Evaluate Journai Health within a defined clinical workflow.
A controlled pilot allows your organisation to assess usefulness, usability, safety and operational fit before considering broader deployment.
Who is a pilot for?
Suitable organisations
- NHS trusts, ICBs and primary care networks exploring defined workflows
- Private and independent providers with appropriate governance
- Research organisations with ethics and IG approval
Suitable workflows
- Complex record review and pre-consultation preparation
- MDT preparation and referral triage
- Handover, discharge and long-term-condition review
Pilot phases
- 1
Workflow discovery
Define the clinical workflow, stakeholders, information sources and success criteria.
- 2
Information-governance and safety scoping
Agree data handling, DPIA activities, hazard assessment and safety documentation.
- 3
Technical configuration
Configure integrations, access controls and workflow-specific views.
- 4
Controlled validation
Validate with synthetic, de-identified or governed live data under agreed controls.
- 5
Evaluation and review
Measure agreed metrics, gather clinician feedback and assess safety observations.
- 6
Scale or iteration decision
Review findings and decide whether to iterate, expand or conclude the pilot.
Potential success measures
Metrics are selected with each pilot partner. Examples include:
- Time spent preparing for a patient review
- Relevant-information coverage
- Clinician-rated usefulness
- Summary correction rate
- Omission and contradiction detection
- User adoption
- Workflow completion
- MDT preparation time
- Safety incidents or near misses
- Qualitative clinician feedback
Pilot enquiry
Please do not submit patient-identifiable or confidential clinical information through this form.