Integrate your healthtech application with Cleric’s EPCR EPR2 platform using 6B’s secure, standards-based interoperability services. We help you connect clinical documentation, patient care interactions, and task workflows into real-time, event-driven exchanges that enhance operational efficiency and patient outcomes.
Get in touchWhether you're developing a new digital health product or extending an existing solution with Cleric EPCR integration, 6B brings the technical expertise, healthcare insight, and experience needed to accelerate delivery.
Trusted by NHS ambulance, community, and patient transport services, 6B delivers full lifecycle EPCR integration – from initial planning and design through development, deployment, and ongoing support. Whether you’re building clinical decision support tools, outcome tracking dashboards, or mobile care apps, our integrations are robust, scalable, and aligned with NHS IT requirements.
Cleric EPR2 is a cross-platform electronic patient care record (EPCR) system designed to streamline the capture of patient care interactions in emergency, non-emergency, and community care settings. Fully integrated with Cleric CAD and configurable for third-party interfaces, it supports seamless data capture from dispatch to handover. Cleric EPCR includes mobile and web portals that simplify workflows for paramedics, patient transport teams, and clinical staff across multiple settings. As a mission-critical system with nationwide installations, it supports secure communication and efficient task management in high-pressure environments.
At 6B, our integration journey begins with detailed discovery and requirements workshops. We collaborate with stakeholders – from paramedics to system administrators – to map clinical and operational workflows such as CAD call handoffs, care event logging, prescription data capture, and transfer of care events. These workflows are mapped to Cleric’s API framework and integration interfaces.
We then architect a solution using secure, standards-based protocols tailored to your environment. This may include HL7 FHIR, RESTful APIs, webhooks, or messaging interfaces aligned with Cleric’s design. Whether deploying alongside Cleric’s CAD system or as a microservice, our integration supports both synchronous and asynchronous data exchange and ensures secure user context and auditability.
Our developers use a library of reusable integration components such as FHIR resource mappings, authentication modules (OAuth2/OpenID Connect), and message routing middleware to deliver integrations quickly without compromising resilience. Comprehensive testing in staged environments ensures reliability, data integrity, and error handling before deployment to production.
Once live, we support go‑live coordination with operational teams, monitor system performance and error logs, and provide first-line support for API maintenance. Ongoing support includes updates to accommodate new versions of Cleric EPCR and adherence to evolving NHS interoperability standards.
Clinicians and ambulance crews gain instant access to patient care information captured across systems, improving accuracy and aiding decision-making under pressure. By automating data entry from dispatch systems and mobile devices, duplication is reduced and efficiency is increased. Operational teams benefit from real-time task visibility, improved handover accuracy, and richer usage analytics.
Patients benefit from safer, more coordinated care, thanks to timely information sharing and enhanced clinical oversight. Interoperable EPCR supports smoother transitions between settings – whether hospital handover, community support, or specialist referrals.
Healthcare organisations benefit from better data governance, richer reporting capability, and alignment with NHS priorities such as secure data sharing, digital transformation, and integration with national services.
Vendors and digital health innovators achieve accelerated adoption by embedding their solutions directly into front-line workflows. With NHS-grade integration, your tools become part of Cleric’s mission-critical ecosystem, enhancing your credibility and reach.
6B has deep domain experience in clinical systems used across ambulance and transport services. Our understanding of Cleric’s EPR2 platform and its interoperability capabilities allows us to design integrations that are both efficient and reliable in high-pressure care settings.
Our team focuses on secure, standards-based integration using technologies such as FHIR and OAuth2. We tailor our solutions to support synchronous handovers and asynchronous updates across mobile, dispatch, and EPR interfaces. This ensures consistency and usability across devices and environments.
To accelerate deployment and maintain consistency, we maintain a suite of reusable assets including authentication modules, message routers, and FHIR adaptors. These assets are quality‑assured and continuously updated to align with NHS interoperability standards and Cleric API changes.
Security and compliance are fundamental to our approach. Every integration is architected to meet NHS data protection requirements, including ISO 27001 and NHS DSPT standards, while ensuring clinical safety and governance are built in from day one.
We provide end-to-end accountability for each project – from initial scoping through to user training and post‑go-live support. Our multidisciplinary teams include technical experts and clinicians, ensuring integrations meet real-world needs and deliver sustained, high-impact performance.
When integrating with the Cleric EPCR platform, key resources typically include CarePlan, Encounter, Task, Patient, and Observation. 6B’s reusable mapping components streamline conversion from Clinician‑created data into these resources, ensuring accurate event-based care logs and task coordination (e.g. handover events, vitals capture).
Cleric EPCR supports OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect flows, enabling secure token-based authentication aligned with NHS identity frameworks. This supports delegated access across mobile teams and dispatch interfaces, with audit trails of user context preserved through each API call.
Yes. 6B supports both synchronous RESTful interactions (e.g. lookup of patient demographics or live handover events) and asynchronous messaging/webhooks (for later prescription data or task updates). This hybrid model improves resilience and usability across mobile, CAD, and EPR channels.
Integrations designed via HL7 FHIR, HL7 v2 fallback messaging, and standard audit logging ensure ongoing NHS compliance. 6B also evaluates updates to shared national standards, and adapts integrations when Cleric API versions change, keeping pace with NHS DSPT and ISO 27001 requirements.
One common challenge is ensuring consistent patient identity reconciliation between Cleric CAD and EPCR encounters. 6B addresses this through entity-matching logic and consistent patient identifiers. Also, high‑volume CAD event streams require robust buffering and retry logic in middleware to avoid loss of critical data.
Once integrated, task events logged in Cleric EPCR (such as crew handoff, arrival times, care notes) feed into operational dashboards in near real time—often within seconds. This enables teams to monitor KPIs like handover delays, assignment completion, or care escalation dynamically.
Best practice includes parallel testing in a non‑production environment with simulated CAD data, mobile journaling, and live dashboard consumption. 6B also runs failure-mode simulations (e.g. interrupted interfaces, malformed payloads) to validate error handling, retries, and audit integrity before deploying to production.
By normalising clinical data into FHIR-based formats, integrations unlock analytical use cases such as retrospective outcomes tracking or population health reporting. Exported care event logs, structured observations, and task flow metadata feed clean datasets that support NHS-wide transformation initiatives.