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Dafe Ofoh / Senior DevOps & AI Engineer05 / Healthcare / platform engineering

Fanoni EHR

A practitioner workspace that brings chart context, care plans, and visit actions into one connected workflow.

Designed product walkthrough
Patient workspace / Chart overviewDESIGN WALKTHROUGH · SYNTHETIC QA
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PATIENT CHART

Dominic Perry

Synthetic QA patient · Follow-up review
No known allergiesVisit preparation
OverviewProblemsMedicationsResultsCare plansVisits
PRE-VISIT REVIEW

The right context before the next decision.

See the chart, an active care plan, and the next clinical step without rebuilding the patient story.

01 Chart contextFrom the patient record
HBA1C5.8%Apr 15
eGFR70mL/min · Apr 15
ACTIVE MEDICATIONS2On this chart
PROBLEMS TO REVIEWPrediabetesHyperlipidemiaAnemia
CURRENT MEDICATIONSAtenolol / chlorthalidoneSimvastatinReview chart details before any change.
02 Care planACTIVE
GOAL IN THE CHART

Maintain blood pressure below 140/90 mmHg

On track
NEXT STEP

Open the plan, review its activities, then continue the visit with the chart in view.

03 / CONTINUEReview chart→Check care plan→Start visitClinician stays in control
New portfolio walkthrough based on the EHR’s chart and care-plan modules and synthetic QA examples. It is an illustrative composition, not a current production screenshot. View full-size image ↗
In practice

Review the whole chart, then act

Before a follow-up visit, a clinician needs the recent results, active problems, medications, and care-plan goal in one place. The walkthrough uses synthetic QA information to show how those product areas connect.

  1. See the chartReview problems, medications, recent results, and other patient context.
  2. Follow the planOpen a patient-linked care plan to review its goal and activities.
  3. Continue the visitMove from that context into the visit workflow for clinician documentation and action.

The issue

A clinician can lose the thread of a visit when problems, medications, results, care plans, and documentation have to be reconstructed across disconnected screens.

How it works

Fanoni EHR places a FHIR R4 patient chart, care-plan workspace, and encounter workflow in the same practitioner application. The repository also includes scheduling, orders, prescriptions, billing, and other operational areas, with access and deployment status varying by feature.