Proactive Waiting‑List Validation at Scale: The Virtual Assistant routinely contacts patients on ADHD waiting lists to confirm ongoing need, update demographic details, and collect wellbeing information. This maintains accurate, prioritised lists, reduces administrative burden, and prevents patients from being lost to follow‑up. Red/amber flags are automatically escalated to clinical teams.
Structured Data Capture for Triage and Assessment: EBO’s dialogues collect PROMs, PREMs, functional impact information, and collateral data, feeding results directly into clinical workflows. This reduces time spent on pre‑assessment administration, supports clinical decision-making and improves time to first appointment.
Patient Support While Waiting: The system offers a “Waiting Well” programme including: Sleep and emotional regulation tools, Self‑advocacy guidance, Anxiety support, Links to peer networks and local resources. This converts passive waiting into active self‑management, supporting patient safety and readiness for assessment.
Appointment Management & Administrative Automation: The VA can send appointment reminders, answer FAQs, and provide preparation guidance. This reduces DNAs, increases flow through clinics, and frees staff time.
Inclusive, Neurodivergence‑Informed Communication: Conversations are designed to minimise cognitive load through short, predictable, step‑based messages, Easy Read formats, and user‑paced interaction. Content is available in 100+ languages, with flexible text/voice options.
Interoperable Data Layer: EBO integrates with multiple EPR systems and supports standards such as FHIR R4, HL7v2 and MESH. It can operate across mental health, primary care, community and social care settings, providing a consistent engagement layer.