Connected data sources
Monitor live clinical, administrative, and biomedical data feeds that automatically flow evidence into AccrediSense.
AccrediSense connects via bidirectional HL7 FHIR R4, OAuth 2.0, and encrypted SFTP. All data is encrypted with AES-256 in transit and at rest.
EMR, LIS, PACS, HRMS, LMS
Continuous stream processing
Real-time HL7 & FHIR pipeline
Hospital IT & Clinical Systems Integration
Live status, data formats, and JCI accreditation chapter mappings for every connected hospital platform.
EMR/HIS
Ingests electronic medication administration records (eMAR), operative safety timeouts, and clinical privileges.
Laboratory (LIS)
Monitors critical lab value notifications, verbal read-back records, and analyzer quality calibration logs.
Radiology (PACS)
Validates radiation safety checklists, critical image alerts, and radiologist verification turnaround times.
Pharmacy system
Streams high-alert drug lists, LASA look-alike sound-alike formularies, narcotic perpetual counts, and dual-check logs.
HR management (HRMS)
Synchronizes active clinician rosters, medical licenses, primary source verifications (PSV), and mandatory background checks.
Learning (LMS)
Pulls annual fire safety, BLS/ACLS resuscitation, infection control, and medication safety training transcripts.
Biomedical (CMMS)
Tracks preventive maintenance schedules, calibration stickers, and uptime for patient monitors and life-support assets.
Policy repository
Watches hospital SharePoint / Documentum folders for authorized clinical policies and annual committee reviews.
Scanned paper intake
Optical character recognition (OCR) parsing of paper consent forms, nursing handover sheets, and ward inspection logs.
Email intake
Processes regulatory committee minutes, quality board memos, and accreditation liaison communications.
Mobile capture
Captures instant 360° walkthrough photos, hazardous chemical labels, and environmental cleanliness observations.
Manual entry
Direct administrative audit logging and custom tracer interview evaluations by quality coordinators.