Enterprise freedom, national scalability
An exploded architecture built for continuous delivery — from a single hospital to an entire health ministry.
Four pillars the platform stands on
Every deployment, from a single hospital to a national programme, is built on the same foundation.
Modern microservices framework
Zero-latency. Zero-downtime. Built for continuous delivery.
A modular Java, Spring Boot, and Angular framework supporting infinite horizontal scaling.
Centralized multi-tenancy
Unify entire nations out of a single secure cloud datacenter.
Independent hospital instances run securely inside clustered environments, cutting operating and licensing cost.
Secure containerization
Instant deployment across on-premise, private cloud, or hybrid.
Docker containers ensure isolated, repeatable, and secure software instances.
Open interoperability
Absolute compliance with global digital health standards.
Native support for HL7 FHIR, DICOM, and ICD-10/11, accelerating HIMSS 6 and 7 certification.
One source of truth for who the patient is
A national health system fails quietly when the same person exists twice. The platform maintains the central registry of patient demographics that every other system defers to.
- Source of truth for all patient demographics across the national estate
- Central registry of demographic information, maintained rather than copied
- Management of users, facilities and health professionals across national health entities
- Master patient data and the central national clinical repository in one place
- Web-based administration, with no client installation anywhere
Six things the hub has to do
Centralising every collection into one hub is only worth it if the hub is trustworthy. These are the guarantees underneath it.
One hub
Every data collection centralised in a single place rather than federated across systems that disagree.
HL7 integration and compliance
Specialised tooling that keeps FHIR conformance verifiable, so integration with existing systems is not bespoke each time.
Data management
A middleware layer between application services and the data layer, for high-performance access under national load.
Data security and privacy
Security controls and technical safeguards applied to all sensitive data, not selectively.
Provenance and audit logging
Every request logged and auditable, capturing user identity, device details and the context of access.
Access and authorisation
Authorisation controls that restrict who reaches which data inside the stack, enforced at the stack rather than per application.
Built to carry a country's daily load
Multi-tenant by design, so one datacentre serves every facility in the network without a separate installation per site.
- Independent hospital instances inside clustered environments
- Horizontal scaling on Java, Spring Boot and Angular microservices
- Docker containers for on-premise, private cloud or hybrid deployment
Interoperability, in one afternoon
Two hospitals, a pharmacy, and an interaction caught across the boundary between them.
- 01
The appointment
Their health record shows an appointment at Hospital A.
- 02
Tests and referral
Hospital A orders labs and refers to a specialist.
- 03
Same record
Hospital B opens the same record. The history is already there.
- 04
The prescription
The specialist reconciles medication and prescribes.
- 05
Interaction caught
The new drug conflicts with one prescribed at Hospital A.
- 06
Alternative issued
An alternative is prescribed. No alert this time.
- 07
Pharmacy found
The patient finds a nearby pharmacy in the same record.
- 08
Collected
Dispensed against ID; the record notes the collection.
Throughout, data is written to and read from the central platform — nothing re-entered, nothing missing.
Five layers, top to bottom
Three tiers, and a copy that survives the building
The internal architecture separates client, application and data, with the database tier mirrored to disaster recovery. External systems reach it over HTTPS only.
End to end, not clinical only
A national platform that stops at the clinical record leaves the hospital running its finances on something else. This is the estate one deployment covers.
Clinical care
- Outpatient (A&E included)
- Inpatient and nursing
- Operating theatre
- Gynaecology and obstetrics
- Dental
- Haemodialysis
- Vaccination and child growth
Diagnostics and pharmacy
- Laboratory (LIS)
- Radiology (RIS)
- Pathology
- Blood bank
- Pharmacy
Patient record and access
- Patient registration (MPI)
- Medical records (EMR)
- Appointments and resource scheduling
- Order management
- Archive and dossier
- Information desk
Billing and finance
- Admission and billing
- Finance
- Accounting
- Budget and cost accounting
- Sales
Resources and supply
- Stock and inventory
- Purchasing
- Fixed assets
- Maintenance
- Laundry
- Transportation
Platform and governance
- Security
- General system definitions
- Dynamic form design
- Batch management
- Messaging
- AviCenna JCI
Compliance is a precondition, not a feature
Health ministries procure against standards. We build to them from the start.
Interoperability
Native HL7 FHIR, DICOM and ICD-10/11 support, accelerating HIMSS 6 and 7 certification.
Data protection
GDPR-compliant de-identification, SHA-256 encryption at rest and in transit, national data residency.
Clinical coding
Australian Coding Standards with ICD-10-AM, ACHI and AR-DRG 6.0 classification.
Tell us what your health system needs to do
We work with ministries, hospital groups and funding agencies to scope national digital health programmes.