• Patient facing digital front door triage tool
  • Commissioned by NHS England for ED/UTC’s
  • Live since Jan 2021
  • Over 1 million patients triaged
  • Accredited medical device

  • Quick initial assessment. Average assessment time 2min 60sec
  • Captures demographic details and matches to NHS number
  • Potential to stream/redirect over 30% of patients
  • Consistent safe clinical assessment
  • Robust clinical governance structure

  • A patient journey can involve two plus NHS services. Booking, clinical & administrative information needs to follow patients at all stages.
  • Currently, this is delivered via paper processes, manually across multiple healthcare IT systems and is inefficient.
  • BaRS ensures healthcare professionals receive information they need, in a format they can use, integrated into existing healthcare IT systems.
  • The BaRS is a crucial part of digital transformation across the NHS.

    Source: NHS England



  • Up to 75% of patients are suitable for an appointment to return later.
  • 48% reduction in the number of patients in the waiting room.
  • 53% of patients spend less time in Emergency Department.
  • 132 hours of clinician time saved monthly by digitally redirecting patients.
  • 30-minute appointment slot for each patient with an appropriate clinician.
  • In 5 minutes a patient can complete triage and leave with an appointment.


“Was given an appointment for 2 hours later which meant I could go home and come back later rather than a lengthy wait in the waiting room. Really excellent service.”

“Your appointment system is fabulous it really works because you’re not waiting around for hours to see a doctor.”

“I thought the appointment booking service for A&E is an excellent idea it saves hanging around for hours, and the treatment I got was first class.”


“We’ve reduced the wait time in triage and reduced the wait to be seen.”

“A wonderful experience for the patient because they don’t have to wait in the department.”

“I’d never suggest a return to first come, first served.”