Prepare
Review the cohort, check exclusions and choose the approved questions for the work ahead.
Medication reviews, thoughtfully connected
A clearer path from conversation to care.
Structured information. Evidence in context. Hannah Health brings the work around a medication review into one clear workspace, with pharmacists at the heart of every decision.
✓ Approved question sets✓ Source-linked evidence✓ Pharmacist oversight✓ Owned follow-up
The Hannah workspace
A shared view of the work ahead.
Collection, professional review and follow-through, brought into focus. Explore the current local workspace with synthetic records.
One workspace. A clear next step.
Current local product preview · synthetic records · collection, review and filing remain separate.
A considered workflow
Clarity at
every handover.
From preparing a cohort to recording the next action, every stage has a purpose and an owner.
Follow the complete journey
Collect
Keep answers, missing information and the patient’s own words together, with their source.
Review
A pharmacist considers the evidence and records their assessment and next steps.
Follow through
Keep open actions visible. Review sign-off, record filing and follow-up closure are distinct steps.
Built around people
One shared picture.
Your team’s perspective.
The same work looks different from the practice desk and the pharmacist’s chair. Hannah helps keep the context connected.
Know what needs attention next.
A clear view of the work awaiting review, the actions still open and the records waiting to be filed.
- Keep cohort preparation and exclusions visible.
- See the owner and next action for follow-up.
- Distinguish completed collection from clinical sign-off.
Bring the evidence to your judgement.
Review the source material alongside the assessment, so the patient’s words stay distinct from the clinical decision.
- Trace collected information back to its source.
- Keep unknown and declined answers explicit.
- Review notes before signing and recording the next step.
Where does the pharmacist fit?
Clinical judgement stays with the pharmacist. Hannah is designed to organise collection and evidence; a collected answer is not a clinical decision or a completed medication review. Read about clinical oversight.
What happens when information is missing?
Missing, unknown and declined answers remain explicit in the record, so the reviewing pharmacist can see what still needs attention. Explore evidence and clinical judgement.
Is Hannah ready to use with patients?
Hannah is in development. The current product uses a local workflow and synthetic records. Clinical, information-governance, provider and patient-pilot approvals remain separate requirements. See the current development status.
Practical thinking
The thinking behind a clearer workflow.
Short, practical guides for the teams organising medication-review work.
Workflow guide
What belongs around a medication review?
A useful way to separate preparation, collection, professional review and follow-through.
Read the workflow guideEvidence guide
Keep the source close to the decision.
Why the patient’s answer and the pharmacist’s interpretation need their own place.
Read the evidence guideA conversation about your team
Make room for a better review.
Explore how Hannah could support your medication-review workflow.