Archives and medical heritage

More than an archive to preserve. Clinical knowledge to uncover.

Years of archives. A wealth of clinical information revealed.

Diagnoses, treatments, medical history: CLARYS Intelligence reveals the clinical information in your archives and links each item to its source, so every result is explainable and traceable.

Helen Marshall(70 years)
fracture

Emergency department note · Feb 14, 2025

Matching passages 4

…fall from standing height at home. X-ray: fracture of the distal end of the right radius…

…cast immobilization, follow-up X-ray of the fracture at day 10…

+ 2 more passages

The situation

Beyond documents. Clinical understanding.

Years of reports, varied wording, context that changes the meaning: without clinical understanding, information stays buried.

One expression, several meanings
“MS” in the cardiology note, read as mitral stenosisDisambiguated
Type 2 diabetes, known since 2018Confirmed
No diabetic retinopathyRuled out
Suspected early nephropathySuspected
History of cholecystectomy in 2010Past history
Father has type 2 diabetesFamily history
What CLARYS Intelligence makes possible

Don’t just search for documents. Find the clinical information.

Search the content

Medical information, beyond titles and dates.

Understand mentions

Confirmed, suspected, ruled out or family history, depending on the model.

Produce structured concepts

Concepts mapped to terminologies, traceability included.

Reuse the information

Data ready for care, research and applications.

From archive to knowledge

You already have the documents. CLARYS Intelligence helps you put the knowledge they contain to work.

Existing document collection

Hospital archives
Clinical documents
Reports
CLARYS IntelligenceExtraction · Context · Normalization · Traceability
Structured clinical knowledgeMedical and social concepts · Relationships · Sources
CareSearch and patient context
DataCohorts and trajectories
ApplicationsIntegrated clinical context
For medical archiving partners

Enrich your offering. Unlock the value of your clients’ clinical archives.

Add clinical intelligence to your archiving services to identify, contextualize and retrieve medical information. Can be integrated independently of Medical Memory.

Let’s get concrete

Start with your documents. Discover the clinical wealth they hold.

  1. 1

    Select a representative corpus

    Reports, letters, one specialty or one facility.

  2. 2

    Define the concepts and information you need

    Conditions, treatments, medical history or social context.

  3. 3

    Assess result quality and integration

    On your data, in your environment.

InforWhite paper

FHIR-Based Data Archival Solution for Healthcare

Keep the clinical history without maintaining old software: Infor’s white paper on FHIR archiving.

Infor describes a FHIR-based clinical archive with patient-centric access. The viewer screens are CLARYS Medical Memory.

  • A standardized FHIR archive, traceable to the source
  • Search and navigation through the patient’s history
  • Retention and purge according to applicable rules
Read the white paper on infor.comSeptember 2025 edition
CLARYS Medical Memory screens in Infor’s white paper
CLARYS Medical Memory screens in Infor’s white paper

Key takeaways

Your archives are no longer just stored: they become usable.

  1. Information, not just documents

    Search the content itself, beyond titles and dates.

  2. Every mention understood

    Confirmed, suspected, ruled out or family history, with a link to the source passage.

  3. No change of infrastructure

    Structured concepts for care, research and applications.