Health Outcomes Sciences: Precision Medicine

Making Data Actionable

The Power of Utilizing Predictive Analytics

Shifting the Focus from the Population to the Individual

In contrast to a population health company, HOS focuses on an individual’s data points rather than the data points of a similar patient. We provide the most personalized care possible, and that means discovering the risk of the individual based on their health history, profile, and other contributing factors.

By displaying the patient’s risk to the clinician they can tailor treatment to each individual, and be sure that patients receive the specific level of care they need. The end result is reducing variation and eliminating under/over treatment.

A Patient-Centered Approach – From Shared Decisions to Improved Outcomes

Patient Engagement

The ePRISM informed consent process helps bridge the gap between physician and patient and encourages discussions and tailored treatment.

Personalized Treatment

The patient’s risks are displayed to the physician in the cath lab during the procedure to help reduce risk and improve outcomes.

Improved Outcomes

Implementing ePRISM has helped health systems, like Saint Luke’s, decrease poor outcomes and deliver high-quality care, without increasing costs.

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ePRISM^® helped us reduce our incidence of PCI-related acute kidney injury by more than 70%. We could not have achieved such extraordinary results without it. We have fully operationalized the use of these predictive tools, and we do not proceed with a PCI without first considering a patient’s individualized risk.

Amit Amin, MD, MSc
Barnes Jewish Hospital | St. Louis, Missouri

Our physicians have really enjoyed working with the ePRISM^®software because it actually has helped drive down the variation in care, thus improving the outcomes for our patients.

Chris Lipp, System Director Cardiovascular Service Line
Saint Luke’s Health System | Kansas City, MO

Using ePRISM^® has helped us improve the safety and quality of care for our cardiac patients undergoing PCI, and it has also helped lower costs. Knowing a patient’s risk in advance means clinicians are in a much better position to make decisions that will produce good outcomes, like choosing the right bleeding avoidance strategies.

Jeptha Curtis, MD
Yale-New Haven Hospital | New Haven, Connecticut

Barnes Jewish Hospital Dramatically Improves Outcomes with ePRISM^®

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