The whole case at a glance.
A case is made of discharge letters, findings, lab values and progress notes, spread across years and across several systems. Klinovant reads them, lifts out what matters and lays it out in order. Every entry leads back to its line in the source document. Operated inside the hospital's own data centre, in clinical use at Universitätsmedizin Mannheim.
- Diagnoses, medication, allergies, prior findings: gathered from every document that belongs to the case.
- Every entry remains traceable to its source document and line.
- Everything stays inside the hospital's own data centre. The release stays with the physician.
Operation, data protection and physician accountability
On-premise
Klinovant runs in your own data centre. No cloud. Your data never trains a model.
Data protection
Patient data never leaves the hospital. The Art. 28 GDPR processing agreement and the role model come with it.
Security
Encrypted in transit and at rest, behind your firewall. Every release is recorded audit-proof.
The physician reviews
Nothing reaches the record without a physician releasing it. Klinovant proposes, the physician decides.
See it for yourself
Capture, structure, review, release: the workflow as it looks on the ward.
At a German university hospital
Klinovant runs at Universitätsmedizin Mannheim, embedded in day-to-day ward work. Two department heads work with the software, and their feedback goes straight into development.
We are now bringing Klinovant into further hospitals and are talking to investors and clinical partners about it.
TOXKAL
How well a course of radiotherapy is tolerated sits as free text in progress notes. It can be extracted by machine, but what works reliably at one hospital does not automatically do so at the next. That is what we are working on.
Four steps
Capture, structure, verify, release: the physician makes every decision.
Capture
Documentation-relevant content from the encounter is captured.
Structure
The content is structured and prepared for clinical documentation.
Verify
The proposal is presented for physician review.
Approve
The physician decides and approves, not the software.