Block 1 of 13

Structure and master data

The organisational and identification foundation every process relies on.

6 covered 0 in progress 0 pending

Covered6

In progress0

No processes in this status.

Pending0

No processes in this status.

Block 2 of 13

Admission, episodes and beds

The patient's administrative and care circuit: episodes, encounters, movements and occupancy.

7 covered 0 in progress 0 pending

Covered7

In progress0

No processes in this status.

Pending0

No processes in this status.

Block 3 of 13

Scheduling

Planning of scheduled activity: schedules, slots and appointments.

8 covered 0 in progress 0 pending

Covered8

In progress0

No processes in this status.

Pending0

No processes in this status.

Block 4 of 13

Clinical workplace

The practitioner's entry points: the equivalent of the i.s.h.med clinical workstation.

6 covered 0 in progress 0 pending

Covered6

In progress0

No processes in this status.

Pending0

No processes in this status.

Block 5 of 13

Emergency care

Emergency circuit: triage, prioritisation and follow-up.

4 covered 0 in progress 0 pending

Covered4

In progress0

No processes in this status.

Pending0

No processes in this status.

Block 6 of 13

Clinical orders and diagnostics

Ordering tests and services, and returning results.

9 covered 0 in progress 0 pending 1 outside the product

Covered9

In progress0

No processes in this status.

Pending0

No processes in this status.

Outside the product1

Delivered by departmental or third-party systems, or by custom development in each project. They do not count as pending.

Block 7 of 13

Clinical documentation

Structured clinical record: the equivalent of i.s.h.med configurable medical documentation.

10 covered 0 in progress 0 pending

Covered10

In progress0

No processes in this status.

Pending0

No processes in this status.

Block 8 of 13

Medication and pharmacy

The complete medication circuit, from prescription to return, with automatic posting to logistics.

9 covered 0 in progress 0 pending 5 outside the product

Medication circuit

Outside the product5

Delivered by departmental or third-party systems, or by custom development in each project. They do not count as pending.

Block 9 of 13

Nursing and care planning

Ward nursing work: charting, assessment and care planning.

3 covered 2 in progress 2 pending

Covered3

In progress2

Pending2

Block 10 of 13

Surgical area

From surgical indication to intraoperative record. Much of the required foundation is already available in RHP.

1 covered 0 in progress 6 pending

Covered1

In progress0

No processes in this status.

Pending6

Block 11 of 13

Specialties

Specialty circuits. Some are usually handled by integrated departmental systems.

0 covered 1 in progress 2 pending 3 outside the product

Covered0

No processes in this status.

In progress1

Pending2

Outside the product3

Delivered by departmental or third-party systems, or by custom development in each project. They do not count as pending.

Block 12 of 13

Platform and interoperability

Cross-cutting services: interoperability, terminologies, security and decision support.

6 covered 0 in progress 0 pending

Covered6

In progress0

No processes in this status.

Pending0

No processes in this status.

Outside the 2026 plan

Block 13 of 13

Financial management

Belongs to IS-H, not i.s.h.med. In progress, but outside the 2026 plan.

2 covered 2 in progress 5 pending

Covered2

In progress2

Pending5

Proposed sequence

Phases to clinical parity

With blocks 1 to 8 and 12 covered, three circuits remain for clinical parity. Care planning goes first because its foundation is already available.

  1. Phase 1

    Care planning

    Roll out care plans and goals, and complete nursing work.

    4 processes

  2. Phase 2

    Surgical area

    A new circuit built on existing resources.

    6 processes

  3. Phase 3

    Specialties

    Obstetrics, oncology and dental on structured documentation.

    3 processes

  4. After 2026

    Financial management (IS-H)

    7 processes

How to read this roadmap

What each status means

  • Covered. Available in the product and in use.

  • In progress. In development: part of the functionality is already available and is being completed.

  • Pending. Planned. The card shows which RHP resources it will be built on.

  • Outside the product. Delivered by departmental or third-party systems, or custom-built in each project. Shown, but not counted.

How it was prepared

  • Inventory of the functionality available in RHP for S/4HANA: data model, services and apps.
  • Comparison with the clinical processes covered by i.s.h.med, organised along the patient journey.
  • Validation by the RHP product team.

Statuses reflect what was verified as of 28 September 2026. They are indicative and do not constitute a delivery commitment.