STRIV project · Connected health

AfiyahHEALTH

A clearer picture.
A more confident you.

Health records. Everyday wellbeing. Family care.
One connected experience, with Sanad to help make the next step clearer.

Explore the experience Visit Afiyah (opens in a new tab)
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Meet Sanad · Your intelligent companion“Let’s make a little room for you.”

Understand your chosen context. Prepare a next step. Keep your choices yours.

Product experience · Sanad intelligence · Pulse Analytics · Responsible design

Designed around everyday life

Your health.
You at the centre.

The current Afiyah experience connects understanding, personal support and care preparation—starting with Sanad, and keeping each person’s choices in view.

Records & contextWellbeing & routinesFamily & care
The problem was the gap between moments.A report arrives. A question follows. A plan is made. Then the next action can become another disconnected task. Afiyah’s design connects those moments without hiding the source, the person or the decision that needs approval.

Personal intelligence

From “what now?” to a useful next step.

A companion that brings chosen records and real-life context into the same conversation.

  • Explain the original information in clear language.
  • Prepare questions, a practical plan or a chosen reminder.
  • Ask before consequential sharing or changes.
Meet Sanad (opens in a new tab)
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Illustrative conversation“Where should I start?”

Sanad We can start with what matters to you—understanding a report, making a routine more manageable or preparing for care.

Illustrative product experience. Advanced intelligence and connected partner services depend on a verified implementation, participating partners and appropriate permissions. Clinical decisions stay with qualified professionals.

Afiyah Pulse Analytics

See the performance.
Know the next question.

Prepared dashboards and scorecards connect programme activity, care handovers and app value to a defined reporting basis. Each partner gets a view designed for its responsibilities.

Explore Pulse Analytics (opens in a new tab)
AfiyahPulse Analytics
Care teamsExample data
Prepared performance report

Patient access & continuity

30-day sample
Confirmed visits
36
App-linked appointments
Visits completed
28
Returned visit status
Visit completion
77.8%
28 of 36 confirmed
Next steps recorded
22
After completed visits

Appointments & completion

Four-week history
ConfirmedCompleted
0612Week 1Week 2Week 3Week 4

Performance scorecard

Defined reporting basis
MeasureBasisResult
Visit completion28 / 3677.8%
Next step recorded22 / 2878.6%
Documentation open6 visitsReview
Sanad · Proposed follow-through

Six completed visits have no next step recorded. Prepare the documentation queue for the responsible care team.

Review required
30-day sample · Synthetic dataset · Read-only preview

Patient-approved context and agreed care-team roles govern access. Workflow measures are separate from clinical outcomes.

These are the same synthetic operational examples used on the Afiyah website, not measured Afiyah or partner results. Advanced analytics and partner reporting require an agreed activation scope.

What the project brings together

A connected experience.
A measurable operating story.

STRIV’s project perspective connects the product experience with intelligence, reporting and the responsibilities needed to operate it. The benefit should be explainable from the work—and measured within the actual deployment.

  1. 01

    One product story

    Bring records, personal wellbeing and family care into an understandable information architecture.

  2. 02

    A useful next step

    Connect Sanad’s conversation to source context, review, permission and a clear handover.

  3. 03

    Performance in view

    Prepare role-specific Pulse reports with defined metrics, history and accountable follow-through.

  4. 04

    A credible launch path

    Separate the public website from private-app access, partner activation and future intelligence scope.

The problemDesign responseHow to assess value
Scattered informationKeep original records, dates and context beside an explanation.Time to prepare for a care conversation; completeness of relevant context.
Unclear handoversDistinguish an approved request, a partner receipt and a completed next step.Acknowledgement, completion and outstanding-work measures.
A plan detached from daily lifeBuild a small routine, choose reminders and review what helped.Recorded participation and follow-through against a defined personal plan.
Reporting without an ownerPut the source, cohort, period and next review beside the scorecard.Reporting quality, open-work review and responsible action completion.
Explore the Sinan Hospital care journey Read Afiyah’s science & evidence (opens in a new tab)
Two healthcare colleagues reviewing information at a clinic reception desk.

Trust & governance

Personal support.
Clear boundaries.

  • The right person, with specific permission

    Family support and partner roles preserve separate records and a defined purpose for access.

  • The original stays in view

    Source, date, units and important gaps remain part of the explanation and care preparation.

  • People remain accountable

    Consequential actions need approval. Participating partners confirm their own part of the journey.

  • A clear data-location commitment

    Core health-record hosting is committed to the GCC. Storage, backups and separate processing need service-specific verification.

Explore Afiyah’s Governance & Trust (opens in a new tab)

Explore the project. Discuss your context.

Healthier lives.
Longer together.

Visit the current Afiyah website, or talk with STRIV about the experience, data and operating decisions behind a connected health platform.

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