Integrate your clinical application with MobiMed, Ortivus’s cloud-native prehospital EPR platform, using 6B’s secure, standards-based interoperability services. We enable real-time data exchange that enhances decision-making and operational efficiency across emergency medical services and integrated care environments.
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Trusted partners to NHS ambulance providers, prehospital innovators, and digital health vendors, 6B delivers full-lifecycle MobiMed integration from discovery and design through development, deployment, and ongoing support. Whether you’re building electronic patient care records, vital signs monitoring modules, dispatch interfaces, or telemedicine tools, our solutions are robust, scalable, and aligned with NHS standards.
MobiMed ePR is a comprehensive electronic patient record system used by paramedics and emergency responders to document care delivery in real time. It offers structured workflows for clinical documentation, decision support, access to patient histories, and integrated treatment guidelines. The platform supports seamless communication across the care chain, making it well-suited for high-pressure prehospital environments.
As part of the MobiMed Unity suite, the platform connects with a wide range of devices and systems, including defibrillators, vital signs monitors, CAD systems, and navigation tools. Its modular design supports mobile and web access, allowing paramedics and clinicians to capture and review data across a variety of contexts and care settings.
MobiMed’s architecture is built on open standards, with support for HL7 FHIR, RESTful APIs, and robust authentication protocols. It enables interoperability with hospital EPR systems and national infrastructure, improving care transitions and ensuring continuity from point of care to hospital handover.
At 6B, we begin each MobiMed integration with a discovery phase to define the clinical and operational goals of the integration. We engage with key stakeholders to understand the specific workflows involved – from patient triage and vital signs monitoring to medication administration and discharge summaries. These requirements are mapped to MobiMed’s integration capabilities to design a tailored, high-performing architecture.
We design scalable solutions using HL7 FHIR, RESTful APIs, OAuth2, and OpenID Connect. Depending on the use case, we support real-time data exchange, asynchronous batch updates, or event-driven workflows. Our integrations are designed to operate across cloud, hybrid, and HSCN-hosted environments with full consideration for clinical safety and data security.
Development is carried out using 6B’s library of reusable integration components, including FHIR resource handlers, secure authentication flows, and message routing modules. Each integration undergoes extensive testing in staging environments to ensure it meets clinical, technical, and regulatory requirements before deployment.
Following implementation, we coordinate go-live activities, provide ongoing system monitoring, and offer support services to maintain performance and compliance. We also monitor updates to MobiMed’s API framework and national standards, ensuring long-term compatibility and resilience.
Integrating with MobiMed improves the speed, quality, and safety of care delivery in prehospital environments. Emergency responders benefit from immediate access to patient records, decision-support tools, and vital signs data within a single workflow. This reduces manual entry, lowers the risk of error, and speeds up time-critical decisions.
Hospital teams receive real-time handover data, improving coordination between ambulance services and emergency departments. The integration helps streamline admission workflows, prioritise care, and reduce delays at the point of arrival.
Operational teams gain better oversight of task management, resource allocation, and clinical documentation. Integration with dispatch, EPR, and remote monitoring systems enhances transparency and accountability, supporting quality improvement and service optimisation.
Patients receive safer, more consistent care supported by up-to-date information and evidence-based guidance. Connected workflows enable smoother transitions between care settings, while teleconsultation and remote decision support expand access to clinical expertise in the field.
For digital health vendors, MobiMed integration supports faster adoption within NHS environments. Embedding your solution into a widely deployed, standards-aligned platform increases its reach, value, and ability to scale across regional EMS networks.
6B brings deep experience in integrating clinical applications with prehospital and emergency care platforms. We have worked with ambulance services and healthtech providers to deliver solutions that connect dispatch data, medical devices, clinical workflows, and national systems in real time.
Our team uses proven technologies like HL7 FHIR, REST APIs, and secure authentication standards to ensure integrations are reliable, high performing, and future-proof. We tailor each project to your specific technical and clinical context, whether you are deploying a lightweight mobile solution or a comprehensive EPR integration.
We accelerate delivery with our suite of reusable integration assets, including API connectors, message handlers, and FHIR adaptors. These tools reduce complexity, ensure consistency, and allow us to move quickly while maintaining the highest standards of quality and safety.
All of our integration work is delivered in line with NHS compliance frameworks. We embed ISO 27001, NHS DSPT, and DCB compliance into each solution and prioritise patient safety, auditability, and data protection at every stage of the process.
Our end-to-end service covers everything from initial planning to post-go-live support. We work as an extension of your team, bringing both technical insight and healthcare domain knowledge to ensure your integration succeeds in live clinical environments.
When integrating with Ortivus MobiMed, key resources include Encounter, Observation (for vitals, ECG), MedicationAdministration, Task, and Patient. Mapping real-time data from devices and care workflows into these standards enables precise interoperability while maintaining consistency with NHS UK Core or CareConnect profiles
MobiMed Monitor streams real‑time vital signs and ECG data directly into MobiMed ePR. Integration via 6B involves translating this into structured FHIR Observation resources, ensuring seamless documentation and clinical decision support across mobile and hospital systems
Yes. Our integrations support real-time event-driven exchanges for critical patient handover info, alongside asynchronous batch updates for less time-critical data like vetted clinical notes or aggregated care summaries. This mix ensures resilience and efficient performance in hybrid cloud or HSCN environments.
Successful integration requires robust identity matching between MobiMed and hospital EPR systems—using NHS numbers, demographic data, and encounter metadata. 6B’s middleware includes entity-matching logic that prevents duplicate records and safeguards data integrity across systems.
Once a paramedic completes a MobiMed ePR note, the patient summary—including vital signs, medications, and observations—is transmitted directly to the receiving trust. Some regions have adopted real-time data transfer so hospital teams can view patient status before arrival, improving handover speed and accuracy.
Upgraded MobiMed ePR versions now support day/night UI modes, quick user switching between crew members, and standardized reporting. Integration preserves these UX features across connected systems, allowing clinicians to seamlessly continue workflows on mobile or web interfaces.
Recommended practice includes parallel staging tests using simulated CAD dispatches, vital device streams, and handover flows. Simulating failure scenarios—such as network disruption, message drops, or payload errors—ensures robust error handling, retries, and audit trails before go‑live.
By mapping clinical data into FHIR resources and structured events, integrations feed into analytics engines for performance tracking, response-time metrics, and population health outcomes. Integrated datasets enable evaluation of treatment adherence, handover delays, and paramedic utilisation trends.