Information between visits
Bring permitted readings, reports and history together so participating clinicians have context when they review a person's record.
S U L E · NGO PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMME
Connected healthcare for every community.
Support the continuity of health information for the people your organization serves. S U L E is a Danish-developed SaaS platform for organizing records, readings and permission-based care connections.
For healthcare NGOs and social or humanitarian organizations. Start small, learn together and explore an accessible long-term partnership.
01 · HOW S U L E CAN HELP
Designed around people, not fragmented paperwork.
For a healthcare programme or a humanitarian service, access to a person's history can be difficult when visits, teams and locations change. These are examples of how an appropriately configured S U L E workflow could help.
Support people on the move
Explore continuity of records when a person changes community programmes or healthcare settings, subject to access permissions.
Coordinate the next step
Help staff organize agreed follow-up information and connections to cooperating services without replacing professional clinical decisions.
02 · WHAT S U L E PROVIDES
One connected information environment.
Personal health information
Notes, documents, measurements and longitudinal context in an organized patient-facing experience, according to enabled features.
Permission-based sharing
Information can be made accessible to authorized care participants through supported connections and consent controls.
Practical pilot workflows
Test onboarding, record access and follow-up coordination with a small programme before deciding whether wider use makes sense.
Some advanced integrations and organizational workflows may be planned or unavailable. The pilot scope will identify verified working functions rather than promising every capability shown in demonstrations.
03 · NO-COST PILOT
A small start, with practical learning.
Our intention is to offer qualifying NGO partners no software licensing fee for an agreed scope. The pilot and longer-term arrangement are confirmed in writing, including any limitations and responsibilities.
Discuss the programme and potential fit.
Confirm supported workflows and permissions.
Orient the programme contact and participants.
Explore real use with around 5–10 consenting participants.
Gather usability feedback and decide next steps together.
Software access: intended no-cost offer for approved partners. External equipment, internet connectivity, third-party clinical services and similar expenses are not included unless agreed. Pilots do not constitute evidence of improved clinical outcomes.
04 · JOIN THE PROGRAMME
Let's explore what works for your community.
“Start with a few people. Build a useful workflow. Learn what needs to improve.”
A programme coordinator and a small consenting participant group are enough to start the conversation. We welcome both healthcare and social or humanitarian organizations.
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