Digital Intake Tool
Digital Intake Tool
Prepare patients at home and make your intake more efficient.
Prepare patients at home and make your
intake more efficient.
What problem does DIT solve?
What problem does DIT solve?
The Digital Intake Tool (DIT) saves time for both patients and healthcare providers. This innovative interactive software solution combines tailored medical questionnaires and clear animations. Patients complete their intake at their own pace, from the comfort of home.
This improves the transfer of reliable information, empowering patients to confidently give their informed consent. The DIT reduces outpatient clinical visits and repetitive tasks, while freeing up clinical time and improving job satisfaction
About our solution
About our solution
Prof. dr. Manon Spaander, Erasmus MC
The main benefit of this research is that it saves time for both healthcare providers and patients.
The main benefit of this research is that it saves time for both healthcare providers and patients.
Prof. dr. Manon Spaander, Erasmus MC
Prof. dr. Manon Spaander, Erasmus MC
The main benefit of this research is that it saves time for both healthcare providers and patients.
Prof. dr. Manon Spaander, Erasmus MC
Save time without compromise
Save time without compromise
Save time without
compromise
The DIT reduced in-person outpatient intakes by 96.6% in a study of 1,000
participants. Avoiding 966 visits of 30–45 minutes saved an estimated 483–
725 clinical hours—equal to 60–91 working days. Imagine giving your team that
time back, while sparing patients unnecessary travel and making healthcare
more available, efficient and sustainable for everyone.
The DIT reduced in-person outpatient intakes by 96.6% in a study of 1,000 participants.
Avoiding 966 visits of 30–45 minutes saved an estimated 483–725 clinical hours—equal to 60–91 working days. Imagine giving your team that time back, while sparing patients unnecessary travel and making healthcare more available, efficient and sustainable for everyone.
The DIT reduced in-person outpatient intakes by 96.6% in a study of 1,000 participants.
Avoiding 966 visits of 30–45 minutes saved an estimated 483–725 clinical hours—equal to 60–91 working days. Imagine giving your team that time back, while sparing patients unnecessary travel and making healthcare more available, efficient and sustainable for everyone.
Published evidence. Proven impact.
Published evidence. Proven impact.
Published evidence.
Proven impact.
In 2025, results from the DIT were published in npj Digital Medicine, part of the
Nature Portfolio. In this Erasmus MC-led multicentre study within the Dutch
colorectal cancer screening programme, only 3.4% required face-to-face
consultation, 96.5% were adequately prepared for colonoscopy and 98.8%
reported a positive experience following digital intake.
In 2025, results from the DIT were published in npj Digital Medicine, part of the Nature Portfolio. In this Erasmus MC-led multicentre study within the Dutch colorectal cancer screening programme, only 3.4% required face-to-face consultation, 96.5% were adequately prepared for colonoscopy and 98.8%
reported a positive experience following digital intake.
In 2025, results from the DIT were published in npj Digital Medicine, part of the Nature Portfolio. In this Erasmus MC-led multicentre study within the Dutch colorectal cancer screening programme, only 3.4% required face-to-face consultation, 96.5% were adequately prepared for colonoscopy and 98.8%
reported a positive experience following digital intake.
Key findings from a first-of-its-kind multicentre study
For the first time, participants in a national colorectal screening
setting were successfully prepared for colonoscopy without an in person consultation
Key findings from a first-of-its-kind multicentre study
For the first time, participants in a national colorectal screening
setting were successfully prepared for colonoscopy without an in person consultation
With the DIT, 96.5% achieved adequate bowel preparation,
well above the national screening standard of > 90
With the DIT, 96.5% achieved adequate bowel preparation,
well above the national screening standard of > 90
With the DIT 98,8% of participants had a positive experience without increased psychological distress or anxiety
With the DIT 98,8% of participants had a positive experience without increased psychological distress or anxiety
With the DIT participants scored 14.2 out of 16 in the information recall test showing good knowledge transfer
With the DIT participants scored
14.2 out of 16 in the information recall test showing good knowledge transfer
Traditional Intake
With Digital Intake Tool
Hospitals
Clinical oversight
More care capacity
More care capacity
Frees up staff time
Frees up staff time
Always reimbursable
Patients
Easy access to care
Fewer hospital visits
Less travel time
Intake at your pace
For hospitals
Traditional Intake
With DIT
Clinical oversight
Space available for other care
More care capacity
Frees up staff time
Always reimbursable
For patients
Traditional Intake
With DIT
Easy access to care
Fewer hospital visits
Less travel time
Intake at your pace
Landmark publication in Nature Digital
Landmark publication in Nature Digital
Landmark publication in Nature Digital
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Contact
Let's start empowering together.
info@informed.nl
+31 6 8399 8378
Contact
Let's start empowering together.
info@informed.nl
+31 6 8399 8378
Contact
Let’s start empowering together.
info@informed.nl
+31 6 8399 8378