Clinical Pathways
Pathways
Through Ortus’ integrated platform, pathways are customisable and configurable, ensuring flexibility and scalability, supporting and enabling patients and clinicians. Shared and collected data can be viewed by the clinician through the Ortus dashboard.
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Configurable Pathways
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Appointments Management
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Consent Management
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Discharge Management
On Referral
Once referred, patients are onboarded onto the Ortus platform and provided with online questionnaires. These standardised questionnaires, assessing health through pathway-specific measures (including PROMs and PREMs), may ask about symptoms, mood and patient’s needs.
Pre-Appointment
Having completed their health questionnaires, PROMs are evaluated by the necessary clinician, and booked for a consultation with the doctor. Whether this is virtual or in-person depends on the patient’s health status, and the need for physical examination.
Post-Consultation
Following a consultation, each patient is referred on to a pre-determined clinical pathway dependent on the nature and severity of their diagnosis. Patients are provided with additional information on the next steps, any upcoming procedures, and the need for further health questionnaires or at-home monitoring.
Pre-Procedure
At this stage, data received from patient questionnaires and remote monitoring of patient vital signs can be evaluated through the Ortus dashboard. This enables clinicians to accurately determine the severity of a patient’s condition and the appropriateness of the upcoming procedure, aiding in the decision-making process. Patients may be provided with additional monitoring, or treated for outstanding health problems prior to the day of the procedure.
Post-Consultation
Following any intervention, further PROMs and health data will be collected. Patients will be booked into either a virtual or face-to-face follow-up consultation depending on their condition and their recovery will be assessed for any problems.
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First Outpatient Appointment Lead Time Reduction
Reduction in Did Not Attends (DNAs)
Increase in Patients seen in Clinics
Post-operative Discharge Lead Time Reduction
Patients Moved to Optimal Medicine Titration
Up to Increase in Questionnaire Completion
Patients Reduced Time Off Work using Ortus
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