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Every woman on her care pathway. One worklist.

Coordinators see who is due, who is overdue and who may drop out, across every risk route, and act in one click.

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Centre Seine · High-risk programme
Today’s worklist
1,046
Women followed
3
Overdue
2
May miss follow-up
4
Due in 30 days, not booked
WomanRisk routeStepNextDueStatus
SB
Sarah Benali
42 years
PALB2Enhanced screeningMRI + mammogram28 Oct
12 days late
Overdue
HM
Hélène Moreau
44 years
BRCA2MenopauseHormone therapy review2 Nov
7 days late
Overdue
ML
Marie Lefèvre
38 years
Family historyRisk-reducing optionsTamoxifen consultation4 Nov
5 days late
Overdue
CD
Camille Durand
31 years
BRCA1Risk & planFollow-up consultation10 NovBooked
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EG
Emma Girard
45 years
CHEK2Enhanced screeningMammogram report to review—Awaiting result
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SG
Sophie Garnier
42 years
CHEK2Risk & planResults consultation16 NovBooked
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AD
Aïcha Diallo
38 years
VUSGenetic counsellingCounselling on VUS result18 NovBooked
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NR
Nathalie Rousseau
41 years
Chest RTEnhanced screeningMRI + mammogram20 NovNot booked
FT
Fanny Thomas
39 years
Family historyRisk assessmentCanRisk update—Awaiting result
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CV
Claire Vasseur
36 years
TestingGenetic counsellingPre-test counselling24 NovBooked
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JP
Julie Petit
⚑ 2 reminders unanswered
TP53Enhanced screeningBreast + whole-body MRI26 NovNot booked
LM
Lucie Marchand
⚑ No booking 3 weeks before due
Atypia/LCISEnhanced screeningMammogram30 NovNot booked
KB
Karima Bouzid
47 years
ATMEnhanced screeningMammogram + MRI3 DecNot booked
LV
Léa Vasseur
34 years
BRCA1Enhanced screeningBreast MRI12 DecBooked
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Fictional data. Flags are operational, not diagnostic.

For women & families

Her care pathway, made easy to access.

Each woman sees the pathway her care team set for her risk route: what comes next, how to prepare and what to ask. Her family gets clear information too.

Her pathway, step by step, from risk assessment to menopause

Appointment preparation with checklists and her own questions

A dictionary and library in plain language, in her language

A letter to help relatives understand the news and get tested

Sunday 8 November

Good morning, Léa

Next step

Breast MRI · 12 December

Prep checklist: 3 of 5 done

Shared with her care team

“What does a BI-RADS 3 result mean for me?”

High-risk programme · Centre Seine (example)

Worklist

14 women

All routes

BRCA1

CHEK2

TP53

Family history

LV

BRCA1

Breast MRI

Booked

JP

TP53

MRI + whole-body MRI

2 reminders unanswered

CV

Testing

Pre-test counselling

Booked

SM

CHEK2

Mammogram

Overdue 3 weeks

AB

Family history

Risk review

To book

NK

PALB2

Breast MRI

Booked

For care teams

One worklist for every woman in your programme.

Coordinators see who is due, who is overdue and who may be about to drop out, across every risk route. Your protocol drives each schedule.

A worklist with operational flags, reminders and one-click booking

Protocols per risk route, versioned by your team

A shared record with imported results and an audit trail

A FHIR link to your EHR and genetics lab, or standalone to start

For healthcare professionals

Practise the hardest conversations before they happen.

You're human, a little reminder is alright. Virtual patients and communication tools help genetic counsellors, nurses and doctors explain risk clearly and keep the decision with her.

Virtual patients for disclosing results and discussing surgery

Feedback on every answer, with the next module suggested

Icon arrays, teach-back and question lists for the consultation

Training modules on communicating hereditary risk

Camille, 32 · BRCA1

Virtual patient · results consultation

So does this mean I’m going to get cancer?

Feedback

Risk communication +18 since your last case

See the full product, running on your own protocols.

A 45-minute video session for breast cancer centres, high-risk clinics, genetics services and regional networks.

What you’ll see

The coordinator worklist: who is overdue, who may miss follow-up, and one-click reminders and booking.

Your protocol in the engine: each risk route set by your clinicians, with a live schedule for every woman.

The woman’s app: her plan, appointment preparation, questions and family letters in plain language.

Integration: how HYPHAE connects to your hospital record over FHIR, or runs standalone.

Training: virtual patients that help your team practise risk conversations.