Health Systems Concept
Systems-Design ConceptA systems-design exploration of how structured patient summaries could be exchanged between health facilities without attempting to replace existing records systems.
Concept ExplorationWhen patients move between facilities, important information such as medications, allergies, diagnoses, and recent investigations may not follow them. This can create duplicated work, delays, and incomplete clinical context.
PSEL explores a lightweight exchange layer for structured patient summaries. The concept focuses on sharing only the information needed for continuity of care, rather than building or replacing a full electronic health-record system.
A concise summary format for key diagnoses, allergies, medications, and recent investigations.
A concept for linking patient summaries using multiple identifiers, with safeguards needed for uncertain matches.
An API-oriented model for authorised facilities to request and share limited summary information.
A design direction that considers patient consent, access records, and accountable information use.
Important: PSEL is a systems-design concept and not a live clinical exchange platform. It has not been deployed in healthcare facilities, clinically validated, or presented as a compliant production system.
PSEL demonstrates HAIB Studios' interest in practical health-system design, interoperability questions, and the realities of digital tools in healthcare settings.
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