Rapid delirium screening form (4AT) for acute care, enabling structured, reusable cognitive assessment data capture.

Designed to capture key information about an individual’s needs and preferences to support personalised care.

A comprehensive framework for healthcare professionals to assess, document, and monitor the patient’s alcohol consumption patterns

A 10-item screening tool designed to identify individuals with harmful patterns of alcohol consumption.

The Alvarado score estimates the likelihood of acute appendicitis using symptoms, signs, and laboratory findings to support clinical decision-making.

The AIR score evaluates the probability of acute appendicitis by combining symptoms, clinical findings, and inflammatory markers to support diagnosis and triage.

Estimates major bleeding risk in atrial fibrillation patients receiving anticoagulation.

Assesses stroke risk in atrial fibrillation.

Calculates total body bicarbonate deficit in metabolic acidosis using weight and serum bicarbonate.

Sparkline graph with colour-coded interpretation of high and low values, including coverage for extreme deviations outside the sparkline area. Colour-coded stratification chart showing historical data of the last five values and the current value. Customizable reference range for parameter interpretation. Trend arrow to compare current and previous value. Handling of negative data value scenarios, such as not entered data, invalid, and expired data. Support for double parameters, specifically blood pressure Horizontal or vertical layout.

Example of a basic BMI assessment form.

Estimates Body Surface Area (BSA) using Mosteller formula.

A clinical assessment tool used to determine a patient's risk of developing pressure ulcers.

A 4-item screening tool designed to identify potential alcohol use disorder.

Estimates low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) using total cholesterol, HDL-C, and triglyceride values.

Cardiology risk & assessment bundle

Helps to determine the need for anticoagulation therapy in patients with atrial fibrillation.

Evaluates pneumonia severity using simple clinical criteria to support triage, site-of-care decisions, and referral.

Estimates creatinine clearance from age, body weight, sex, and serum creatinine to assess renal function and guide medication dosing.

Stratifies bleeding risk in patients with NSTEMI.

Evaluates the severity of community-acquired pneumonia using five clinical and laboratory criteria to support triage and treatment decisions.

Structured referral form for submitting complete clinical information to diabetic specialist nurses for timely, coordinated care.

Supports a diabetic specialist nurse referral management service

A column-based worklist that displays diabetic patient referral information.

Calculation of the estimated average glucose (eAG) from a patient’s HbA1c value.

Assesses how well a patient with serious illness can tolerate treatment, especially chemotherapy.

Assesses symptoms of patients receiving palliative care.

Tools for triage and acute decision-making in emergency care

Clinical tools for endocrine and metabolic care

A customisable gauge chart widget designed to visually represent numeric health indicators, such as Body Mass Index (BMI), using coloured segments to indicate value ranges. Ideal for dashboards and patient summaries requiring at-a-glance interpretation of key metrics.

For assessment of the severity of generalised anxiety disorder (GAD).

Coma severity based on Eye (4), Verbal (5), and Motor (6) criteria

GRACE score (admission)

For assessment of the risk of major bleeding in patients with atrial fibrillation who are undergoing anticoagulation therapy

Chest pain risk stratification tool

Calculates both ideal body weight (IBW) and adjusted body weight (AdjBW) using the Devine formula

Calculates maintenance intravenous fluid requirements based on patient weight using standard formulas.

A quick and validated screening tool designed to identify adults who are at risk of malnutrition.

This form is an example mental health assessment template designed to capture structured clinical data.

Identifies patients at risk for pressure ulcers.

Assesses acute illness severity using vital signs to identify patient deterioration and support escalation of care.

Basic tools for kidney assessment, urinalysis, fluid management, and dialysis documentation.

Used to identify patients who are malnourished or at risk of malnutrition.

Classify heart failure symptom severity

Selected assessment and calculation tools for oncology care.

Calculates cumulative tobacco exposure in pack years from a patient's smoking history.

This widget provides a compact, clinically focused visualisation of longitudinal parameter data. It combines a sparkline trend graph with colour-coded interpretation to highlight high and low values, including extreme deviations outside the visible sparkline range. A stratification chart displays the last five historical values alongside the current result, enabling quick pattern recognition. The widget supports a configurable reference range to align interpretation with local clinical standards. A directional trend arrow indicates whether the current value has increased, decreased, or remained stable compared with the previous measurement. The widget also manages negative data scenarios, including not entered, invalid, or expired values, ensuring clear and safe display behaviour. It supports double parameters, such as systolic and diastolic blood pressure, and can be configured in either horizontal or vertical layout to suit different user interface designs.

Show key patient identifiers in a clear and consistent way throughout the application. Customize the order of identifiers, use the color-coded gender symbol, set the date format and start building patient banners. Available in three sizes.

An openEHR-based form for capturing PHQ-9 responses and assessing depressive symptom severity

The Prescription History List widget provides a clear, scrollable overview of a patient’s current and past prescribed medications in one consolidated view. It supports structured display of key prescribing information, including medication name, daily or non-daily dosing, quantity, unit, repetition interval, descriptive instructions, and treatment period (start and end dates in ISO format). The widget can be configured to match different interface needs, with options for clickability, language (ISO 639-1 code), adjustable height and width, background styling, and custom messaging when no data is available. A shared data source (such as an API call) can be defined, ensuring consistent data retrieval across all listed medications. Presets allow rapid setup and demonstrate example configurations that can be adapted to specific workflows.

