Features · Patient records
The whole patient, in one coded record.
Problems, medications, allergies, results and family history as structured, SNOMED-coded data, opened through a summary that pins the safety-critical information to the top of every visit. Then shape the fields, sections and views around how your practice actually works.
ehr.usejump.co.uk · Patient record · Margot Whelan · pat_M2vXn7q9
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Margot WhelanDOB 14 Mar 1978 · ID JMP-004821Verified · in person
Allergy · penicillin · anaphylaxisRepeat review due · 4 AugPrefers afternoon appointments
Active problems3 of 3 shown
Essential hypertensionSCT 59621000
Type 2 diabetes mellitusSCT 44054006
AsthmaSCT 195967001
AllergiesPinned
Penicillin · anaphylaxis · 2019SCT 91936005
Feeds prescribing checks, incl. related substances
Medications4 active
Losartan 50mg · once dailyJump
Sertraline 100mg · NHS GPExternally managed
Latest results12 Jul
HbA1c46 mmol/mol
Blood pressure132/84 mmHg
Tap any measure to see its trend
How it works
From opening the record to making it yours.
Four steps, in the order they happen in a working day. The thread through all of them: the record holds coded data, not prose, so everything it shows can be checked, trended and reused.
Step 1
Open to a summary that is already triaged
The record opens on a summary built from tiles: active problems, medications, allergies, latest results. Allergies and safety alerts are pinned and cannot be removed, and every tile lists every item rather than a truncated preview. Alerts sort critical first, so the line you must not miss is the first line you read.
Clinical summary2 pinned · 4 tiles
Allergies · pinnedPenicillin · anaphylaxis
Safety alerts · pinnedRepeat review due · 4 Aug
Active problems3 of 3 shown
Medications4 of 4 shown
Step 2
Capture coded data, not prose
Problems, allergies, observations, immunisations and family history are recorded as SNOMED CT coded entries, picked from a live terminology search. Family history captures the relationship, the condition and the outcome as separate coded fields. The payoff: allergies feed prescribing checks, observations can be trended, and any coded entry can drive a register or a search.
Add family historycoded entry
Relationship · MotherSCT 72705000
Condition · Breast cancerSCT 254837009
Age at onset52
Narrative detail stays free text. The coded chips are what registers, searches and decision support run on.
Step 3
Watch any measure move over time
Because observations and results are coded data, they graph. Blood pressure, HbA1c, weight, pathology markers: pick any measure and see its trend across visits, with the values and dates underneath. A number on its own says where the patient is; the trend says where they are going.
HbA1c · trendmmol/mol · 18 months
Jan 2558
May 2554
Oct 2551
Mar 2648
Jul 2646 · improving
Step 4
Shape the record to your practice
Add custom fields for the data your practice runs on, organise them into sections, and decide per field whether patients can see or edit it. Label patients so context travels with them. Configure which tabs the record shows, and what the patient card displays in each view: list, search, diary. The record ends up shaped like your practice, not a generic template.
Sections & fieldsSettings · patient record
Occupationbuilt-in
Membership numbercustom · required
Interpreter languagevisible to patient
LabelsComplex careVIP
Patient cards are configurable too: choose the fields and quick actions for list, search and diary views.
What's included
Everything a record should hold.
What the patient record covers today. If something you need isn't here, ask us on a demo call.
- 01Clinical summary tilesAllergies and safety alerts pinned; every tile lists every item.
- 02SNOMED CT coded sectionsProblems, allergies, observations, immunisations and family history as coded data.
- 03Trend chartsObservations and pathology graphed across visits.
- 04The full patient, one placeClinical, tasks, filing, recalls, messages, appointments, invoices and payments in one record.
- 05Custom fields & sectionsStore what your practice needs, with per-field required and patient-visibility settings.
- 06Patient labelsOrg-defined labels that travel with the patient across record and card views.
- 07Configurable cards & viewsChoose the fields and quick actions shown in list, search and diary views.
- 08Identity verificationRemote or in-person checks, with the status shown on the patient card.
- 09Duplicate detection & mergingMerge suggestions plus a governed flow for combining duplicate records.
- 10Attributed audit trailEvery change dated and attributed, with a per-patient audit log in the record.
- 11Entered-in-error correctionRetract a wrong entry cleanly; permission-gated to clinical and admin roles.
- 12Role-based accessStaff see what their role needs: clinical, admin and billing access set separately.
- 13Patient portal accessPatients see their problems, medications, allergies, immunisations and results; you control what is exposed.
- 14Updates to the NHS GPSend documents to the patient's NHS GP over MESH, with delivery tracked.
Integrations
Standard codes in. Standard channels out.
The record speaks NHS clinical terminology internally and reaches the systems around it: the patient's NHS GP, your previous system, and identity checks at registration.
Live
SNOMED CT
NHS clinical terminology behind problems, allergies, observations and history.
Live · v2026.4
NHS dm+d
UK drug dictionary behind the medication record and prescribing checks.
Live
NHS MESH
Documents and updates to the patient's NHS GP, with delivery tracked.
Live
Semble import
Structured migration from Semble; records arrive as coded data, not PDFs.
Live
Stripe Identity
Remote identity verification at registration; in-person checks recorded too.
“Opening a record and finding it already triaged - allergies pinned, alerts sorted, nothing hidden behind a 'show more' - is the difference between reading notes and knowing the patient.”
Common questions
Questions, answered.
The five questions practices most often ask about the patient record. If yours isn't here, ask us on a demo call.
The record opens on a clinical summary built from tiles, with allergies and safety alerts pinned. Behind it, everything about the patient lives in one place: the clinical sections (problems, medications, allergies, immunisations, results, family history), plus tasks, filing, recalls, messages, appointments and billing. You can set which tabs your organisation shows, and each clinician can arrange their own dashboard layout.
Yes. Add custom fields (text, dates, dropdowns) and organise them into sections, alongside the built-in demographics. Each field can be marked required, and you decide per field whether patients can see or edit it through the portal. Labels add a further layer: org-defined tags like "Complex care" that show on the record and on patient cards wherever the patient appears.
If you switch it on. The patient portal can show patients their problems, medications, allergies, immunisations and lab results. Clinical record access is controlled by the practice, org-wide and per patient, so you decide what is exposed and to whom. Portal sign-ins sit behind the patient's own account, separate from the tokenised links used for one-off tasks like questionnaires.
In both directions. Incoming: record NHS-prescribed medication as externally managed so it feeds every safety check, and file letters and results against the record. Outgoing: send documents to the patient's NHS GP electronically over MESH, straight from the record, with delivery tracked in a transfer history, so the GP's system receives it rather than a fax or an unencrypted email.
Every change to the clinical record is dated and attributed: problems, allergies, appointments, recalls and more, each with its own audit log, unified into one org-wide view and surfaced as an audit tab on each patient's record. Corrections are first-class: a wrong entry is marked entered-in-error rather than silently edited, and that action is permission-gated to clinical and admin roles. Access itself is role-based, so staff see what their role needs and nothing more.
See your record layout in a live sandbox.
We'll walk through a full patient record on a 30-minute call, then leave a sandbox populated with sample patients so your team can shape the fields and views themselves.