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MediSync Connect exchanges the same clinical information regardless of the connectivity model. What changes is the wire format: FHIR resources for API-based systems, and GDT records / HL7 messages / structured XML for file-based systems reached through the Agent.
  • Inbound — MediSync reads patient context from the source system.
  • Outbound — MediSync writes finished documentation back into the source system.

Capability matrix

CapabilityDirectionFHIR resourceFile-based equivalent
Find / identify a patientInboundPatientGDT patient record (6302)
Import patient demographicsInboundPatientGDT patient fields
Read existing diagnoses / problem listInboundCondition (ICD-10-GM)
Read observations & resultsInboundObservationGDT result fields
Read existing clinical documentsInboundDocumentReference
Read calendar / slots (scheduling)InboundSlot, Appointment (ISiK)
Write a clinical noteOutboundDocumentReferenceGDT 6310, HL7 v2, or vendor XML
Write a referral / doctor’s letterOutboundDocumentReferenceGDT 6310, HL7 v2, or vendor XML
Write back a diagnosisOutboundCondition (ICD-10-GM)structured field / XML section
Book an appointment (scheduling)OutboundAppointment/$book (ISiK)
Export a combined encounter recordOutboundBundle
Exchange structured clinical documentsBidirectionalHL7 CDA document
The exact set of capabilities depends on what a given system exposes. Scheduling (Slot / Appointment) is available on ISiK hospital systems and selected PVS; file-based systems primarily exchange patient context inbound and clinical documentation outbound. We confirm the capabilities of your specific system during onboarding.

Reading patient context (inbound)

Before documentation begins, MediSync pulls the patient and relevant context from the source system:
  • Patient identity & demographics — the current patient, brought into MediSync.
  • Diagnoses — the existing problem list, as coded Condition resources (ICD-10-GM) where the system provides them.
  • Observations & results — prior results and measurements.
  • Documents — existing clinical documents where available.

Writing documentation back (outbound)

Once documentation is complete in MediSync, it is filed back into the record:
  • Clinical note — written as a DocumentReference, a GDT 6310 result record, an HL7 v2 message, or the system’s native XML format, depending on the system.
  • Referral / doctor’s letter — written the same way, in the system’s format.
  • Diagnosis — written back as coded data (Condition / ICD-10-GM) where the system supports structured write-back.
Diagnoses are exchanged as coded data rather than free text, so they land as structured, queryable entries in the receiving system.