DocComs is for teams
Breaking care boundaries
DocComs pervades the digital boundaries imposed by large institutional EPRs and enables clinicians to find one another both within and between organisations for seamless patient care. Create multidisciplinary teams, find colleagues by their speciality and location, and have all your patient information on hand with EPR integration.
DocComs is for individuals
Create your personal workflow
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With the DocComs Camera take patient images without back-up to your personal gallery and use to DocComs Secure Gallery for retrospective review. Create personal patient lists to keep track of your workload and use your personal chat to ask our your AI clinical companion DocBot any questions
DocComs is for integration
Built from the bottom-up for interoperability, DocComs can make crucial decision making captured in patient discussions visible on the EPR for traceability and draw live patient information like allergies and vital signs onto DocComs.
work-life balance
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Unlike WhatsApp, no longer do you have to share your personal mobile number with colleagues. Connect with the option to hide contact methods and mute notifications when off-duty. With status and roles, people around you know when to contact you and @messaging enables selective notification to only relevant people
innovative AI tools
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The best implementations of AI simplify human workload and can be harnessed intuitively. That's why DocBot can assimilate all of an institution's guidelines and protocols, and with a simple natural language query provide a focussed response. Similarly, unbeknownst to the user, the DocComs Camera uses state-of-the-art computer vision technology to convert a live feed of patient details from a label or the EPR screen into automatically populated details on DocComs.
Supported by leading accelerators and organisations
“DocComs provides me with the confidence my patient discussions, whether it be chats or clinical images, are securely shared with colleagues. But crucially, what I love about it compared to WhatsApp is it separates my personal and clinical life.”
Junior Doctor, United Kingdom
