MediBridge
Care that reaches patients before the waiting list does.
- Client
- Meridian Health Group
- Year
- 2021
- Duration
- 10 months
- Team size
- 8 engineers
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The challenge
Meridian’s post-pandemic referral backlog had doubled, 23% of appointments ended in no-shows, and patient records lived in a patchwork of scanned documents and an ageing practice system. Clinicians needed video consultations that felt clinically safe — not a consumer chat app — with consent capture, identity checks and notes written straight into the patient record. UK GDPR and the clinical-safety standard DCB0129 framed every design decision, and the platform had to integrate with existing EMIS-based workflows without disrupting reception teams already at capacity. Any downtime during clinic hours would translate immediately into cancelled care.
Our solution
We shipped a React and Node.js platform with a hardened WebRTC consultation room — bandwidth-adaptive video, in-call image sharing and automatic fallback to a phone call — backed by a FHIR R4 API layer that synchronises appointments, observations and discharge summaries with Meridian’s EMIS systems. A web-based DICOM viewer lets specialists review imaging inside the session, and e-prescriptions route directly to partner pharmacies. Every event lands in an immutable audit log, data stays in UK AWS regions, and role-based access mirrors clinical hierarchies. Load testing to 500 concurrent consultations preceded go-live.
Results
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