Inhealthcare Toolkit

The Inhealthcare platform allows organisations to build, amend and deploy their own pathways without any dependency on Inhealthcare. There is a functionally rich, browser based drag and drop toolkit specifically for this purpose.

The Inhealthcare platform and the Inhealthcare Toolkit provides an environment where workflows and pathways can be designed, built, tested and deployed quickly, in a cost effective way. The Inhealthcare Toolkit allows for the co-design and co-development of pathways with service users, allowing for immediate feedback on the creation of pathways, reducing the overall development cycle and ensuring that functionality meets the needs of users.

The Toolkit allows for the rapid development of user interfaces with service users. Web forms for online and smartphone applications, automated phone call scripts and email templates can also be developed using the Toolkit to demonstrate immediately how information will be displayed and get user feedback. Changes to the user interfaces can be made easily and new workflows and pathways can be published to test and live environments by authorised users so that pathways can be flexible and rapidly adapt to new requirements and drivers for change.

As the platform is centrally hosted, the existing pathways, interfaces and components can be reused to allow for the fast development of new pathways. This means that the amount of new work that will be required to be undertaken for new projects will be minimal. The reusable nature of the platform will allow for a quick turnaround time and fewer resources required to deliver new functionality as part of the project.

For any organisations involved in the delivery of digital health pathways it provides the ability to have customised pathways for each particular region based upon their own local protocols or the ability to have a single standardised pathway across the country. The power is with the end user.

Time saving

Using the Inhealthcare Toolkit to develop new services reduces the time taken from weeks to hours. The Toolkit’s modular design allows the adding and removal of functions and features quickly and with ease. Developed ideas can then be reused and shared with other projects, enabling the spread of digital services at low cost.

User friendly

The Inhealthcare Toolkit is designed to be accessible to users of any skill level. The content selector tool gives the user a list of possible commands at any point, and the built in error correction will highlight any errors or mistakes made. Service design can also be done using a diagram builder, replacing the need to write code.

Platform integration

Services developed on the Inhealthcare Toolkit can be deployed to the platform with a single click. This lets users test and evaluate the experience of clinicians and patients, and make improvements accordingly. Patient communication styles can be previewed while designing, negating the need to deploy the service in order to visualise how the service will look.

Help at every stage

As well as providing a full user guide of the Toolkit functionality, there are also a range of tutorials available, alongside the ability to post questions directly to other users and the Inhealthcare development team using the forum.