How it works
From a declared competence to verified proof
peritia.care verifies what health professionals can do. A professional, or the organisation they work for, declares a competence with the document that attests it; two independent reviewers check it; the verified competence is then shown live, signed and portable.
Every step is recorded: who submitted what, who reviewed it, what was decided and why. That record is what an auditor, an employer or the professional can rely on.
The steps
Four steps, each recorded
1. Identity
The professional signs in with 3ID, linked to their GLN.
2. Declaration
Competences are declared with the documents that attest them.
3. Two reviews
Two reviewers check each one; a third decides if they disagree.
4. Live proof
A live badge, signed credentials and the Swiss wallet.
Every decision recorded: who decided what, when and why, kept for audits and appeals
A professional can appeal a decision, and it is reviewed again by people who did not take it. End dates are watched: before a competence lapses, the professional and their organisation are reminded. Training institutions can confirm the certificates that name them.
Institutions know who may do what; professionals carry proof that stays theirs.
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Independent reviews
per competence, against its source document
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