A critical feature of the application was the ability for users to scan patient barcodes, which required integrating a third-party provider to facilitate this functionality. This ensured that patient details could be accurately retrieved in line with clinical requirements. Collaboration with the ICHT team was instrumental in designing the structure of the pathway data, ensuring it aligned with the specific requirements for capturing and transferring data within Cerner. This collaborative effort helped verify that all data was passed in the appropriate format, maintaining system integrity and compliance.

To address the dual need for updating user access and pathway data, Pocket App implemented Backpack for Laravel, a highly customisable admin portal. This solution provided a flexible and efficient way to manage administrative tasks while ensuring the platform’s scalability. The application itself was developed using React Native, chosen for its adaptability and ability to deliver a unified codebase. This approach allowed for seamless deployment across both iOS and Android platforms, ensuring a consistent and streamlined user experience.