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Last mile healthcare for everyone
Overview
The Ally Health platform enables efficient clinical care tasks in the community. Appointments are created and managed using our dashboard or API.
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Integration Overview for Ecommerce
This presentation details the key decisions, watchpoints and provides example integration flows for a typical ecommerce checkout flow.
Glossary
Let's get on the same page with how we refer to things.
Term | Description |
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Appointment | An Appointment is where the Practitioner meets the Patient at the scheduled time to perform the Task. Appointments can take place at home, work or other suitable private location. All locations must be within our coverage area |
Organisation | An Organisation is your trust, business, company, charity or other entity that has an account on the Ally Health platform. You are able to customise messaging, Tasks and integrations that are unique to your Organisation |
Patient | A Patient is someone who receives clinical care through the Ally platform |
Practitioner | A Practitioner is a healthcare professional that conducts the Appointment. The Ally Health platform ensures that only Practitioners with the correct skills, up to date training and credentials carry out specific Appointments |
Task | A Task is a container for all the actions, procedures and activities that need to happen in an Appointment. The Task may include a medical procedure, such as Venipuncture for blood test (SNOMED ID: 28520004), as well as administrative activities such as "Courier sample to laboratory" or "Take photo of wound area." Tasks are designed collaboratively during your Organisation's onboarding, and are customised to your Organisation's needs |
User | A User is someone who logs into our dashboard. A User may be a Patient, Practitioner or an employee of your Organisation |
Window | A Window is a time window in which we commit the Appointment will take place. A typical Window is: Early - 7AM to 9AM or PM - 1PM to 5PM. The Window enables us to route Practitioner effectively between Appointments in order to improve efficiency of the service |
Updated 7 months ago