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Use the MedBoard clinical app

Move from a ward case to a structured, reviewable multidisciplinary recommendation—without losing clinical ownership.

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Who this is forDoctors, nurses and authorised clinical staff
  • Sign in
  • Cases
  • MDT review
  • Reports
  • Analytics

Before you begin

Three things to have ready

01

An approved hospital account with the correct doctor or nurse role

02

The patient’s minimum necessary clinical information

03

A supported, non-emergency case suitable for decision support

Know the workspace

The screen at a glance

The navigation and information shown here mirror the role you selected. Your permissions determine which actions are available.

Clinical workspace

General Ward · active cases

KA
Assigned12
Needs review4
Signed today7
GW-2041Productive cough, fever and worsening breathlessnessUrgent
GW-2043Reduced urine output and new confusionReview
GW-2045Wheeze with increasing oxygen requirementUpdated

Clinical screen tour

From worklist to signed summary

These demonstration screens use fictional case identifiers and contain no real patient information.

1 · Find the case demonstration screen
1 · Find the casePrioritise the worklist by urgency and review state.
2 · Structure the record demonstration screen
2 · Structure the recordCapture only the information needed for the clinical question.
3 · Review the recommendation demonstration screen
3 · Review the recommendationRead the MDT output, safety flags and uncertainty together.
4 · Close the loop demonstration screen
4 · Close the loopMonitor signed decisions and recorded outcomes—not individual performance.
  1. 01

    Sign in to your hospital

    Open the clinical app, enter your hospital email and password, and complete any required password or enrolment step. Confirm that the hospital shown in your profile is correct.

    CheckpointYou can see your hospital’s case list—never another site’s.
  2. 02

    Open an existing case or create a new one

    Use Cases to find work assigned to you. When your role allows case creation, select the add button and enter the clinical question, ward, urgency and known facts.

    CheckpointThe case identifier and urgency match the source record.
  3. 03

    Complete the structured clinical picture

    Record problems, observations, medications, allergies, relevant history and missing information. Mark unknowns as unknown—do not guess to make the form look complete.

  4. 04

    Request or review the MDT recommendation

    Run the board only when the eligibility gate allows it. Read the summary, differential, investigations, treatment, contraindications, escalation and confidence as separate sections.

    CheckpointSafety gates and missing information are visible before action.
  5. 05

    Discuss, update and document

    Use specialist chat and round updates to clarify disagreements. Save a routine update or new report when the patient’s state or available evidence changes.

  6. 06

    Sign the clinical decision and record the outcome

    The responsible clinician accepts, modifies or declines the recommendation, records why, and signs the report. Record the patient outcome later so the hospital can measure whether the loop closes.

    CheckpointThe signed decision is the human decision—not an AI instruction.

Good practice

Do this

  • Verify every recommendation against the patient and local policy.
  • Record disagreement and missing data explicitly.
  • Use urgent clinical pathways for unstable or emergency patients.

Avoid

Pause before this

  • Do not paste credentials, unrelated identifiers or unsupported documents.
  • Do not treat confidence as probability of a diagnosis.
  • Do not copy an unsigned recommendation into the clinical record as a decision.

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