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NHS productivity & evidence

Measuring clinical time released.

Every figure on this page is generated from demonstration workflows run in this prototype, or from assumptions you set below. None of it is clinical evidence.

0

Demo workflows completed

00:00

Average workflow time

0 min

Average time released

vs 05:00 benchmark

0

Average clinician interactions

0%

Completion rate

0%

Faster than current workflow

Research responses

0%

Would trust the step

Research responses

Capacity projection

Illustrative projection from assumptions — not evidence

120

Minutes released per day

2

Hours released per day

460

Hours released per year

5 days × 46 weeks

Where workflows were abandoned
  • consultation0
  • patient0
  • pathway0
  • review0
  • complete0

Trust concerns raised: 0 · Missing information raised: 0

Pilot evidence plan
  • Baseline the current workflow with time-and-motion observation.
  • Measure workflow time, interactions and rework against that baseline.
  • Capture clinician trust and usability at each stage.
  • Review every safety-relevant event with a clinical safety officer.
  • Report time released per clinician session, not per keystroke.

Clinician feedback

No feedback recorded yet.

Productivity and safety-process outcomes

Demo data — not clinically validated
Prescribing metrics
  • Workflow completion time
  • Clinician interactions
  • System switches avoided
  • Manual calculations avoided
  • Documentation generated
  • Clinician satisfaction
Maternity research metrics — future workflow
  • Outstanding actions
  • Time to acknowledgement
  • Time to completion
  • Number of escalations
  • Patient concerns acknowledged
  • Handover actions retained
  • Tasks without owners
  • Overdue actions
  • Communication completed

Metrics proposed for future pilot evaluation. No improvement in productivity, safety or patient outcomes is claimed.

Prototype only — demonstration measurements. Not clinical evidence.