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Orwyn demo: MSK decision support, step by stepSee Orwyn work.

Watch a consultation, start to finish: a knee injury, from the safety questions to the letters.

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  1. A first-contact MSK clinician sees a new knee injury.
  2. A made-up NHS number brings up a test patient. Orwyn will not go on until a side is picked.
  3. How the injury happened is recorded with a tap.
  4. The safety questions come first. No result until the clinician has confirmed them.
  5. History and examination are recorded in taps.
  6. Each examination test has a short guide to how it is done.
  7. Orwyn gives the most likely diagnosis, its reasons and what to do today.
  8. The clinician decides. Agree or change, and the record keeps both.
  9. Every letter is drafted for the clinician to check.
  10. The patient gets a page in plain words.
  11. It is sent by text message or email, or printed to take home.
  12. Orwyn. Surgical decision support for first-contact MSK clinicians.

An example knee injury, in four steps

This is the Orwyn MSK decision support tool working through one example patient, from the safety questions to the letters. No password is needed to watch it.

Step 1 of 4

The safety questions come first

The clinician confirms the safety questions before anything else appears, and if a rule applies Orwyn names one clear action, where and how quickly.

The safety stop screen for an example patient with a hot, swollen knee: "Stop. A safety rule applies. A&E at once."
Example patient

Step 2 of 4

The most likely diagnosis, with its reasons, and what to do today

The answer comes first, with the findings behind it, two other diagnoses to keep in mind and the actions to take today.

Orwyn's result screen for an example patient with a suspected ACL rupture: the most likely diagnosis with its reasons, including how the injury happened, the two other diagnoses to keep in mind, and what to do today.
Example patient

Step 3 of 4

Every letter written

The letter to the patient with a box for the GP, the letters to the surgeon and to physiotherapy, and the request to radiology are written, ready to check, copy or print.

The documents screen: six documents ready, with the letter to the patient shown.
Example patient
The one-page letter to the acute knee clinic, opening "Please see this 36-year-old, as we suspect an anterior cruciate ligament rupture or insufficiency."
Example patient
The MRI request to radiology, with the clinical question and the mechanism of injury.
Example patient

Step 4 of 4

The clinician decides

The clinician agrees or changes the plan, and the record keeps both.

Orwyn’s recommendation. You may disagree.
Orwyn suggested
Refer today to the acute knee clinic
Clinician decided
Their own plan, in their own words
Reason
Recorded alongside both

Try it yourself

The full demo is open to clinicians, service leads and commissioners. It uses example patients only. To ask for access, send us an email with:

  1. Your name
  2. Your role
  3. Your organisation
  4. Your NHS or work email address

Ask for demo access

We reply with the access password, usually within one working day.

The button opens your own email program with a message to hello@orwynhealth.com ready to fill in. Nothing is sent until you send it, and this website stores nothing. Already have the password? Open the demo.

Surgeon-governed decision support for first-contact MSK clinicians.

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Decision support for clinicians only. The clinician assesses the patient and makes every decision. Orwyn is not a service for patients and gives no advice directly to patients or the public.