Private clinic group project — Clinic reception and triage screen showing a patient pathway queue ordered by urgency

2026 — Private clinic group

One tracked care pathway from referral to follow-up

Referral leakage closed: 96% of referrals now reach a booked appointment, with consent and access recorded at every hop.

2026 — Private clinic groupCase studyM3CA OS

Source: projects.m3ca.com — verified 15 September 2026

96%

referrals booked

-11 days

referral to appointment

100%

access events logged

Context, work and result

01

The brief

A nine-site private clinic group ran referrals across email, fax and three separate booking systems. Nobody could say how many referrals were lost between the GP letter and the first appointment, and an information governance review had flagged the absence of an access audit trail.

02

What we did

M3CA mapped the real pathway with clinicians and administrators, then built a single referral-to-follow-up record with consent capture, role-based access and immutable audit logging at every transition. Existing booking and diagnostic systems were integrated rather than replaced, so no clinic had to change its day-one workflow. Reporting was built for the governance committee first and the marketing team second.

03

What happened

Referral leakage effectively closed at 96% booked. Time from referral to appointment fell by 11 days. Every access event is now logged and reportable, and the governance review closed without action.

Private clinic group project — Clinic reception and triage screen showing a patient pathway queue ordered by urgency

2026 — Private clinic group

One tracked care pathway from referral to follow-up

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