Hospital IT start here
A practical path for hospital technology teams to evaluate medOS extensions without granting developers infrastructure, clinical, or tenant-wide authority.
Choose the safest extension path
Hospital IT selects the least-powerful extension lane that satisfies the clinical or operational requirement.
Security and privacy review
Review the exact publisher, artifact digest, origin, data purpose, fields, scopes, retention, processors, residency, audit, support, and revocation behavior.
Environment and network readiness
Prepare DNS, TLS, proxy, firewall, egress, identity, time synchronization, backup, and approved test-data boundaries before hospital UAT.
Hospital acceptance checklist
Run acceptance against the exact signed release using synthetic data first and hospital-approved UAT data only when required.
Go-live and rollback
Activate one hospital, one exact release, and the minimum approved scope set during a monitored change window.
Operate and support apps
Hospital IT owns the operational relationship after activation: access reviews, credential rotation, availability, incident routing, upgrades, evidence retention, and offboarding.