openEHR separates the clinical model from the application. Done well, that means data outlives the system that captured it. Done badly, it means an expensive repository nobody can query. We build the former.
Deployment, configuration and integration of openEHR CDRs — template lifecycle, composition handling, AQL query design and performance tuning.
Authoring and rendering clinical forms against operational templates, with validation driven by the reference model constraints in the template itself.
Archetypes and operational templates, reference-model mappings, terminology binding to SNOMED CT and LOINC.
Research-ready pipelines from openEHR persistence into analysis models, so data captured for care can also serve study and quality improvement.
Connecting enterprise and low-code application platforms to openEHR repositories, so existing estates can write standards-based clinical data.
Independent CDR performance assessment using a generated corpus of roughly 205,000 synthetic records and a published methodology.
The argument is not ideological. It is about what happens in year seven.
| Concern | What openEHR gives you |
|---|---|
| Vendor lock-in | The clinical model is yours and is expressed independently of any product. Replacing an application does not mean migrating the record. |
| Clinical change | Models evolve without schema migrations, because the reference model is stable and the content is archetyped. |
| Querying | AQL queries the clinical model rather than a product's internal tables, so queries survive system change. |
| Secondary use | Structured, archetyped data is research-usable by construction instead of by extraction project. |
| Procurement | Tenders across Europe increasingly specify openEHR foundations. Building on it keeps you eligible. |
Client engagements, described without naming organisations that have not cleared a public reference.
The cheapest time to get the clinical modelling right is before the first composition is written. We are happy to review an architecture, run a benchmark, or build the first template with your clinicians.