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A private clinic brings AI to patient records without the records leaving the building.

Lausanne · 300 people · Numezis 4

Stage
Scoping complete · installation subject to the data protection officer's opinion
Machine
Numezis 4
Headcount
300
Circuit
Dedicated T23 socket · 16 A circuit

What was not working, before us.

Medical secrecy is not negotiable, and the clinic processes health data under the revised FADP: the strictest regime, with a mandatory impact assessment before any new processing.

Yet the needs are basic: find a prior condition in a hundred-page record, prepare a discharge letter, summarise a protocol. None of them justifies sending a patient record outside.

What was chosen, and why.

The machine sits in the server room on a 16 A circuit, with the electronic patient record as its only source. Access rights are those of the existing system: through the machine, a clinician sees only what they already see.

The audit log is the decisive element here, ahead of performance: it answers, record by record, “who consulted what, when” — a requirement of the impact assessment, not a comfort.

The configuration
MachineNumezis 4 — 4 × RTX PRO 6000
LocationServer room, 16 A T23 circuit
SourcesElectronic patient record, ward protocols
RightsThose of the EPR, with no widening — the machine opens no access
UsageRecord search, letter preparation, summarising
OutboundTechnical telemetry only — no health data
Power drawn1944 W · 8.5 A · 6632 BTU/h
Machine list price123'000 CHF excluding options and annual service — computed from the bill of materials

The section we do not remove.

Anonymised case. Organisations are not named, as no publication agreement has been signed. No measured outcome is published until it exists.

  • The data protection officer's opinion, on which the installation depends.
  • The data protection impact assessment, to be run with the clinic.
  • Any clinical or administrative outcome figure: we will publish none before a full year of operation.