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Establish identity and scope
Identify telehealth endpoints, clinics, cloud services, identity systems; validate participating Endlets before admission.
Healthcare
Connected care · Architecture
Map the service path for connected care.
Support secure, responsive telehealth and distributed clinical workflows across facilities and cloud services.
Primary capability
Adaptive Transport
How it works
Trace the protected service path from admission to evidence.
Maintain secure, responsive virtual-care sessions across facilities and changing network conditions.
02
Build the protected service path
care endpoint → validated Endlet → policy-selected path → telehealth or cloud service → continuous path evaluation
03
Capture decision evidence
Review session continuity, path latency and loss, route changes, endpoint validation, policy state with the responsible teams.
Architecture flow
Trace the protected service path and its control points.
care endpoint
validated Endlet
policy-selected path
telehealth or cloud service
continuous path evaluation
Inputs
telehealth endpoints, clinics, cloud services, identity systems, voice and video workflows, WAN transports
Path
care endpoint → validated Endlet → policy-selected path → telehealth or cloud service → continuous path evaluation
Evidence
session continuity, path latency and loss, route changes, endpoint validation, policy state, and application reachability
Quick answers
Connected care FAQs
Which technical path should the team review?+
care endpoint → validated Endlet → policy-selected path → telehealth or cloud service → continuous path evaluation
Which evidence should reviewers collect?+
session continuity, path latency and loss, route changes, endpoint validation, policy state, and application reachability
Who should review the architecture?+
telehealth operations, network operations, security, clinical application owners
Continue the evaluation path
Evaluate connected care with a representative scope.
Determine whether distributed care workflows sustain acceptable reachability and path quality during transport change.
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