Cross-Sectoral Care and Telehealth
Enhance the diagnostic collaboration between different sectors of care, including AI-empowered algorithms for telehealth
Unify diagnostic
data
Enhance your telehealth platform
Telehealth providers have to manage a large amount of partially noisy incoming information. Gain a 360-degree view of all diagnostic parameters, making them easily accessible. Leverage the full potential of your telehealth platform by integrating various areas of expertise.
Cross-Sectoral
Innovation
Leverage the medicalvalues platform and its tools as building blocks for truly innovative services. Quickly pilot new forms of diagnostic collaboration and improve patient outcomes by enhancing the flow of information between clinics and nursing homes or residential physicians.
Foundation
Data Standardization and Harmonization
- Data Mapping
- Data Harmonization
- 360-degree View
Map existing data sets on your platform to international standards like LOINC and SNOMED CT. Stay up-to-date on changes to the standards and monitor the use.
Harmonize your data using (semi-) automatic mapping tools. Ensure a common language for symptoms, standardized units and apply conversions where needed.
Get a 360-degree view by bringing together different disciplines and clinical expertise – including laboratory, imaging, and anamnesis.
Benefits
Improving Telehealth Diagnostics
With the increasing success of telehealth new data challenges arise – medicalvalues plugs into your existing landscape supporting seamlessly. medicalvalues offers telehealth providers:
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Standardizing and harmonizing of incoming data
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A clear user interface that quickly highlights relevant diagnostic insights
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Template diagnostic pathways, updated continuously
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Integration of different areas of expertise
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Next diagnostic step recommendation - including potential escalation
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Automation of your diagnostic workflow
Collaboration
Innovative Cross-sectoral solutions
Re-Use existing building blocks to quickly prototype new use-cases while ensuring future scalability.
- Out-patient care
- Cross-Institutional monitoring
- Process integration and innovation
Create a unified dashboard to monitor and view multiple patients – including warnings about critical trends e.g. within laboratory parameters. Be holistically prepared for stationary briefings.
At medicalvalues, we can help you identify areas for diagnostic innovation leveraging e.g. the Design Thinking methodology.
Our Offer
How we can support you
Optimizing your workflow, medicalvalues helps you providing faster patient service. As medicalvalues seamlessly integrates into your existing platform, there is no need to retrain your users.
Take a first step by harmonizing your datasets and explore pre-built, high-quality diagnostic algorithms.
We support the creation of diagnostic pathways with subject matter experts – leveraging data-driven and expert-based content validation. You will always have the possibility to extend and personalize diagnostic pathways according to your specific needs.
Let us bring your cross-sectoral care projects together to the next level.
Blog Articles & News
medicalvalues Client – Flexible. Efficient. Connected.
The collection and processing of medical data, as well as the networking of processes, systems, and healthcare providers, are integral components of the increasingly digitalized care process.
The medicalvalues Client offers a lightweight solution for intelligent data extraction and distribution for your practice and clinic systems, enabling seamless integration into existing infrastructures as well as centralized organization.
MIO Laboratory Report: The Future Path of Laboratory Results into the Electronic Health Record (EHR)
The mio42 GmbH, in collaboration with KBV, has taken on the responsibility for the specification and development of Medical Information Objects (MIOs) for the cross-system exchange of health and patient data. In the context of the MIO laboratory report, they outline the prospective mandatory path for a standardized laboratory report into the electronic health record (EHR), relying on industry standards such as FHIR and LOINC.
In recent months, the implementation of the MIO laboratory report has been further refined. The commenting phase is complete, and the introduction is expected in the second half of 2025.