The Challenge
The complexity of maternal healthcare data made logging, synchronising and analysing birth outcomes difficult for midwives and administrators. The original system had no integration with major electronic health record systems and followed no standardised medical coding, which limited analytical accuracy, interoperability and reporting.
Outcomes recorded without a structured path.
Clinical data re-entered rather than received.
Records outside recognised clinical terminologies.
Practices unable to benchmark against similar peers.
Approach & Solution
smartData enhanced the platform to aggregate data from electronic health record systems using established healthcare interoperability standards, so that patient-specific data arrives through structured feeds rather than manual entry, and is processed for meaningful clinical trends inside the platform rather than exported to a separate tool.
Data ingestion works both with and without EHR integration, so practices are not gated on their own system. Records map to standardised clinical terminologies for analytical accuracy, and an analytics dashboard generates visualisations against benchmarking measures with pre-built comparison reports.
Key Features
Data received through healthcare interoperability standards.
Practices contributing whether or not connected.
Records mapped to recognised medical terminologies.
Outcomes compared to similar practices automatically.
Product Showcase
Final Outcome
Midwives log births into a structured record rather than a spreadsheet, data arrives from existing systems instead of being retyped, and a practice can finally see how its outcomes compare with others of similar size.
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