For clinicians
A workspace that keeps the whole consultation together.
Carepath gives clinicians one place to run encounters, prescribe, order investigations, and review results — scoped to the patients under their care, with every access decision recorded.
What the workspace covers
Built around the consultation rather than around forms.
Structured encounters
Record history, examination, and assessment into an encounter attached to the episode of care, not a free-text note that goes nowhere.
Prescribing in context
Issue prescriptions from within the encounter, with the patient's current record in front of you.
Investigations you can track
Order investigations and see their state — ordered, collected, resulted — without leaving the workspace.
Results routed back to you
Completed laboratory results return to the ordering clinician for review before the patient sees them.
Only your patients
The workspace is scoped by care relationship and consent, so your list reflects the patients you are actually treating.
Verified access
Clinician accounts move through a six-state verification lifecycle before they can practise on the platform.
From verification to follow-up
How a clinician moves through the platform.
Get verified
Submit your medical registration and credentials. An administrator reviews them, and the verification state is recorded with the evidence behind it.
Set your availability
Define the slots you consult in. Patients can only book against availability you have published.
See the day
Your workspace opens on the consultations scheduled for you, with each patient's relevant history attached.
Run the encounter
Record the consultation, prescribe, and order any investigations — all against the same episode of care.
Review results
When the laboratory returns a result, it arrives for your review before it reaches the patient.
Close the loop
Recommend a follow-up where it's needed, and it stays linked to the episode you opened.
Verification, in six states
Evidence-backed
Medical registration and supporting credentials are captured as records, not checkboxes, and reviewed by an administrator.
Explicit states
A clinician account is always in a known verification state, and each transition is written to the audit trail with its reviewer.
Reversible
Verification can be suspended or revoked, and access to clinical surfaces follows that state immediately.
Sign in to your clinical workspace
Use the mobile number registered against your clinician account. Administrative roles require a second factor.