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Architecture that adapts.

A modular, standards-oriented architecture designed to coexist with existing healthcare infrastructure and grow progressively.

Modular architecture

Layered by design

  1. L5ExperienceProfessional, operational and patient-facing interfaces
  2. L4CapabilitiesModular ecosystem areas — clinical, operational, biomedical, supply
  3. L3IntelligenceAnalytics, AI models and decision support
  4. L2IntegrationAdapters, standards, canonical model and events
  5. L1Existing environmentHIS / EHR, LIS, RIS / PACS, devices — kept in place

Interoperability

One integration layer, many systems.

Intelink integration layer

Adapters · HL7 v2 · FHIR · DICOM / DICOMweb · APIs · canonical data model · events

Each system connects once, to the integration layer — not through a web of point-to-point links. Standards shown describe the architecture's design direction, not a list of completed integrations.

Standards

Standards the architecture is designed to support

This list describes integration direction and capability design — it is not a list of completed integrations.

HL7 v2

Message-based exchange common in existing hospital systems.

HL7 FHIR

Resource-based APIs for modern healthcare data exchange.

DICOM & DICOMweb

Medical imaging objects and web-based imaging access.

HIS / EHR / KIS

Core hospital and clinical information systems.

LIS

Laboratory information systems.

RIS / PACS

Radiology information and image archiving systems.

Medical device connectivity

Bringing device data and equipment status into context.

APIs & adapters

Integration adapters that connect systems to one layer.

Canonical data & events

A shared data model and event-based integration.

Deployment

Standalone, modular, integrated.

Selected components connect with each other and with existing hospital systems through the integration layer.

Intelink Intelligence & integration layer
Community
Patient
Clinical AI
Medical Board
Clinical Research
Hospital Operations
Biomedical Engineering
Supply Chain & Procurement
Medication & Pharmacy Intelligence
Regional Intelligence
National Intelligence
Decision Intelligence
Existing systems remain in place — HIS / EHR · LIS · RIS / PACS · devices

Illustrative of the architectural principle — not a live product simulation.

Local / edge

Architecture direction for processing close to where care happens.

Low-connectivity

Designed with constrained connectivity in mind. Offline behaviour is subject to verification.

Hybrid

A combination of local and cloud components, according to organisational needs.

Advanced cloud

Cloud-based deployment for organisations with mature connectivity and infrastructure.

Security & governance

Principles we build on

Identity & access

Role-based access, scoped to what each user is authorised to see.

Authorised exchange

Information moves between areas only within defined authorisation.

Auditability

Designed so that access and exchange can be traced.

Data governance

Respecting organisational, local and regulatory requirements.

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