A day at the clinic office
Meet Sofia.
Sofia runs the administrative office of an outpatient service. Between referral letters, phone calls and waiting lists, there is never enough time.
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35 referrals arrive by email and platform: PDFs, scans and free text.
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Each one is read and its administrative data typed into the booking system by hand.
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A doctor becomes unavailable next week: 28 appointments to reschedule by phone.
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The board asks for the monthly waiting-time report. The data sits in three systems.
The challenge
Administrative work takes time away from care.
Health professionals and administrative teams spend a significant part of their day on tasks that need no clinical judgement — but do need great rigour.
12 min
per referral spent reading and entering data
30+
phone calls to reschedule a cancelled clinic
2 days
to compile a monthly activity report
Estimate Illustrative figures based on typical scenarios. Every assessment establishes your organisation's actual numbers.
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Mixed formats
Letters, forms and scans with the same information in different places.
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Unstable schedules
Absences and emergencies force dozens of appointments to be reorganised by hand.
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Sensitive data
Health data demands the utmost care with every copy and every message.
What changes
Administrative rigour, without touching clinical decisions.
With MCP servers connected to the booking system, document management and the data warehouse, the assistant structures, proposes and prepares. Clinical triage and priorities remain with health professionals.
Today
- Every referral entered by hand
- Rescheduling by phone, one by one
- Reports compiled in spreadsheets
- Data copied between systems
With AI connected through MCP
- Administrative data extracted and validated
- Rescheduling proposals that respect clinical priorities
- Reports generated from pseudonymised data
- No copies: AI queries the source
Guided demonstrations
Two administrative tasks, handled safely.
Choose a demonstration. Note the pseudonymisation: the AI works with identifiers, not names.
Referral registration — Outpatients (simulation)
Processed in the EUSofia has 35 new referrals to register in the booking system.
MCP calls
0- Referrals
- Bookings
Simulation with fictitious data. No real system is contacted.
Schedule management — Outpatients (simulation)
Processed in the EUDr Costa is unavailable next week. Sofia has 28 appointments to reschedule.
MCP calls
0- Schedules
- Notifications
Simulation with fictitious data. No real system is contacted.
Connected systems
The MCP servers behind this solution.
Minimal, pseudonymised access. No tool can reach diagnoses or clinical decisions beyond what the administrative task strictly requires.
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Bookings and schedules
Outpatient booking and clinician schedule systems
schedules.availabilityReadappointments.proposeReadappointments.rescheduleWrite with approval
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Referrals
Referral platforms and institutional email
referrals.newReadreferrals.extractReadreferrals.registerWrite with approval
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Activity data
Data warehouse and production indicators
indicators.waiting_timesReadindicators.activityRead
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Patient communications
Transactional SMS and email
notifications.sendWrite with approval
Health data is processed exclusively in the European Union, through our partners, or on the institution's own infrastructure.
Results
Hours given back to care.
Estimates for an outpatient service handling around 700 referrals a month.
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Registering one referral
Before: ≈ 12 min After: ≈ 2 min validation
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Rescheduling a cancelled clinic
Before: ≈ 4 h After: ≈ 20 min
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Monthly waiting-time report
Before: ≈ 2 days After: ≈ 1 h
Estimate Illustrative figures based on typical scenarios. Every assessment establishes your organisation's actual numbers.
Safeguards
The most sensitive data demands the strictest rules.
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Never clinical decisions
AI handles administrative tasks only. Priorities and clinical triage always belong to health professionals.
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Pseudonymisation
AI works with identifiers wherever possible; personal data stays at the source.
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Health data in the EU
Processing exclusively in the European Union or on the institution's premises.
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Full traceability
Every data access is logged, with the user, the reason and the result.
Frequently asked questions
Does the AI have access to clinical records?
Only to what the administrative task strictly requires, agreed with the data protection officer. By default it works with pseudonymised identifiers.
Who sets waiting-list priorities?
Health professionals. The AI proposes rescheduling that respects the clinical priority already assigned, and every change is approved before it is made.
How is GDPR compliance ensured?
Data protection impact assessment, minimisation, audit logs and processing in the EU. We work with the institution's data protection officer from day one.
Which administrative task weighs most on your service?
Talk to us. We start with one process, on test data, with every safeguard agreed with your team.