Last updated: 16 April 2026
Every care programme has a dashboard that brings together the patient's programme-specific data in one view. This article covers the common features across all programme dashboards.
The top of each dashboard shows key metrics as summary cards. These vary by programme but always include:
Each programme includes one or more trend charts plotting clinical data over time. Charts:
Relevant pathology results are automatically matched and displayed as trend lines. Each programme tracks different biomarkers:
| Programme | Biomarkers tracked |
|---|---|
| Weight Management | HbA1c, ALT, Triglycerides, Total Cholesterol, HDL, LDL, Fasting Glucose |
| Menopause Care | FSH, Oestradiol, LH, Testosterone, SHBG, Prolactin, TSH |
Biomarkers are matched from pathology results using the test name. Results from before enrolment are excluded.
Insights are automatically generated advisory notices based on the patient's data patterns. They appear at the top of the dashboard when triggered and include:
Insights are ephemeral -- they appear and disappear based on current data. They are not saved or logged.
This section shows:
This helps ensure nothing falls through the cracks during long-running programmes.
The timeline is a chronological log of all programme activity:
Each entry is timestamped and shows the source. The timeline provides a complete audit trail of the patient's programme journey.
Active programme enrolments also appear in the patient's Clinical Summary (the overview tab). This shows:
Past (completed) enrolments are shown in a collapsible section.
Tip: Review the programme dashboard before each consultation. The summary cards and insights give you a quick picture of the patient's progress, and the timeline shows what has happened since the last review.