Theseus: Integrated Health and Wellbeing is an integrated health and wellbeing software platform for healthy lifestyle services and local authority public health teams.
Manage internal and external services
Wellbeing self-assessment
Statutory reporting
Theseus: Integrated Health and Wellbeing empowers councils to effectively manage public health services in an integrated ecosystem.
It’s an ideal solution for the management of stop smoking, weight management, social prescribing, physical activity, addiction treatment and local area coordination initiatives.
Theseus: Integrated Health and Wellbeing supports ‘hub and spoke’ – with a central triage and assessment function – or direct access to individual services. It also enables council teams to refer to external delivery partners.
An innovative feature of Theseus: Integrated Health and Wellbeing is a self-assessment ‘health and wellbeing MoT’ that helps citizens identify their wellbeing challenges.
The Self-Assessment feature is readily configurable to your service and presents questions in a series of bitesize stages. It enables citizens to be dynamically presented with appropriate suggestions and self-assessment results can be ordered and colour-coded based on priority.
The self-assessment facility has been proven to be a very effective engagement tool and supports direct self-referrals into your services based on locally defined eligibility criteria.
Integrations are available for EMIS, SystmOne and Vision primary care systems enabling clinicians to refer patients directly into Theseus: Integrated Health and Wellbeing.
Theseus: Integrated Health and Wellbeing features a service directory to support social prescribing and wider wellbeing initiatives.
Your partner providers, including VCSEs, can easily publish and maintain their offers in the service directory.
Depending on the needs of your organisation, the service directory can be private (for use by your central team), or public, enabling citizens to refer themselves to partners. A dedicated dashboard is provided for providers to manage the referrals they receive and report outcomes.
Theseus has been used for the management of a broad range of health and wellbeing interventions for over 10 years and is fully compliant with established datasets.
Stop Smoking Services Quarterly Monitoring Returns, Adult Tier 2 Behavioural Weight Management Services submissions and National Drug Treatment Monitoring System reporting are all supported.
Theseus: Integrated Health and Wellbeing also has a comprehensive collection of data dashboards for effective operational reporting and service management.
A data API module is available for secure live data link to business intelligence systems including Microsoft Power BI.
A flexible episodic structure and Flexible Form Builder enables your service to customise data capture forms in accord with its needs.
Theseus has a range of popular score-based assessments available, including ONS4, WHO-5, WEMWBS, PHQ-9, GAD-7 – or define your own.
A Mobile Worker Portal is available for teams working away from traditional desk-settings, such as exercise professionals. The Portal is an ideal solution for mobile device usage.
Theseus can be used to generate letters and vouchers for distribution to stop smoking and weight management providers and other services.
Manage groupwork sessions for groups of clients and cohorts. Copy sessions for multiple weeks and mark attendance and notes individually or in bulk.
Theseus: Integrated Health and Wellbeing comes with access to a training portal with a comprehensive range of video training materials for teams.
Flexible Form Builder Module
Partner Portal Module
Service Directory Module
Address Completion Module
Client Portal Module
Diary and Booking Module
EMIS Integration Module (excludes third party costs)
Engagement Website Module
Entra ID Module (Azure Active Directory)
Mobile Worker Portal Module
SMS Module
SystmOne Integration Module (excludes third party costs)
Theseus Data API Module
Unauthenticated Referrals Module
Vision Integration Module (excludes third party costs)