condition hubs have the following features.

• Patient tracking of lifestyle and physiological observations such as BP.
• Sharing patient tracking data with hub clinicians.
• Care planning enabling the patient to set goals, aims and targets for health improvement in a care and support plan which they can share with people involved in their care.
• Webinars (group consultation) for health education.
• Telephone and video consultation.
• SMS and in-app messaging.

Conflux is a collaborative working tool that enables GP practices in a primary care network or clinical teams in different provider organisation to work together.

It supports the following aspects.

• Working on a new or existing project and project management.
• Sharing information about staff members and services.
• Conducting virtual meetings and webinars.
• Sharing clinical governance work such as significant events, clinical audit, and learning from complaints.
• Storing documents such as minutes of meetings.
• Conducting staff surveys.

Virtually Joint Care enables triangulated video or telephone consultation and secure messaging between patient, GP, and consultant whenever clinically appropriate or between health and social services.

This solution is appropriate for GP advice requests which are too complex for the advice and guidance feature of the NHS e-referral system (eRS).

The patient is part of the discussion and can view the advice request sent by a GP and the advice sent back by a consultant.

It enables secondary care centres to conduct virtual joint clinics with its supporting tertiary care unit. This saves patients or clinicians from having to travel long distances.