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CLINICAL PROFILES

One intelligence core.
Different clinical questions.

Clinical Profiles configure Krinex Clinical around the evidence, knowledge, decision requirements and review context relevant to a particular clinical workflow.

The shared Clinical Intelligence Core remains consistent. The profile determines what matters for the case being reviewed.

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One shared Clinical Intelligence Core connects to Cross-Border Care as the primary current profile, Second Opinion as the expanding use case, and two quieter in-development contexts: Acute Pre-Assessment and Procedure and Treatment Readiness.
KRINEX CLINICAL

Clinical Intelligence Core

Evidence ReconstructionClinical ContextKnowledge LayersExplicit UncertaintyDecision ReadinessClinician Review
CURRENT PROFILE

Cross-Border Care

Clinical intelligence for cases where records, providers, languages and healthcare systems cross boundaries.

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EXPANDING USE CASE

Second Opinion

Prepare external records and unresolved questions around the specific clinical question being referred for specialist review.

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IN DEVELOPMENT

Acute Pre-Assessment

Evidence preparation for defined time-sensitive pre-assessment workflows.

IN DEVELOPMENT

Procedure & Treatment Readiness

Makes required evidence, missing information and unresolved requirements visible before treatment or procedural pathways progress.

One shared core. Profile-specific evidence and review requirements.View full size

02 / PROFILE LOGIC

The platform stays shared.
The evidence requirements change.

A second-opinion case does not ask the same questions as a cross-border treatment case. A procedure-readiness workflow does not require the same evidence state as an acute pre-assessment workflow.

THE CONFIGURATION STARTS HERE

What is the clinical question?

Clinical Profiles configure the same core around what the case needs.

QUESTION → REQUIREMENTS → REVIEW CONTEXT
  1. 01

    Clinical Question

    The defined question or care pathway being reviewed.

  2. 02

    Evidence Requirements

    Which records, findings and source relationships matter.

  3. 03

    Relevant Clinical Context

    History, chronology and care-setting context relevant to the question.

  4. 04

    Knowledge Layers

    Clinical knowledge and evidence requirements configured for the profile.

  5. 05

    Decision Requirements

    What the evidence supports, what remains uncertain and what is missing.

  6. 06

    Clinician Review Context

    Prepare the case for authorized review, interpretation and judgment.

A Clinical Profile determines what evidence matters, what remains unresolved and what should be prepared before clinician review.

03 / CURRENT & EXPANDING PROFILES

Different contexts.
A connected evidence discipline.

Cross-Border Care connects referral letters, imaging reports, lab results and patient history into a traceable clinical context for clinician review. Second Opinion prepares source evidence around a decision-specific question and keeps an open question visible for specialist interpretation. Developing profiles are shown with quieter dashed outlines.
KRINEX CLINICAL

Clinical Intelligence Core

Evidence ReconstructionClinical ContextKnowledge LayersExplicit UncertaintyDecision ReadinessClinician Review
CURRENT PROFILE

Cross-Border Care

Clinical intelligence for cases across providers, languages and care settings.

Referral letterPDF · DOC · HL7
Imaging reportDICOM · PDF
Lab resultsPDF · CSV · FHIR
Patient historyNotes · Summaries

One traceable clinical context

  • Structured & linked evidence
  • Multilingual understanding
  • Cross-border data mapping
  • Explicit uncertainty
Clinician review
EXPANDING USE CASE

Second Opinion

Prepare external records and unresolved questions around a specialist review.

  1. Source evidenceRecords · Reports · Images
  2. Decision-specific questionClinical question · Context
  3. Specialist interpretationExpert review · Advisory
Open question

What does the reported finding mean for the patient’s symptoms?

IN DEVELOPMENT

Acute Pre-Assessment

Evidence preparation for defined time-sensitive pre-assessment workflows.

IN DEVELOPMENT

Procedure & Treatment Readiness

Makes required evidence, missing information and unresolved requirements visible before treatment or procedural pathways progress.

Evidence preparation changes with the question. Clinical interpretation remains with the clinician.View full size
CROSS-BORDER CARE — CURRENT PROFILE

Clinical intelligence when care crosses systems.

Cross-Border Care reconstructs external records into a source-aware clinical context for clinician review.

EVIDENCE ACROSS CARE SETTINGS

Evidence can cross providers, languages and healthcare systems. The case context keeps those source relationships visible.

PROFILE PREPARES
  • Source-linked context and chronology
  • Relevant findings, uncertainty and gaps
  • Decision requirements for clinician review

International patient and health-tourism workflows are examples of this profile.

SECOND OPINION — EXPANDING USE CASE

Prepare the evidence around the question being referred.

Second Opinion organizes external records around a defined clinical question for specialist review.

  1. Relevant evidence
  2. Open questions / uncertainty
  3. Specialist review

The specialist retains interpretation and clinical judgment.

04 / IN DEVELOPMENT

Extending the same intelligence architecture
to new decision contexts.

IN DEVELOPMENT

Acute Pre-Assessment

Evidence preparation for defined pre-assessment workflows where timing, safety context and clinician escalation may matter.

Potential focus: recent history, evidence gaps, configured safety signals and review requirements.

IN DEVELOPMENT

Procedure & Treatment Readiness

Prepare the evidence required before a proposed procedure or treatment pathway progresses.

Potential focus: required evidence, relevant history, unresolved requirements and clinician review state.

These profiles are in development. Decision Readiness refers to evidence preparation for clinician review, not medical clearance or treatment approval.

05 / SHARED ARCHITECTURE

Profiles change the context.
They do not remove the boundaries.

SHARED CORE / AI-ASSISTED PREPARATION
Evidence ReconstructionClinical ContextKnowledge LayersExplicit UncertaintyDecision Readiness
PROFILE-SPECIFIC CONFIGURATION

Evidence, knowledge and decision requirements around a defined clinical question.

Source evidence stays distinguishable. Provenance and chronology remain visible. Uncertainty and missing evidence remain explicit.

AUTHORIZED CLINICIAN REVIEW

A defined review boundary.

Clinician review remains an explicit stage. Verification, interpretation and accountable clinical judgment remain with the authorized clinician.

HUMAN CLINICAL AUTHORITY

AI assists evidence preparation. Clinical judgment remains with the authorized clinician.

CLINICAL PROFILES

Configure clinical intelligence around
the workflow that matters.

Discuss an existing profile, a defined clinical workflow or a controlled pilot with Krinex.

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