The Medli Platform accommodates multiple Therapeutic Areas (TAs) within a common SaaS platform and the capacity for users to track multiple conditions in a single solution.

In Medli we built “Feature Builders” to be used by charities to build features for their communities. The role of organisational admin, (Org Admin), was created to allow charities to self-serve in Medli.

Org admins can use the organisation dashboard to view their own population’s feature usage stats and overall app engagement figures on a daily, weekly, monthly and 12 weekly basis and review the activity levels of each individual user via the user search facilities.

Charity specific country stats enable each charity to see the origins of their userbase. A charity’s org admin works with a Medli systems admin to configure the platform, app and web-app to have the look, feel, fonts, branding, settings and overall identity for their charity.

Nudges

We found that it wasn’t enough to just encourage our community to download an app. We needed to encourage them to use it as well. But with so many competing demands, it’s hard to mobilise the right teams and to find time in the busy comms calendar to send all the messages you’d like your app users to hear. The Medli Nudge Builder allows a charity employee to create a series of nudges to encourage habitual app usage.

Charities can use our Medli rules engine to define a cohort of users and to create a series of always-on nudges, which are automatically sent to those cohorts when the conditions of those rules are met. Encourage your community to keep their health data up to date, to try new features you’ve built, to contribute data to research and to pursue whatever is the next best action for them!

You can encourage most app interactions, predicated on a set of nested rules. Nudges can significantly increase engagement and build usage habits.

E-Consenting allows each charity to create their own E-consents, complete with age-specific patient information sheets, bespoke consents, and signature protocols.

Clinical Trial Data Sharing affords a digital and hence more flexible approach to setting up trials and obtaining consents from users so that their data can be shared with those trials.

The Medli Analytics Platform (MAP) gives charities access to the Medli Cohort Builder and Query Builder. The combination of these MAP features allows a charity to build complex patient cohorts and queries to run against the PROMS data gathered from their community. Medli has applied for access to therapeutic-specific, national datasets so that we can provide charities with access to some of the following datasets: NHSD HES, DIDS, NCRAS, RDTS, SACT and ONS data.

RSS feeds allow charities to configure their own news feeds in the Medli Platform to keep their communities up to date with the latest charity and condition news delivered via the app.

The Medli app and webapp provide a simple, intuitive interface to help users maintain a perspective on what is going on and what they want to do on any given day.

Medli allows users to record their treatments, appointments, medications and symptoms, across each of their conditions, in one safe, secure environment. Users can keep track of how things are going for them using the Medli insights and Medli symptom tracker, and the Medli integrations to wearable devices, or by creating their own Medli trackers to track, plot and analyse what they want to look at.

Users can search for clinical trials and benefits they may be eligible for, interact with other users via the Medli discussion boards and keep all their notes, PDFs and images etc in one easily accessible solution.

Users can control how much or how little information they share with friends, family, researchers, and their health care team via the app and affiliate to charities with whom they feel an affinity to avail of the trackers, questionnaires and newsfeeds etc, created by those charities for their communities.