In DevelopmentOngoing
Regulatory pathway
Regulatory strategy — in development
AiMediQ™ regulatory pathway is under active development. Specific submissions and jurisdictions will be disclosed once approved.
In plain words
AiMediQ™ in a few short answers.
A bedside system being developed to support the team during a Code Blue — timing, prompts, roles, and a record of the event.
AiMediQ™ · Flagship ProductAI-enabled support
AI-enabled support
for Code Blue workflows.
AiMediQ™ is being developed to help resuscitation teams coordinate roles, capture events, and prepare structured summaries during in-hospital cardiac arrest — supporting qualified clinicians, never replacing them.
Regulatory statusAiMediQ™ powered by datasyteAI™ is currently in the pre-market / development & validation phase.
For institutional & healthcare-professional audiencesProduct anatomy
Every element serves the moment of care.
- 01
Ambient documentation
Captures critical clinical words in real time, hands-free, so no detail is missed during the event.
- 02
Structured event capture
Automatically organizes timelines, interventions, medications, and rhythms into a coherent record.
- 03
Clinician review
Enables the team to quickly review, edit, and validate the note before it becomes part of the record.
- 04
Secure note generation
Generates structured, de-identified notes ready for integration with the hospital record.
Product modules
Four coordinated capabilities.
- 01 · Guidance
Guideline-aligned prompts in context.
Contextual, protocol-aligned prompts intended to help the resuscitation team maintain situational awareness — delivered to a qualified clinician who retains full decision authority.
- 02 · Coordination
One shared view of roles and timing.
Shared role assignments, time-in-role tracking, and cue-based prompts designed to reduce coordination overhead so the team can focus on the patient.
- 03 · Calculation support
Structured inputs for time-based calculations.
Structured inputs for calculations clinicians commonly perform under pressure. Values are reviewed and confirmed by the clinician; the system does not autonomously order or administer therapy.
- 04 · Documentation
The event, captured as it happens.
Time-stamped event capture aligned with existing resuscitation record fields, designed to reduce post-event reconstruction and support quality review, debriefing, and registry reporting.
Hardware & interface
Interfaces designed for the moment of care.
All visuals are labeled concept visualizations using deidentified, fictional data.
Concept visualization — deidentified UI, no real patient data.
Designed for the resuscitation bay.
Scope
What AiMediQ™ is — and what it is not.
Precision about intended use protects clinicians, patients, and institutions.
What it is
- Clinical decision support intended for use by qualified resuscitation teams
- A structured event recorder aligned with existing resuscitation documentation
- A coordination surface for role assignment and time-based cues
- A platform for downstream quality review, debrief, and registry reporting
What it is not
- A replacement for clinician judgment, training, or ACLS certification
- A device that autonomously administers therapy or issues clinical orders
- A diagnostic device intended for direct-to-patient use
- A source of medical advice for patients or the general public
Event workflow
Conceptual stages of a supported event.
A high-level view of how AiMediQ™ is designed to accompany a resuscitation event. No clinical instructions, doses, or protocols are shown.
- · session.start01
Activation
The team activates AiMediQ™ at the start of the event; the session begins its structured timeline.
- · roles.set02
Role assignment
Team leader, compressions, airway, and recorder roles are captured to support coordination.
- · event.log03
Event capture
Actions, interventions, and observations are recorded with timestamps for the clinical record.
- · summary.export04
Debrief handoff
A structured session summary is prepared for review, QA, and registry workflows.
- session.start
Activation
The team activates AiMediQ™ at the start of the event; the session begins its structured timeline.
- roles.set
Role assignment
Team leader, compressions, airway, and recorder roles are captured to support coordination.
- event.log
Event capture
Actions, interventions, and observations are recorded with timestamps for the clinical record.
- summary.export
Debrief handoff
A structured session summary is prepared for review, QA, and registry workflows.
Deployment & integration
A credible path from conversation to evaluation.
Institutions engage through a defined sequence that respects clinical governance, IT review, and compliance oversight — with system integrations confirmed per site.
- STEP 01
Discovery
Structured conversation with clinical, operational, IT, and compliance stakeholders.
- STEP 02
Fit assessment
Review of resuscitation workflow, documentation practice, and technical prerequisites.
- STEP 03
Pilot planning
Site-specific plan with defined success measures, safety governance, and evaluation cadence.
- STEP 04
Evaluation
Structured evaluation window with clinical, workflow, and operational endpoints.
Institutional environment
- Hospital identity & access
Designed to integrate with institutional identity providers.
- Clinical documentation
Event data is structured for downstream integration. [CLAIM REQUIRES APPROVAL — specific EHR integrations pending validation.]
- Registry & QA reporting
Designed to support institutional QA and registry reporting workflows.
Evidence & evaluation
What we can — and cannot — say today.
Evidence and evaluation status is published as it is approved. Nothing on this page should be read as a completed clinical validation or regulatory clearance.
- PlannedIn preparation
Clinical evaluation
Clinical evaluation plan — planned
- PlannedSite selection
Pilot program
Institutional pilots — planned
AiMediQ™ — institutional FAQ
Find answers to common questions about our technology and services
Next step
Bring AiMediQ™ into a structured clinical conversation.
Request a Clinical Briefing for your team, or reach out to discuss a pilot at your institution.