Built for primary care
Find the result that needs attention.
HMIT helps GP practices identify and prioritise returned blood and diagnostic results, then keep each issue visible through to resolution.
HMIT SafetyNet
Blood result priority queue
12
Needs review
3
Priority results
28
Reviewed today
Potassium 6.4 mmol/L
Patient 67F | Review today
eGFR decrease 22%
Patient 54M | Follow up required
Slightly raised ALT
Patient 41F | Review planned
One ordered view
Priority, context and follow up
1 to 2 hours
GP time spent reviewing results each day
100%
Results entering SafetyNet are triaged
4 priorities
Urgent, High, Routine and Normal
The problem
Results keep arriving while the working day moves on.
GPs manage a high volume of clinical information alongside patient appointments. Blood results return throughout the day and still need careful review. Important abnormalities can be harder to identify quickly when every result arrives in the same queue.
HMIT gives that information an order.
It helps the GP focus first on the results that may require attention.
How HMIT works
Follow one result through SafetyNet.
HMIT supports the flow of information. The GP remains responsible for each clinical decision.
STEP 01
The GP requests a test
The existing clinical process begins with the appropriate diagnostic test.
Urgent
Potassium 6.4 mmol/L
Review today
High
eGFR decrease 22%
Follow up required
Routine
Slightly raised ALT
Review planned
Normal
Full panel within range
No action recorded
Core capabilities
Four steps bring order to returned results.
HMIT SafetyNet is focused on the practical work of reviewing results, deciding what needs attention and keeping follow up visible.
Identify what matters
HMIT reviews returned diagnostic information and identifies results that may need attention.
Set a clear priority
Results are organised into Urgent, High, Routine and Normal groups so the order of review is clear.
Support result management
The GP sees the relevant result information in one ordered view and remains responsible for the clinical decision.
Track the issue
Results that need action remain visible as they move towards an appropriate resolution.
HMIT SafetyNet
The information a GP needs, in one place.
The product view organises returned results by priority. Relevant information stays close to the result so the GP can review it and decide what happens next.
HMIT SafetyNet
Blood result priority queue
12
Needs review
3
Priority results
28
Reviewed today
Potassium 6.4 mmol/L
Patient 67F | Review today
eGFR decrease 22%
Patient 54M | Follow up required
Slightly raised ALT
Patient 41F | Review planned
Full panel within range
Patient 29M | No action recorded
Ordered review
Priority groups make the review sequence clear.
Relevant context
The result and supporting information are kept together.
Clinical control
The GP reviews the information and makes the decision.
Why HMIT
Built around a real pressure in general practice.
More clinical information does not automatically create clarity. HMIT exists to help practices organise returned results so attention can be directed where it is needed.
Made for GP teams
The product is shaped around the daily work of reviewing and managing returned results.
Clear clinical boundaries
HMIT supports review and prioritisation. Clinical decisions remain with the GP.
Focused on completion
The workflow keeps issues visible from the returned result through to follow up.
For GPs
Start with the results that need attention.
Review an ordered queue instead of an undifferentiated list.
See relevant result information alongside the priority.
Keep follow up visible until the issue reaches a resolution.
For healthcare organisations
A consistent approach to returned information.
Support a clearer workflow for blood and diagnostic results.
Give clinical teams a shared view of priority and follow up.
Discuss implementation around the organisation's existing systems.
Healthcare ecosystem
Designed to fit the way results already move through primary care.
HMIT is being developed around existing GP practice and diagnostic result workflows. Integration requirements will be agreed for each implementation.
Blood and diagnostic results
Core product scopeGP practice workflow
Designed forGP systems
Implementation dependentDiagnostic laboratory result flow
Existing clinical pathwayAbout HMIT
Healthcare experience and product development, focused on primary care.
Andrew is the founder of HMIT Group and the architect of HMIT SafetyNet. He leads the vision, product strategy and development of the company, translating the practical pressures in primary care into focused clinical software.
Victor has extensive experience in the medical sector, including hospital environments and the operation of medical settings. He leads strategic direction, client engagement and the development of MedTech services for hospitals, GP systems and wider healthcare organisations.
Questions
What to know about HMIT SafetyNet.
What is HMIT SafetyNet?
HMIT SafetyNet is a clinical information tool for GP practices. It is being developed to help identify, prioritise and manage returned blood and diagnostic results.
Does HMIT make clinical decisions?
No. HMIT organises information and surfaces results that may need attention. The GP remains responsible for every clinical decision and the care of the patient.
Which results does HMIT support?
The current focus is blood and diagnostic results in primary care. The scope for each implementation will be agreed with the healthcare organisation.
Is HMIT available to GP practices now?
HMIT is speaking with GPs and healthcare organisations about pilot opportunities. Contact the team to discuss your practice and current result workflow.
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Could HMIT support your result workflow?
Tell us how your practice or organisation manages returned results today. We will discuss where HMIT SafetyNet may fit.
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