Medical provider
Diagnosis, suitability, tests, treatment, surgery, prescriptions, clinical consent, emergency response and medical billing.
TRUST, SAFETY & BOUNDARIES
Our controls are designed to protect patients without blurring the line between care coordination and clinical care.
Responsibility map
Diagnosis, suitability, tests, treatment, surgery, prescriptions, clinical consent, emergency response and medical billing.
Agreed record preparation, appointment coordination, non-clinical handoffs, schedule tracking, document checklist and follow-up logistics.
Accurate information, clinical choices, provider consent, payment decisions and timely disclosure of changes or emergencies.
We will do
We will not do
Record access lifecycle
| STEP | CONTROL | WHAT IT MEANS |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Collect | Data minimisation | Only information required for the agreed coordination purpose is requested. |
| 2. Authorise | Named access | The patient identifies who may access which records and for what purpose. |
| 3. View | Limited period | Access operates only within the authorised time window and workflow controls. |
| 4. Expire | Access closed | Further platform access requires fresh patient authorisation. |
| 5. Audit | Recorded events | Authorisation and access events can be reviewed within the system’s audit scope. |
Expiry prevents later access through CarePath China’s controlled workflow; it cannot erase a copy already made by an authorised recipient. Technical controls must therefore work together with contractual duties, download restrictions, identity display, watermarking and audit records.
Not for emergencies
CarePath China coordinates non-clinical care pathways and cannot assess or manage emergencies.