Diagnostic Pathways
Medical diagnostic pathways and algorithms – integrated across disciplines and fully customizable to your needs
Complexity
The human body is a complex system
Each patient has individual pre-conditions, prior-diseases, demographics, bio-parameters. All of these are interconnected and influencing each other.
Many of these interconnections and feedback loops are well researched. We created a technology to make these accessible in a digital and automated way.
No need to start from scratch
Leverage our pre-built diagnostic pathways to kickstart your diagnostic projects.
Pathway Creation
How diagnostic content is created
Unique Pathways
How our content differs
We offer various extensions and customization features to tailor our diagnostic content to your individual needs. All diagnostic pathway content is created and reviewed by our experts. With a focus on quality and innovation, we aim to improve diagnostics for better patient outcomes.
Expertise
Our medical experts
The team of medicalvalues medical experts is supported by expert physicians from various areas helping to structure medical diagnostic knowledge. We combine years of clinical experience with the latest research.
Prof. Dr. med. Georg Hoffmann​
External Expert Advisor
Being a laboratory physician with years of practical experience and research expertise, Prof. Dr. med. Hoffmann is also the founder of the Trillium GmbH - a leading publishing house for diagnostics.
Prof. Dr. med. Lothar Thomas
External Expert Advisor
Prof. Dr. med. Thomas is a medical specialist in clinical laboratory medicine, microbiology and infection epidemiology, transfusion medicine, immunohematology, and clinical chemistry.
Dr. Hülya Kiralp
External Expert Advisor
Having worked in multiple laboratories as a specialist for laboratory medicine, Dr. Kiralp has developed specific expertise for gynecological endocrinology.
Prof. Dr. med. Kai Gutensohn
External Expert Advisor
Prof. Dr. med. Gutensohn is a medical doctor who has years of experience in managing both - private and hospital laboratories as well as teaching at a medical faculty.
Blog Articles & News
The Laboratory Report of the Future: Interoperable, Understandable, Interactive and Actionable
Laboratory reports are among the most important sources of information in healthcare. They support diagnoses, accompany therapies, enable monitoring over time, and provide an objective basis for medical decisions. Laboratories already do far more than simply deliver measurements: they ensure analytical quality, assess plausibility, account for methodology and pre-analytics, provide interpretive guidance, and support clinicians in contextualising complex questions.
Extending Laboratory Software – Trends and Opportunities
Laboratory software has never really been just software. It has always reflected the business processes, responsibilities, and day-to-day realities of the people using it. That is exactly why extension and customisation matter so much in the lab world.