Hospital Information Management

SanoBrix

The hospital on one record.

Registration at the front desk, the ward round, the theatre list, the pharmacy counter and the final bill are not five systems exchanging files. They are one system, seen from different desks.

One record, every desk

A patient registered once stays the same patient in the clinic, the ward, the laboratory, the pharmacy and the invoice. Nothing is re-keyed at a boundary, so there is nothing to reconcile afterwards.

Configured, not rewritten

Services, rates, clinical forms, documents, approvals and who may do what are held as data for your hospital. A new department or a new form is configuration work, not a release.

Built for more than one hospital

One installation can run several centres, each with its own rates, stores, numbering and staff, while the group sees across all of them.

A day, end to end

The path a patient actually takes

Every step below is the same system continuing, not a hand-off to another one.

01

Register

Demographics and identifiers captured once at the counter, and the record starts there.

02

Appointment

Booked against a roster that already knows about leave, holidays and visit type.

03

Consult

The clinic day board shows who is waiting; the chart opens with history already in it.

04

Order

Investigations and medication ordered in one act — instruction, queue and charge together.

05

Diagnose

Samples and imaging are tracked through the department and the result returns to the chart that asked.

06

Admit

If care escalates, the bed board, transfer and care plan continue the same record.

07

Treat

Theatre list, medication administration, diet, blood products — recorded where they happen.

08

Settle

Packages, corporate and insurance cover, advances and approvals resolve against the account.

09

Discharge

The summary is assembled from the sections already written, with medication and follow-up.

10

Account

Collection, credit control, refunds and month-end close against the same transactions.

Capabilities

What runs on it

Six areas of the hospital. Each one is where a department already works, rather than a report they file into.

01

Front of house

Registration, appointments against a real roster, the clinic day board, patient records and enquiries. The desk that starts every episode of care, and the one most likely to be queued.

  • Registration
  • Appointments
  • Clinic day board
  • Patient records
  • Enquiries
02

Wards and theatre

Admission through to discharge: where the patient is, who is looking after them, what was ordered, what was given and what was observed — plus the theatre list and the sterile supply behind it.

  • Bed board & transfers
  • Nursing
  • Doctor orders
  • Progress notes
  • Vitals
  • Care plans
  • Theatre
  • Sterile supply
03

Diagnostics

Laboratory and imaging run on one investigation pipeline — ordered the same way, reported the same way, returned to the same chart. They are also available on their own as VitroBrix and LumenBrix.

  • Sample tracking
  • Result entry
  • Reference ranges
  • Structured reports
  • Authorisation
04

Medicines and stores

Prescription to counter, counter to shelf, shelf to purchase order. Available on its own as CuraBrix for a hospital that needs the pharmacy first.

  • Dispensing
  • Clinical checks
  • Stock & batches
  • Procurement
  • Controlled drugs
05

Money

What was done, what it costs under this patient’s scheme, what has been paid and what is outstanding — derived from the same transactions that recorded the care.

  • Rates & packages
  • Corporate & insurance
  • Billing
  • Collection
  • Credit control
  • Refunds
  • Settlement
06

Running the place

Centres, users and roles, the master data everything else reads from, document templates, tasks, notifications and reporting — with support services alongside.

  • Multi-centre
  • Roles & access
  • Masters
  • Document templates
  • Reports
  • Blood bank
  • Diet
  • Transport

See SanoBrix against your own workflow

A working walkthrough with your team, using your terminology — not a slide deck. Tell us where the problem is and we will start the demonstration there.