Partnerships
aiTriage™ was developed and validated with Singapore's public hospitals and research institutions, and is now studied with partners across Southeast Asia. Every deployment and every study teaches us something the next site benefits from.
Our partners
Hospitals, health clusters, medical schools and innovation programmes that have developed, validated or deployed aiTriage with us.
What we bring
aiTriage v1 is cleared as a medical device in Singapore, Malaysia and Vietnam, and is built under an ISO 13485:2016 quality management system.
A pilot randomised controlled trial and 19 peer-reviewed publications give new sites an evidence base to build on and a template for their own evaluation.
A tablet application and a portable ECG device that run alongside existing triage steps, from a tertiary emergency department to a rural clinic.
How we partner
Deploy aiTriage in your emergency department, urgent care or primary care setting. We support evaluation, onboarding and integration into existing triage steps.
Get in touchCollaborate on validation studies, new indications and algorithm improvement. We work with academic and clinical research groups, sharing insights and data within agreed governance.
Get in touchMilestones
Duke-NUS Medical School and TIIM Healthcare have signed an exclusive IP licensing agreement that will enable the latter to commercialise an innovative new technology designed to help hospital emergency care providers quickly and efficiently identify sepsis patients at higher risk of dying.
Read moreWith this trial, TIIM Healthcare seeks to prove the value of aiTriage and define the optimal use cases, so that it can shorten the time to diagnosis and treatment and save lives.
Read moreaiTriage™ is a SaMD using (clinical-based) machine learning algorithm to assist clinicians in quickly and accurately triaging patients at risk of Major Adverse Cardiac Event (MACE). It is currently in development with TIIM Healthcare (SGH and NHIC).
Read moreTell us about your department or research programme and we will come back with how aiTriage could fit.