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Project details A secure clinical knowledge and research platform supporting prosthetic joint infection education, surgeon collaboration, patient guidance, and anonymized data collection.
  • Date : 2026-05-29
  • Client : WYANS-PJI
  • Status : Completed
  • Location : Nigeria

WYANS-PJI Clinical Research and Knowledge Platform

About this project

WYANS-PJI, meaning When You Are Not Sure – Prosthetic Joint Infection, is a specialist clinical knowledge and research platform focused on improving awareness, diagnosis, treatment pathways, and shared learning around prosthetic joint infection.

The platform brings together patient education, surgeon-focused guidance, research support, and structured clinical data capture into one digital ecosystem. It helps patients better understand warning signs and recovery expectations while giving clinicians access to practical resources, checklists, articles, and collaborative learning tools.

WYANS-PJI also supports anonymized data collection for audit, quality improvement, and clinical research. This makes the platform valuable not only as a public education resource, but also as a structured digital infrastructure for clinicians and researchers working to improve prosthetic joint infection outcomes.

As a completed healthcare technology project, WYANS-PJI demonstrates Acesys Solutions’ ability to deliver secure, content-rich, research-oriented platforms for specialist medical communities, combining public education, clinician engagement, data capture, and digital knowledge management.

Key Project Highlights

  • Clinical knowledge hub for prosthetic joint infection
  • Patient-friendly education and awareness articles
  • Surgeon-focused resources, checklists, and best-practice guidance
  • Secure surgeon registration and access flow
  • Anonymized patient and clinical data collection
  • Support for audit, quality improvement, and research studies
  • Blog, FAQ, and specialist content publishing structure
  • Designed for orthopaedic surgeons, healthcare teams, researchers, and patients
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