The problem
Consent forms in a folder and notes written up after clinic are exactly where inspections find gaps. Proving the process around consent is harder than the form itself.
The old way, and what it costs
Paper consent forms, a consent template emailed around, and notes typed up later.
Typical cost
The compliance and insurance exposure of incomplete or out-of-date consent, which can dwarf any tool.
Human cost
Time spent managing templates and chasing missing signatures and notes.
The Sulaia way
Consent templates, information delivery, capacity and cooling-off windows are captured against the patient record, and clinical notes are drafted at the point of care, so the whole chain is complete and retrievable.
What you get
- Consent captured with its full process
- Records complete and contemporaneous
- Everything attached to the patient