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Community 
MDT Coordination

Supporting multi-disciplinary teams that work together within a local community (or "neighbourhood") to provide coordinated, person-centred health and social care.

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Delivering proactive or anticipatory care models requires a fully integrated community-based health and social care team supported by wider specialists and MDT. Digital technology is a key enabler of practice care systems.

 

Patienteer Community integrates data from primary, community, and secondary care to deliver a single, shared view of the patient journey. It simplifies coordination across multidisciplinary teams by centralising tasks and workflows into one portal—accessible by both professionals and patients. The platform supports individuals to remain safe and independent in their own homes, while automated capacity assignment ensures resources are allocated efficiently. A built-in performance dashboard provides real-time oversight of caseload management, helping teams monitor delivery and outcomes.

Key Features

Single integrated view

​A single integrated view ensures all professionals can see and act on the same real-time information. It also provides clarity on who is responsible for each aspect of care, supporting safer, more proactive and personalised support in the community.

MDT meeting feature

Patienteer serves as the primary tool for running MDT meetings efficiently by providing a clear, real-time view of each patient’s status, actions, and team involvement. Its intuitive design allows users to easily navigate between patients, view key clinical information, update tasks, and track progress without switching between systems.

Access from GP systems

Patienteer is seamlessly accessible via single sign-on from the GP system, allowing GPs to launch it with a single click while the patient is in front of them. This enables immediate referrals to the Neighbourhood Team and other services directly from within the GP system, streamlining the process and improving the speed and coordination of care.

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