Built around openEHR principles.
ProvidEHR is designed around openEHR compatibility, using structured clinical models, templates, versioned records, and queryable clinical data as the foundation.
A clinical data foundation that outlives any single application.
Modeling clinical content with archetypes and templates means your patient data stays meaningful, queryable, and portable — across teams, vendors, and decades.
Built to plug into the national stack — not replace it.
Prevention only works if it fits the bigger picture. ProvidEHR isn't trying to be the national rails — it rides on them, speaking the standards the Swedish and European ecosystem already runs on: HL7 IPS and FHIR R4/R5, SNOMED CT and OMOP semantics, national quality registries, 1177, and the EHDS / 'planned data' direction set by PDHC and Vinnova.
HL7 IPS, FHIR R4 & R5
Any record renders as a formal HL7 International Patient Summary on demand via the $summary operation — FHIR R4 today, R5 for EHDS and PDHC consumers — so a prevention record travels across organisations and borders, not just inside one clinic.
SNOMED CT & OMOP translation
A built-in ConceptMap $translate maps Swedish codes (ICD-10-SE, KVA, LOINC) to SNOMED CT and OMOP standard concepts, with the crosswalk data-driven from an OHDSI Athena/Usagi export — so a capture means the same thing everywhere it lands.
FHIR Measure & SWEDEHEART
Prevention measure-packs project to FHIR Measure / MeasureReport and a SWEDEHEART/SEPHIA secondary-prevention feed, small-cell-suppressed at population scale — the platform contributes to registry-driven prevention pathways instead of being a closed silo.
Publishable PlanDefinitions & Questionnaires
Prevention CarePlans and forms publish as canonical FHIR PlanDefinition and Questionnaire artifacts — 'planned data' in the Vinnova / PDHC sense: author once, execute across providers, and reuse a single capture for care, registry and research.
OMOP CDM export, EHDS-aligned
Consented records export as OMOP Common Data Model rows for federated analytics and the European Health Data Space's secondary-use track — unmapped concepts are kept, never guessed, so the analytics stay honest.
1177 bridge & national identity
A 1177-style patient access view with BankID / EUDI-wallet assurance (eIDAS), storing only a hashed national identifier — the patient's expected front door, with consent visible, computable and enforced at the API.
The seam, not the silo: ProvidEHR is the prevention intelligence layer that sits on top of the national planned-data substrate. It contributes summaries, measures and registry feeds in the formats the ecosystem expects, and consumes shared plans and terminology — so prevention plugs in rather than competing with the infrastructure already in place.