The PhysioTest module aims to manage the acquisition and archiving of data relating to clinical tests. The module was developed to include the following tests.

- 6 Minute Walk Test (6MWT), or "6-minute walk test", which allows a measurement of a patient's residual functional capacity and is generally recommended for diagnostic purposes.

The NeuroExam module aims to manage the acquisition and archiving of data relating to neuro-muscular objective examination assessments. In general, within the neuro-muscular objective examination the strength of the muscles is evaluated of the patient's muscle groups

The GenoStore module is specifically dedicated to the storage and processing of genetic data. It stores the patient's genotype by providing a description of the specific variants associated with the subject's genetic background to study and select subjects with particular genetic variants. The platform includes genetic variants selected from an Italian NMD dataset and then generated by the MotorPlex multigene panel.

The mMRI (muscle imaging methodology) has represented for years an important non-invasive and reliable definition tool for the clinical diagnosis and follow-up of MNM and can already be used as a possible biomarker in pharmacological clinical trial studies.

The PhenoLink module allows navigation within the Human Phenotype Ontology (HPO), a biomedical ontology that allows the user to define, in a codified manner, the phenotype of a patient and accessible via the OLS REST API (Ontology Lookup Service).

The InGene module creates a data analysis environment aimed at identifying clusters of patients characterized by specific correlations between genetic data and phenotype (and clinical data in general).

The MedicalHistory module manages information relating to the patient's medical history and risk factors.

The Diagnosis module allows the insertion of diagnoses over time. The description of a patient's diagnosis is made up of a primary ICD10 diagnosis to which one or more genetic diagnoses can be associated (gene involved, type of mutation, description of the mutation) and ICD10 diagnoses that are considered directly related to the onset of the primary diagnosis .

The Examination module allows the execution and archiving of the physical examination which is usually performed upon access to the organization (hospitalisation, outpatient visit, day-hospital, etc.).

The Therapy module allows the insertion of pathological events and related therapies.

The LabExamination module allows the insertion of the results of a blood sample (by compiling lists of analytes) and of an instrumental examination, such as reference measurements for ECG, echocardiogram, etc.

The MedicalImaging module manages the import of exams in DICOM format (MRI, CT scan, ECG,...) which are archived in Orthanc, a free and Open Source DICOM server.

The Trial module allows you to manage clinical trials (which are not the specific subject of the InGene 2.0 project) which focus on a configurable set of data and events available from the platform (clinical history of patients) for the purpose of studying similarities and recurrences.

The ExternalDev module allows the acquisition of data from external clinical contexts and information from personal devices, including smartphones, biomedical sensors such as wearable devices, home automation systems, including Internet-of-Things (IoT). In Health360 this information appears as events in the patient's medical history.