Medevio | Astmaline

Medevio connects doctors and centres

AsthmaLine by Medevio is a simple application that allows you to refer a patient to the NCTA (National Centre for Severe Asthma) without the need for phone calls, sending patients with requests, or email communication.

Medevio also assists over 2,300 doctors and nurses with additional tasks, whether it’s routine communication between the practice and patients or communication related to prevention and treatment.

On this page below, you will find a detailed step-by-step guide on how to log in and how the referral process works.

Experiences from Doctors and Centres

Reduction of Administrative Burden

Our intuitive, interactive interface makes completing applications and adding any additional information quick and effortless.

More efficient communication

The app eliminates the need for repeated communication, speeding up the process and saving time for all parties involved.

Qualified patient

The patient arrives for the initial consultation, and the centre already knows they have all the necessary documents and requirements for admission.

How Referrals Work

The Field Specialist Selects a Patient for Referral

The doctor clicks on the "Refer Patient" button in the app, fills in the patient’s basic information, or selects from their list of recorded patients.

Selecting from Available Centres

The doctor chooses the centre to which they wish to refer the patient.

Completing a Standardised Questionnaire and Sending the Request to the Centre

The doctor fills out a questionnaire designed in collaboration with the centres to assess the patient’s condition and facilitate an invitation for an initial consultation.

The Centre and Doctor Can View the Request and Its Status in an Overview

All information and requests are conveniently organised in one place. If needed, secure in-app communication allows for further exchange of documents and additional information.

Project Motivation

There is a lack of a simple, standardised digital communication channel between outpatient doctors and specialised care centres. This often results in repeated contacts and lengthy information exchanges before a patient can be assessed. Given the heavy workload on both sides, this type of communication presents a significant challenge.

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Support for Patients with Severe Asthma