Doctors start the process of providing digital patient information or consent and send the individual access link to the patients. They receive all the necessary information in one place and can begin their preparation at their convenience.
Patients enter their personal data, previous illnesses, and health information directly into the digital medical history form. The guided form reduces queries and improves data quality.
Required documents such as medical reports or doctor's letters can be easily uploaded. This ensures that doctors have all the information they need before the consultation.
Patients receive easy-to-understand informational videos and materials about the planned anesthesia. The multimedia pre-education serves to better prepare them for the upcoming consultation.
Before the planned anesthesia, patients receive an invitation to a digital or in-person consultation. This allows any open questions to be discussed in a targeted manner.
During the video call, doctors go through the medical history form with the patient, answer questions, and clarify any remaining concerns. This process is structured and transparent.
Consent is given digitally via a qualified electronic signature (QES). This means that the information provided is legally confirmed and documented immediately.
The signed document is automatically stored in the central repository or in the hospital management system. A note in the medical record completes the process.