25+ clinically validated primary care tools across 6 segments: vital signs, metabolic risk, cardiovascular, diabetes, mental health, and lifestyle.

Screens for sepsis risk using simple bedside criteria to identify patients at higher risk of poor outcomes.

Estimates perioperative cardiac risk.

The Score and Scale Value widget presents individual results from structured assessments, clinical scores, or rating scales in a concise and visually stratified format. It highlights a single value and associates it with a predefined risk category, using colour coding to support rapid interpretation. The widget can display numeric or text-based results and optionally includes contextual elements such as trend direction, risk label text, assessment date, and completion status. The appearance and behaviour are fully configurable. Users can define the language (ISO 639-1), widget size (small to extra-large), vertical layout for narrow columns, and loading state. Risk levels (low, low_medium, medium, high) are visually distinguished, and optional trend arrows indicate change over time. Tooltips can be enabled with a required title and optional description, and additional configuration allows control over date formatting, time-since display, click events, horizontal alignment, and data sourcing.

Stratification chart showing the historical data of the last five values and the current value. Score display without stratification, accompanied by a sparkline. Unified colour coding system using four colours (grey, yellow, orange, and red) to indicate different levels of severity. Customizable names for each level of severity. Results can be displayed as either a numeric value or categorized into levels of severity. Option to show just the score value alone or just the name of the level of severity. Trend arrow to compare current and previous value. Handling of negative data value scenarios, such as incomplete score, invalid and expired data. Horizontal or vertical layout.

Simple selectable card list view that supports expanded view.

Scores organ dysfunction across six systems to assess severity and prognosis in critically ill patients.

Serum osmolality form to compare calculated and measured values, helping assess hydration, metabolism, and unmeasured osmoles.

The Simple Line Chart widget displays data over time using one or more clear line graphs. Each line can be configured with a name, colour, and a list of data points defined by X and Y values. It supports both line and scatter display types and allows basic control of the Y-axis range, grid lines, chart height, and language (ISO 639-1 standard). An optional toggle enables switching between linear and logarithmic scales. Presets are available to help you quickly understand and adapt the setup.

The Simple List widget is a configurable component designed to display structured data in a compact card view with the option to expand into a more detailed view. It supports flexible UI configuration, structured data rendering, notifications, search functionality, and both table and list display modes. The widget is suitable for presenting clinical documents, reports, observations, activity logs, or any structured dataset where users may first require a concise overview and then the ability to explore further detail. It consists of two primary presentation layers: Card view (compact) – provides a summary list of items. Expanded view (detailed) – displays full record details using either table or list layouts. The configuration separates UI behaviour from data structure, allowing independent control of presentation and content.

Evaluates patient substance use patterns.

The Time Series Table widget displays measurements over a defined period in a structured, scrollable table format. It allows multiple parameters to be organised by rows and dates, making it easy to compare values across time. Data can be grouped, expanded, collapsed, and styled with risk classes, reference ranges, and formatted value presentations. The widget supports dynamic data sources, configurable date ranges, zoom and collapse controls, and optional default data.

The Task Prioritisation widget helps manage and visualise task urgency based on due dates, reassessment intervals, and configurable warning thresholds. It automatically calculates task status from a reference date and defined intervals, applying colour coding to indicate urgency and improve visibility. The widget supports both full and compact display modes, optional display of the last assessment date, and configurable date formatting. It can also manage recurring tasks through reassessment intervals and “soon” warning periods. Data can be set manually or sourced dynamically.

The Run Chart widget enables visual tracking of clinical or operational data over time using interactive stacked line or scatter charts. It is designed to support trend analysis, comparison of multiple datasets, and time-based monitoring within a single visual component. Users can scroll, zoom, hover to view precise timestamps and values, and switch between linear and logarithmic scales where appropriate. The widget offers flexible visual configuration, including control over axis labels and grid lines, chart type (line or scatter), X-axis label position, language (ISO 639-1 standard), and custom text for empty datasets. Each chart can be individually configured with defined units, scale minimum and maximum values, logarithmic base, interpretation settings with reference ranges, and datapoint label visibility. Data can be dynamically sourced (e.g. via API) or manually defined, supporting multiple charts within one widget instance.

Supports assessment and monitoring of tobacco use and readiness to change.

Structured form for recording physical and chemical urinalysis findings.

Structured request form for urine testing.

The Visual or numeric scale slider widget allows users to select and display a value within a defined range by dragging a control along a horizontal bar. The selected value updates instantly, providing immediate visual feedback. The widget can be configured with custom minimum and maximum values, step increments, optional fixed steps, and a display title. Additional settings control whether the scale and title are visible and whether the track fills up to the selected value. The slider value can be set manually or sourced dynamically.

Basic vital signs assessment form for capturing routinely measured physiological parameters in clinical practice.

Example of a form for recording waist and hip measurements and automatically calculating the waist-to-hip ratio