Yes. Hope is a care information system with electronic health record functionality. Unlike traditional electronic health record systems, Hope is developed to connect the care process. The patient works within a cohesive self-care plan while the AI assistant helps healthcare providers carry out the right action at the right time.
Traditional electronic health record systems are developed to document and manage information.
Hope is developed to automatically coordinate the care process. The AI assistant compiles information, performs calculations, follows care programmes, monitors the care process and helps healthcare staff carry out the next step. At the same time, the patient is guided through their self-care plan.
Information is recorded once and can thereafter be reused throughout the care process and, when relevant and compliant with regulations, also in quality registers and clinical research.
Yes. Hope is a medical device software, acting under MDR class IIa. That means we comply with the European Medical Device Regulation (EU MDR).
Hope links information from the patient and healthcare services throughout the entire care pathway. The information can come from the patient's self-care plan, symptoms and PROMs, home tests, medical technology equipment, laboratories and integrated care information systems.
The AI assistant uses the information together with the healthcare provider's care programmes, clinical guidelines and prediction models to continuously monitor the patient's clinical condition, treatment steps and need for the next action.
When the prediction model identifies a change or risk requiring the attention of healthcare services, an alarm is triggered. Hope creates a notification that is sent to the appropriate healthcare professionals in accordance with the care provider's chosen working methods. At the same time, the healthcare professionals are provided with a basis for clinical assessment, decision-making and action.
The patient is active through their cohesive self-care plan, carries out activities, records information and receives feedback on results, treatment and next steps. The patient's information thus becomes an active part of the cohesive care process.
The patient follows their self-care plan, carries out activities, records symptoms and measurements, and receives feedback on results, treatment steps, and next steps.
What the patient can do themselves becomes an active part of the integrated care pathway.
Hope continuously monitors the care process based on the healthcare provider's care programmes, clinical guidelines and regulations.
When a clinical condition changes, a treatment step is updated or an action needs to be carried out, an alarm is triggered. Hope creates a notification and the alert is delivered to the correct healthcare professional according to the organisation's working methods.
Yes. Hope uses AI-supported, rule-based and traceable logic together with healthcare care programmes, clinical guidelines, evidence-based methods and prediction models.
The AI assistant supports clinical decision-making. The clinical decision is always made by healthcare professionals.
Yes. Hope connects multiple diagnoses, multiple care teams and multiple units within the same care process. The patient follows a cohesive self-care plan while the care teams work from the same up-to-date situational overview.
Yes. Hope uses AI-supported prediction models together with the patient's aggregated information to identify the risk of deterioration before clear symptoms have developed.
This gives healthcare providers the opportunity to act earlier.
Hope integrates referrals, bookings, communication, self-care plans, clinical decision support and follow-up within the same care pathway.
The AI assistant performs many of the manual calculations, compilations and monitoring tasks that would otherwise take time, allowing healthcare staff to focus on the patients.
Yes. Information is recorded once and can subsequently be reused throughout the care process and, when relevant and lawful, also in quality registers and clinical research.
Yes. Hope is integrated with electronic patient record systems, care information systems, laboratory information systems, appointment booking systems, quality registries and medical technology equipment.
Hope reinforces the systems the business already uses and brings the information together throughout the care process.
Yes. Hope is also a Clinical Research Management System.
The same platform supports clinical care and clinical research with digital consent, randomisation, eCRFs, study activities, follow-up and exports.
No. Hope is diagnosis-independent and can be configured for various diagnoses, care pathways and research processes without the underlying platform needing to be rebuilt.
Hope is used within primary care, specialist care, highly specialised care, home care and clinical research.
The platform can also be configured for social care, student health services, occupational healthcare, insurance medicine, and other operations that require integrated AI-supported care and social care processes.
We will start with the problem you want to solve.
Together we review your care or research process, identify what can be improved and then configure Hope based on your care programmes, clinical guidelines, working methods and goals.
You do not need to adapt your operations to Hope. Hope is configured for the process you want to improve.
