An ENT configuration linking clinic decision, surgical listing and post-operative follow-up.

ENT surgeons, outpatient ENT departments and day-surgery units.

Which problem does it solve?

The clinic and the theatre keep two versions of the same decision.

The listing is created by the consultation and carries its clinical justification.

Priority and waiting time are computed from clinical data, and the calculation is auditable.

The ENT path of the tour goes from clinic decision to theatre list to follow-up.

ENT surgeons and outpatient ENT services

On-Kare for ENT

ENT alternates between high-volume outpatient clinics and scheduled surgery, on the same patient and the same week.

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The decision to operate is made in clinic and re-entered by hand into a separate waiting list.
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Audiometry and endoscopy outputs sit in device software instead of the consultation record.
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Post-operative follow-up is booked without the theatre outcome being visible to the clinic.

the surgical decision creates the listing with indication, priority and consent.

audiometry and endoscopy attach to the encounter that ordered them.

the operative record drives the follow-up interval automatically.

Referenced, never restated: each capability is described on its own page.

Which surface carries each business domain in this context: Pro for the team, Me for the patient, One for the shared layer underneath.

Read what it covers and how it is delivered.

Read what it covers and how it is delivered.

Read what it covers and how it is delivered.

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Waiting-list priority rules are set by payers or public authorities and must be auditable.
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Paediatric ENT shares the guardianship constraints of paediatrics on the same platform.
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Theatre capacity, not clinic capacity, is the binding constraint on throughput.

No ENT customer story is published; the tour shows the listing sequence on real screens.

The surface this workflow runs on.

What is it?: An ENT configuration linking clinic decision, surgical listing and post-operative follow-up.
Who is it for?: ENT surgeons, outpatient ENT departments and day-surgery units.
Which problem does it solve?: The clinic and the theatre keep two versions of the same decision.
How does it work?: The listing is created by the consultation and carries its clinical justification.
How is it different?: Priority and waiting time are computed from clinical data, and the calculation is auditable.
What is the proof?: The ENT path of the tour goes from clinic decision to theatre list to follow-up.

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ENT alternates between high-volume outpatient clinics and scheduled surgery, on the same patient and the same week.

Medical review: 2026-08-24 · Legal review: 2026-08-24