Healthcare
Match the patient to the record, and confirm who is authorized to act on it.
Patient Identification
Conclusively match the patient to their record without exposing identifiers.
Patient matching relies on names, dates of birth, and numbers that repeat across a population. Duplicate and overlaid records are a clinical safety problem before they are a data problem.
Register
The patient enrolls once. The biometric, not a number, is what resolves them.Identify
Presentation returns one record, conclusively.Protect
Identifiers stay out of the matching path.The match is made on the person who is present, which is the only identifier that does not repeat.
Authorized Access
Confirm authorized patients and providers for sensitive events such as controlled prescriptions.
Controlled prescribing asks two questions at once: is this the patient, and is this prescriber authorized to act. Credentials answer neither reliably.
Register
Patients and providers enroll through the host organization's registration units.Authorize
The sensitive event is authorized by the individual, in person, at the moment it occurs.Evidence
The record shows that a specific person authorized a specific event.Accountability becomes a property of the event rather than an inference drawn afterward.
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