Compliance
Compliance, registers and hospital traceability
Jovimed is a platform that organises registers, responsibilities and evidence for public and private hospital work. Teams follow applicable requirements, resources and reviews in shared context while competent professionals retain decision-making and approval.
For clinical teams, quality leads, resource owners and management in public and private hospitals.
Request a demo- Link requirements to activities and owners.
- Follow relevant registers and evidence.
- Keep review and approval with the team.
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Safety
- Infection surveillance (HAI)
Electronic infection records, microbiology and responsible antimicrobial use, connected through clinical review.
- Patient safety
Incidents, clinical risks, corrective actions and accreditation evidence with clear ownership.
- Implant traceability (UDI)
UDI identifiers, procedures and patients connected for review and safety follow-up.
- Occupational health surveillance
Role- and exposure-specific examinations, restricted medical results and administrative reminders for management.
Compliance and evidence
- Hospital compliance engine
Obligations converted into controls, deadlines, actions and role-based evidence.
- Audit evidence and procedures
Audit trails, inspection files and evidence packages generated from real operational work.
- ANMCS accreditation readiness
ANMCS standard requirements, evidence, owners and deadlines tracked in one place.
- Sterilisation and biocide registers
Trays, cycles, indicators and solutions, with evidence and human review.
- Medical waste traceability
Waste categories, quantities, handovers and disposal documentation in one traceable history.
Resources and continuity
- Inventory and disaster reserves
Batches and movements, with routine inventory separate from disaster reserves.
- Medical equipment maintenance
Devices, checks and interventions connected to documents and owners.
- Clinical continuity during cyber incidents
Digital dependencies, fallback procedures and recovery priorities connected to clinical impact.
- CNAS reimbursement evidence
Connect services, documentation and consumption to review reimbursement evidence and protect legitimate revenue.
- Hospital data foundation
A shared model for hospital structure, resources, responsibilities, obligations and process relationships.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND CONTEXT
How do registers and responsibilities connect?
The common foundation links the hospital structure to activities, resources and evidence. An owner reviews information, sets a deadline and follows the action; colleagues see the context appropriate to their role. Modules share operational references without turning a record into a clinical or legal decision. Configuration starts with existing processes, while connection to hospital systems depends on verified interfaces and available data.
Existing systems and documents
Sources, identifiers and access are examined with the hospital.
Association and review
Records retain context and observations from responsible professionals.
Decision and evidence
Competent professionals examine information before approving an action.
Integration with existing hospital information systems through standard interfaces such as HL7 v2 and FHIR depends on available interfaces and the configuration discussed during the demonstration.
IN PRACTICE
Useful questions
Who is this common foundation for?
The foundation is intended for public and private hospitals and teams working with registers, resources and evidence. Quality leads, clinical staff and management can follow shared operational context with access appropriate to their roles. Relevant processes and duties are reviewed for the hospital’s actual activity before workflows are configured.
Does Jovimed confirm a hospital’s compliance?
No. The platform organises information needed for review, but a record or document does not establish compliance by itself. Competent professionals assess requirements, check data and approve measures. Registers, deadlines and responsibilities make this work visible without replacing the hospital’s clinical, legal or administrative assessment.
How should we choose the first modules?
Discussion starts with a process, its responsible people and evidence they already use. The team identifies available data, points needing review and connections to other processes. A demonstration clarifies modules, configuration and integrations; implementation order is established around the hospital’s priorities and responsibilities rather than assumptions about a universal setup.
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