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For medical colleges & teaching hospitals

Teaching cases, research approvals and the wards, on one record.

CaseArchive keeps teaching cases de-identified by construction; EthicsFlow runs IEC submissions on clocks; TrialDesk takes a trial from screening to close-out. MnMBoard reconstructs a morbidity and mortality review from the record, and TrainingMatrix keeps skills and certifications current per role.

  • Teaching cases de-identified by construction
  • Ethics submissions and approvals on clocks
  • Samples banked under consent that can be withdrawn
A day with medappz

A day for medical colleges & teaching hospitals

  1. the patient is registeredPatient Registry
  2. the consultation is written and signed inside the visitCaseNotes
  3. the patient is admitted to a bed and the round is notedWardLine
  4. the board’s decision is recorded and lands in the care planTumorBoard
The stack

The stack medical colleges & teaching hospitals run

12 live apps to install today, on one patient record.

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In development — not available yet

15 apps are being built for medical colleges & teaching hospitals. None of them can be installed or tried today, and none is priced. Each listing says what it will and will not do, and has a waitlist: practices that join it shape what ships first.

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AI in every app
AI drafts. Medical Colleges & Teaching Hospitals decide.AI sits inside the apps rather than beside them: it answers from your own records and shows the sources, drafts notes and letters that stay drafts until someone signs them, and suggests the next step without taking it.How drafting works →How we govern AI →
DraftExampleWrite the visit summary for the patient
Seen today for a follow-up. Continue the same medicines; the next review is in four weeks. Call the clinic sooner if the symptoms come back.
Sources: Visit note · Prescription

Set up a practice for medical colleges & teaching hospitals.

The stack above, configured for you, with your patients imported from Excel or a photograph of the register. Free for 14 days, no card.