Shared records.
Clearer next steps.

The problem

When healthcare records sit in separate systems, care teams may need to log into outside portals, request documents and manually gather information. A recent medication change or discharge plan can be difficult to find when it matters. This demonstration explores how integrated access could reduce record chasing and make the next step clearer, while clinicians remain responsible for confirming medication use, clarifying decisions and coordinating follow-up.

Two journeys, one patient

1. From primary care and cardiology to the emergency department. Follow fictional Avery Morgan as an ED clinician opens available outside notes, notices a medication-dose discrepancy, checks the history with Avery and speaks directly with cardiology before documenting the ED plan.
2. From the emergency department back to primary care and home. Separate the discharge alert from later clinical records. Watch the PCP review the plan and an RN confirm instructions with Avery. The next step has a named owner; future appointments remain future care.

The return journey includes a CCD (Continuity of Care Document), discharge summary and patient instructions when available in this fictional scenario. Their availability depends on source sharing and authorized access; this is not an automatic document package for every ED visit.

Try it

Choose Play story for a 78-second scripted tour, or use Next and Previous step at your own pace. Pause, inspect a source note or explore a missing-record or pending-callback scenario. No typing is required. The 78 seconds describe the narration, not the time needed to deliver care.

Open Published foundation — Review capabilities & limitations for the evidence boundaries and Sources & assumptions for the references. The separate lab follow-up demo is also available from within the application.