SGX
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Primary care
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Sweden
SGX integration with Tandem's AI scribe and AI clinical assistant
Tandem works alongside SGX so that clinicians in private primary care clinics can capture consultation notes and have them appear directly in the patient's file.
SGX is a medical record system developed by Antwork (part of CAB Group) for private healthcare providers in Sweden, including clinics that work with regional healthcare agreements, corporate clients and insurance companies. It is a Windows-based system that has been in continuous development since the late 1990s and includes features such as note templates and body diagrams. An integration between Tandem's AI scribe and SGX enables clinical documentation to transfer directly into the medical record system.
System:
SGX
System type:
Medical record system
Care settings:
Primary care
Integration capabilities:
AI clinical notes
Primary market:
Sweden
Integration status:
Live
About Tandem
Tandem is an AI clinical assistant and AI scribe that integrates with more than 130 systems across healthcare and adjacent care settings. It includes an AI scribe for real-time documentation and a Coding Assistant that surfaces relevant diagnosis and procedure codes as suggestions alongside the note - supporting national coding frameworks across Europe.
Tandem listens to the consultation and drafts the note while you talk to your patient. You read it, change what needs changing and approve it, then it's sent to your record system – including medical record systems (EHR/EMR), dental and pharmacy practice management software, care management systems, occupational health software, and other practice or system providers.
Tandem fits into existing clinical workflows and works across multiple care settings, including healthcare, dentistry, social care, mental health, and physiotherapy. It is used by healthcare organisations, clinics, municipalities, social services, and independent practitioners.
Frequently asked questions
Does Tandem integrate with SGX?
Yes, Tandem integrates with SGX. Clinical notes captured during a consultation can be transferred into the patient record with a single click, without manual re-typing.
What data can be transferred to SGX?
Tandem can transfer clinical notes generated during a primary care consultation into SGX, fitting its use by private clinics that also bill insurers and corporate clients.