Quality management system for healthcare, ready for IVO

Yes. In Centuri, incidents are reported in a workflow where the person responsible assesses whether the incident must be reported under Lex Maria or Lex Sarah. The investigation, root cause and actions are documented in the same case, so you have the evidence in one place when you report to IVO and when the actions are followed up.

Socialstyrelsen's regulations require care providers to plan, manage, monitor, follow up and improve their operations. Centuri brings processes, procedures, incidents, risks and self-inspections together in one system, so you can show how your quality work is carried out and that procedures are known and followed.

Yes. All changes to documents, incidents and actions are logged with date and owner. You can show which procedures applied at a given time, who acknowledged them and how an incident was investigated. That makes it easier to respond when IVO requests evidence during an inspection.

Delegations are added in training management with a validity period and an owner. Centuri sends a reminder before a delegation expires, so it can be renewed in time. Managers see which staff hold which delegations and training, and can plan staffing accordingly.

Centuri runs in Sweden, without exposure to the US CLOUD Act. Permissions control who sees which cases, so sensitive information only reaches the right people. You decide which details are recorded in an incident, in line with the Patient Data Act and GDPR.