Integrated Health Interoperable Platform
Built with international standards — HL7 FHIR R4, ICD-10 CM/PCS, SNOMED CT, LOINC, ATC classification and a DICOM viewer — providing data-driven disease diagnostics, statistics and supply chain solutions for health care receivers, providers and researchers.
What IHIP was built to address
Referral and interoperability, through vendor-neutral applications
The fragmentation that leaves half of referrals uncompleted.
Standardisation of medical data
Increasing acceptance of a referred case record, and automating referral from existing hospitals — digital infrastructure that in turn makes shared physical infrastructure and on-demand human resources possible.
Data analytics
Disease statistics and their inferences, enabling medical logistics services to meet demand and supply.
Artificial intelligence
Clinical decision-making tools.
Medical IoT
Shared medical infrastructure across preventive, community, curative and palliative care.
Three systems, two environments
Three parties, deliberately named together
Health care receivers
The person the record describes, who holds custody of it.
Health care providers
Who create records and need to read each other's.
Researchers
Who need volume and quality, and no identity at all.
See the architecture.
Layer by layer.