
Patient apps: improve the journey from booking to follow-up
Design patient-facing healthcare software around accessible journeys, clear task status, reliable integration and measurable service quality.
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Healthcare software architecture, European health-data regulation and patient-facing services.

Design patient-facing healthcare software around accessible journeys, clear task status, reliable integration and measurable service quality.

A technical breakdown of the EHDS regulation — what it means for EHR vendors, health tech startups, and integration engineers building for the European market.

Practical architecture patterns for processing health data under GDPR — covering Article 9 special categories, consent management, pseudonymization, and data residency in European cloud environments.

A developer-focused guide to TEFCA (Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement) — how it works, its impact on healthcare interoperability, and what it means for building health data exchange solutions.

A practical guide to developing software that qualifies as a medical device under the EU Medical Device Regulation — covering classification rules, IEC 62304, quality management, and the development lifecycle changes your team needs to make.

A healthcare interoperability primer built around the HL7 vs FHIR question: what HL7 v2, CDA and FHIR each do, a side-by-side comparison, the same ADT admission in both formats, when to keep v2, and the other standards (DICOM, IHE, LOINC, SNOMED CT, openEHR) you will meet.
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