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Ella / synthetic workflow

A representative generic primary-care request, shown from first contact to review.

Follow one Ella consultation from reception to review.

Follow how information, safety checks, configured actions and review outputs stay connected. This is a product demonstration, not a clinical decision or a claim of live NHS integration.

Follow the sequence
  1. 01

    Reception

    Start with identity and the reason for contact.

    Ella confirms who is speaking, records consent and establishes what the person needs before a clinical pathway begins.

    Consultation state

    Synthetic demonstration

    01 / 06

    Patient

    I have been getting a racing heartbeat on and off.
    Identity confirmed
    Reason for contact captured
    Correct service pathway selected

    Why this stage matters

    A single consultation state is opened and kept through the rest of the conversation.

  2. 02

    Adaptive history

    Ask the next useful question, not a fixed form question.

    The conversation tracks what is known, what has been denied and which uncertainty is most useful to resolve next.

    Consultation state

    Synthetic demonstration

    02 / 06

    Patient

    The episodes last about twenty minutes and happen every couple of days.
    Timeline updated
    Known answers not repeated
    Syncope and chest pain prioritised

    Why this stage matters

    The question plan changes as the patient answers instead of marching through every possible field.

  3. 03

    Safety

    Keep risk and uncertainty visible while the conversation develops.

    Configured safety checks can be prioritised and unresolved findings stay visible for the next question and eventual reviewer.

    Consultation state

    Synthetic demonstration

    03 / 06

    Patient

    No, I have not fainted and I do not have chest pain with it.
    Pertinent negatives recorded
    Outstanding safety checks retained
    Approved safety-net wording available

    Why this stage matters

    Safety information is part of the live clinical picture rather than a hidden end-of-call summary.

  4. 04

    Configured actions

    Move from conversation to the service workflow.

    Where a pathway allows it, Ella can send a fixed link or message, issue a questionnaire, complete a supported form or prepare follow-up.

    Consultation state

    Synthetic demonstration

    04 / 06

    Patient

    Yes, send the information to the email on my account.
    Recipient resolved by code
    Approved template selected
    Delivery receipt recorded

    Why this stage matters

    The model requests an allowed action; code validates the recipient, content and pathway before anything is sent.

  5. 05

    Clinical review

    Show the structured picture and the source together.

    Authorised reviewers can inspect the working clinical picture, structured note and transcript without losing the patient's original account.

    Consultation state

    Synthetic demonstration

    05 / 06

    Patient

    I mainly notice the racing sensation when I am sitting quietly.
    Summary updated
    Evidence link retained
    Uncertainty kept explicit

    Why this stage matters

    The reviewer receives a starting point to verify, challenge and continue—not an automated clinical decision.

  6. 06

    Output and follow-up

    Prepare the record and the next operational step.

    The same state can support a clinical note, transcript, supported PDF, coding workflow or an outbound follow-up configured by the service.

    Consultation state

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    06 / 06

    Patient

    That covers everything I wanted to explain today.
    Conversation finalised
    Review artifacts prepared
    Follow-up state retained

    Why this stage matters

    One conversation can produce several bounded workflow outputs without fragmenting the patient record.

Human authority remains explicit

Prepared context is useful because it can be checked.

Ella can organise a conversation and request configured workflow actions. Authorised people and services remain responsible for clinical interpretation, diagnosis, prescribing, escalation and sign-off.