OUTSYSTEMS IN ACTION / HEALTHCARE & LIFE SCIENCES

How a cardiac monitoring platform moved from proof of concept to production in six months

Monitoring information becomes useful when the right team can review the right signal. Explore this platform’s application workflow and the delivery considerations behind triage, access and follow-up.

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RESULTS REPORTED IN THE SOURCE

6

months from proof of concept to production for the upgraded platform

≈50%

reduction in the program’s IT budget reported in the source

80%

of collected device data filtered from the healthcare-provider feed

THE BUSINESS CHALLENGE. THE CHANGE. THE RESULT.

The challenge

Connected cardiac devices produced more information than healthcare teams could readily review. An existing software platform was difficult to adapt to the specific monitoring and triage workflow.

The change

A medical technology provider rebuilt its monitoring platform with OutSystems, connecting device data to analysis, triage and notifications for healthcare providers. The upgraded platform moved from proof of concept to production in six months.

The outcome

The source reports an approximately 50% reduction in the program’s IT budget and filtering of 80% of collected device data from the healthcare-provider feed. Its historical account also describes more than 450,000 transmissions triaged across thirteen countries; these figures describe that reported implementation, not a clinical outcome guarantee.

Source: customer case study published by OutSystems. Brief prepared by Digital Alchimia.

DIGITAL ALCHIMIA’S DELIVERY PERSPECTIVE

What could this approach unlock for your business?

The useful next step is to connect the story to your own operating reality. Here are the questions we would bring into that conversation.

01

Define the handoff from a signal to an accountable action.

A monitoring workflow needs clear ownership for review, escalation and follow-up. Map those responsibilities with the clinical and operational stakeholders before automating notifications. OutSystems delivery expertise can support the application workflow while clinical decisions remain with appropriately qualified professionals.

02

Treat information access as part of delivery design.

Sensitive records require deliberate access boundaries, traceability and operational review. Establish which information each role needs, how changes are recorded and how exceptions are investigated. Those requirements should shape the delivery team and acceptance criteria from the start rather than be left for the last release.

START WITH THE WORK THAT NEEDS TO CHANGE

You bring the business challenge. We help shape the delivery team.

Digital Alchimia provides OutSystems professionals and delivery expertise for application development, modernization and evolution. Whether you need to reinforce an existing team or explore a new initiative, we can discuss the capabilities, responsibilities and next steps that fit your context.

A useful starting brief

✓ The process or customer journey you want to improve

✓ Where work waits, repeats or depends on disconnected systems

✓ The expertise already available in your team

✓ The outcome you want to measure and the timeframe to explore

Turn a promising idea into a useful conversation.

Tell us where your business needs to move faster and where your team needs additional expertise. Let’s explore an OutSystems approach shaped around your requirements.