Model-based software development
Disease protocols for chronic conditions can be “modeled” by expert users, without the need for programming. Variations of protocols for the same disease are supported, which makes it possible to implement protocols for e.g. different countries or regulations within the same system.

Support for roles within the care network
The VitalHealth Platform has been developed with the inherent capability to support multiple roles, accessible from anywhere. Each participant in the healthcare chain - whether it is the general practitioner, the specialist, a registered nurse or a patient - has access to relevant information via a web-based user interface. The modeling approach provides the flexibility to adapt the appearance and behavior of the solutions to each discipline and location in the healthcare chain.

Process-oriented care
Supporting a healthcare chain requires the ability to facilitate multi-disciplinary processes with task delegation, irrespective of whether these are processes take place within an organization (e.g. in the case of the division tasks between a general practitioner and a practice assistant) or across organizational boundaries (e.g. when referrals to the external specialist are needed).

Rule-based decision support
Disease management requires more than capturing disease specific data such as Labs and Vitals. To help the medical experts in providing proactive and high quality care to their patients, the VitalHealth Platform contains a sophisticated rules engine that can be used to generate healthcare alerts and recommended actions for e.g. preventive care.

Open platform architecture
A disease management solution is often part of a larger scope of information systems. To that effect, the VitalHealth Platform provides a flexible integration architecture based on industry accepted standards. This does not only apply to integration with existing systems, but also to initiatives which have already been started in order to arrive at national and international standards for the creation of an infrastructure for the exchange of patient information and other medical information.