Structured reporting, at department scale.
Tiro started inside hospital pathology, where structure and precision are non-negotiable. That work continues: synoptic reporting for pathology, oncology and surgery, on standards your IT department already recognises.
Trusted in Belgian hospitals and universities
Reports that are data, not prose.
Synoptic templates per tumour type and procedure, filled in the flow of reporting. What you sign out is complete, comparable and immediately usable for multidisciplinary meetings and registries.
- Synoptic templates for pathology, oncology and surgery
- Completeness checked as you report
- Comparable data across colleagues and years
- Registry and MDT extracts without re-entry
Standards first, integration second nature.
Native FHIR and SNOMED CT, EHDS in mind, and integrations with the systems Belgian and European hospitals actually run. Hosted in the EU, ISO 27001 certified, GDPR by design.
- Native FHIR resources and SNOMED CT coding
- Built with EHDS reporting in mind
- EU-hosted, in Belgium
- ISO 27001 certified, GDPR compliant
A reporting layer you can build on.
Software vendors embed Tiro's structured reporting inside their own products. The developer documentation stays live and the interfaces are versioned.
- Documented developer interfaces
- Embeddable structured reporting
- Versioned, stable contracts
- Joint deployments with hospital IT
Integrations
Tiro connects to the systems already in place rather than asking a department to replace them.
UZ Gent rebuilt pathology reporting around structure.
A university pathology department moved from free-text reports to synoptic, coded reporting inside its existing workflow. The result was less administrative time per report and a faster path from sign-out to usable data.
- faster reporting
- 42%faster reporting
- synoptic completeness at sign-out
- 100%synoptic completeness at sign-out
Department of Pathology, UZ Gent
Hospital questions.
- Does Tiro replace our hospital information system?
- No. Tiro is the structured reporting layer and integrates with the systems the hospital already runs.
- Which standards does Tiro speak?
- FHIR resources natively, with SNOMED CT coding, and reporting built with EHDS requirements in mind.
- Where is the data hosted?
- In the EU, in Belgium. Tiro is ISO 27001 certified and GDPR compliant.
- Can a single department start alone?
- Yes. Departments typically begin with one tumour type or procedure family and extend from there.
Talk to the team behind the hospital work.
A technical session with the people who built the reporting layer, not a sales deck.