Patients, clinicians and remote-care support staff
Telehealth
A teleconsultation journey from appointment and readiness through identity, consent, waiting room, video/chat/upload, clinical output, orders/ePrescription, escalation, follow-up and evidence.
Built around the actor, object and decision—not generic feature cards
Appointment · Encounter · Consent · Media/document · Order · Prescription · Follow-up
Create/receive appointment → Readiness & device/network check → Identity & consent → Waiting room…
Encounter-bound identity · Purpose-specific consent · Document/media provenance
End-to-end operating flow
Every step exposes state, owner, handoff and recovery expectations.
Where workflow becomes accountable
Decision 1
Are identity and consent sufficient before entering the encounter?
Decision 2
Is connection quality sufficient to continue or should the channel change?
Decision 3
Can the condition remain remote or does it require escalation/in-person care?
Verified source screens, ordered by business importance
Failure must preserve state and evidence
| # | Scenario & required behavior | Treatment |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Connection loss preserves encounter state and offers reconnect/channel change. | Controlled recovery |
| 02 | If identity/consent cannot be established, the clinical portion requiring that assurance does not start. | Controlled recovery |
| 03 | Clinical escalation records reason, destination, handoff context and acknowledgement. | Controlled recovery |
Controls and system boundaries
Trust controls
Encounter-bound identity
Purpose-specific consent
Document/media provenance
Clinical output & evidence receipt
Integration surfaces
Scheduling
Doctor / Patient portals
FHIR Appointment / Encounter / Communication
ePrescription / Laboratory / Imaging orders
Continue the product story
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