Archeus Intelligence · Clinical Decision Support
A clearer view for clinical decisions.
Plainview brings patient context, missing or conflicting information and relevant sources together in one view. It makes the basis of a decision visible and leaves the decision to the clinician.
Plainview
An assessment that starts with patient context.
When assessing a clinical question, what is not yet known matters as much as what is. Plainview handles this information together with its relationships and sources.
Patient context
Organises the history, findings and records relevant to the clinical question into one view for review.
Missing and conflicting information
Separates missing, outdated or inconsistent information and shows what needs clarifying.
Reviewable sources
Links the assessment to relevant sources and makes their date, scope and relevance to the patient visible.
Medication and patient context
Helps review medication appropriateness with scoped, validated rules, and says so when required information is missing.
Clinician review and record
Keeps the clinician’s assessment at the centre and records the information, sources and changes involved.
From the clinical question to the clinician’s assessment.
Four steps, from the clinical question to a recorded assessment.
Establish the context
Consider the clinical question together with the relevant patient information.
See what is unclear
Identify missing, conflicting or outdated information.
Review the basis
Assess relevant sources and rules with their scope and limits.
Record your assessment
Record your decision and what it is based on.
Visible sources. Clinician-led decisions.
Reviewable sources, explicit uncertainty and the final clinical decision staying with the clinician are the core priorities in Plainview’s design.
Clinician control
Plainview does not diagnose or make treatment decisions. It puts the information and its basis in front of the clinician.
Visible uncertainty
Missing data does not mean a condition is absent. Missing information is shown as missing.
Reviewable basis
Every assessment can be traced back to the source or rule it relies on.
Start with the questions that matter to your organisation.
If you would like to evaluate Plainview for your organisation’s clinical workflow, let’s discuss the use case you need and your evaluation criteria.
Clinical teams
Which clinical question to address, what information is needed and the clinician’s review steps.
IT and data teams
Data sources, access requirements, possible system connections and data processing boundaries.
Leadership
Evaluation scope, responsibilities and the evidence needed to decide on next steps.
Frequently asked questions
What is Plainview?
Plainview is the clinical decision support system of Archeus Intelligence. It brings patient context, missing or conflicting information and relevant sources together in one view for the clinician’s assessment.
Who is it for?
Clinicians and healthcare organisations evaluating clinical decision support. For medical education, Archeus Learning offers LivingAnatomy XR and LivingPatient.
How can I see Plainview?
Write to us for a demonstration tailored to your organisation and for access; we will look at your use case together.
Does Plainview diagnose or make treatment decisions?
No. Plainview makes the information and its basis visible for the clinician; the final clinical decision rests with the clinician assessing the patient.
Can it connect to our systems?
Integration is discussed together, based on your organisation’s systems and the use case to be evaluated.
Can I share patient data?
Do not send patient records or personal health information through this website. In an institutional evaluation, data scope, purpose, access and retention are agreed in advance.
Let’s talk about Plainview.
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