Internal HIS
Measurements taken at the clinic and recorded by clinical staff during the visit.
Health timeline
Continuous health monitoring, with trends visible at each milestone
The patient's vital signs, body measurements, lifestyle, treatment and prevention goals are placed on a single timeline, with the source of each measurement recorded. At a glance, the doctor can see whether the patient is improving or needs intervention.
- Vital signs across the whole journey
- The source of each measurement is stated
- Care goals & plans
- Prevention & immunization
MedAgents clinic portal interface
Unified data
One timeline, every data source
Each point on the chart carries its own source marker. Doctors can see immediately which values were measured at the clinic, which came from a device or were self-recorded by the patient, and which have not been verified.
Devices
Measurements from monitors, watches and scales connected through the remote patient monitoring program.
Entered by the patient
Patients record their own home measurements in the app.
Not verified
Figures not yet reconciled by medical staff are shown with an outlined border so they are easy to tell apart.
Outside the reference range
Points above the normal range are highlighted in red on the chart.
Visit milestones
Milestone lines mark each episode of care for comparison before and after treatment.
Vital signs & body measurements
Clear trends, without leafing through every visit form
Blood pressure, SpO₂, temperature, respiratory rate, pulse, weight, BMI and waist circumference are charted across every episode of care, with reference ranges.
- Full record or the open episode: switch the scope of the view with a single button.
- Chart or table: click a data point to see details and actions.
- Problems & related medicines: the list of conditions under follow-up coded to ICD-10 and the medicines in use sit directly below.
- Quick capture: add a new measurement directly from the record screen.
Goals & plans
Set a goal, follow it until it is met
Treatment goals, the care plan, the follow-up schedule and team tasks sit in one board, each with a due date and an owner.
- The doctor sets a goal: for example blood pressure below 130/80 mmHg, compared against the current value.
- Follow-up visits & reminder calls: upcoming, past, and overdue statuses are clearly displayed.
- Health education: send diet and exercise guidance according to the plan.
- AI does not set goals on its own: all treatment goals are decided by the doctor.
Lifestyle & function
Understand the patient outside the clinic
Daily habits and the ability to self-manage care have a direct effect on treatment outcomes. MedAgents records them as part of the patient record, over time.
- Lifestyle & context: smoking, alcohol, nutrition, physical activity, sleep, and living environment.
- Standard scales: PHQ-9 depression screening, ADL/IADL daily activities, MoCA cognition.
- Change history: earlier entries are kept so you can see when the patient quit smoking.
- Standard coding: attach LOINC and SNOMED CT codes where a mapping exists.
Prevention & immunization
Don't miss a vaccination or a screening
Epidemiology, immunizations, past infectious diseases, and routine screening orders are tracked alongside the record, with due-date status.
- Immunizations: doses administered, booster doses, and alerts for overdue or upcoming doses.
- Epidemiology: travel, contacts, endemic areas in the place of residence.
- Screening & maintenance: HbA1c and home blood pressure measurement according to the care plan.
- Clear source: recorded by the facility, reported by the patient, or from an immunization record.
From data to action
Monitoring to intervene at the right time
The timeline is not only for looking back. It helps the care team notice changes early and act on the same record.
- Step 01RecordingMeasurements taken at the clinic, from a device, or entered by the patient.MeasurementSourceTime
- Step 02ConsolidationArranged on a single timeline, with source and verification level attached.ChartTableVisit milestones
- Step 03ComparisonAgainst the reference range and the goals set by the doctor.ThresholdTargetTrend
- Step 04The doctor decidesAdjust treatment, schedule follow-up visits, and assign tasks to the team.Clinical ordersAppointmentsTask assignment
AI only supports summarizing and suggesting. All clinical decisions belong to the doctor.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Are patient-entered measurements mixed in with measurements taken at the clinic?
No. Each measurement carries its own source marker; figures that have not been reviewed by clinical staff are shown as unverified.
Can data outside the episode of care be viewed?
Yes. Data recorded in the chart appears on the timeline together with the time of measurement and the recording source, so the doctor can cross-check it.
How do home measurement devices connect?
Devices are connected through the remote patient monitoring program. The device list and the connection method are confirmed per project during the discovery session.
Who sets the treatment goals?
The responsible doctor sets the care goals and the care plan. AI does not create goals on its own; AI suggestions are saved only when the doctor confirms them.
Can patients track their own measurements?
The facility selects the content shared with patients. AI content sent to patients always carries the notice: “This information is for reference only and does not replace a doctor's advice.”
See the entire health journey
Share the patient groups and the metrics your facility needs to monitor, and MedAgents will propose a suitable setup.
Compliance commitment
- Data stored on infrastructure in Vietnam
- Meets National Prescription data exchange requirements
- Law 91/2025/QH15 · NĐ 356/2025
- Information security level 3+ · HIPAA