6B’s Patient-Centred Approach
Our approach to healthcare software development is fundamentally patient-centred, ensuring that the solutions we create are tailored to meet the unique needs of each patient while enhancing the overall healthcare experience. Our healthcare software development process begins with thorough research and user consultation, involving patients, healthcare providers, and other stakeholders to understand their challenges and requirements fully. Our collaborative approach allows us to design intuitive, user-friendly interfaces that facilitate better patient engagement and compliance. By prioritising accessibility and usability, we develop software that is easy for patients of all ages and technical abilities to navigate.
Ultimately, our patient-centred approach is about creating software that delivers real value to patients and healthcare providers alike. By focusing on the needs and experiences of patients, we help organisations improve service delivery, reduce administrative burdens, and foster a more engaged and healthier patient population.
Advanced Interoperability Solutions
Increasingly NHS buyers are prioritising interoperability when purchasing new digital health solutions. 6B specialises in creating advanced interoperability solutions that bridge the gaps between various common healthcare IT systems and your healthcare software.
We leverage industry-standard protocols such as HL7, FHIR, and DICOM to ensure that your healthcare software communicates effectively with electronic health records (EHR) and electronic patient records (EPR) systems like EMIS, SystmOne, Epic, Oracle Health (Cerner), System C, Access Rio, and more.
Our interoperability solutions for healthcare software development facilitate real-time data exchange, as well as bulk data exchanges, enabling healthcare providers to access comprehensive patient information across different platforms without the risk of data silos. This not only enhances clinical decision-making but also improves patient outcomes by providing a holistic view of the patient’s health history.