If you’re not looking at patient-sourced data, you’re only seeing one piece of the quality picture. Engaging patients in their care improves outcomes and satisfaction. But collecting patient data can be challenging — especially over the long term.
When it comes to engaging in their health, people:
New approaches and technologies are making this possible.
Patient-sourced data adds value to quality improvement, research, regulatory reporting, and post-market surveillance programs. Your patient-reported outcomes tools should help you not only collect data but also make it useful for everyone involved.
Patient-reported outcomes (PRO) surveys should collect the right data from the right person at the right time. You need functional and flexible PRO technology to securely and successfully distribute surveys to patients and caregivers anytime, anywhere.
To achieve clinical quality improvement, you need a data platform that blends PRO and other data and transforms it all through advanced analytics. With this, you can analyze patient outcomes over the long term and connect patient-sourced data to performance.
Get maximum value out of PRO data by making answers and responses available to clinicians and researchers, enabling two-way information sharing between patients and providers, and combining patient data with other clinical data sources.
Our clinical registry solution is designed with the patient in mind. You’ll acquire high quality data from patients, and empower patients to make meaningful shared decisions.
Simple and Flexible Data Collection
RegistryX collects the right data from the right person at the right time, and supports access through any web-connected device. You’ll be able to:
Longitudinal Patient Engagement
Our patient portal enables two-way information sharing between patients and other healthcare stakeholders, such as providers, patient advocacy organizations, and pharmaceutical companies. It allows you to:
The National Hemophilia Foundation (NHF) wanted to create a longitudinal patient registry that could provide value not just to researchers, but also to patients with bleeding disorders and their families. The program, called NHF Community Voices in Research (CVR) collects data from patients, their parents, siblings, partners, and caregivers, and transforms it into meaningful information for research and care improvement. Using the NHF CVR platform, patients:
View their own information.
Compare their information to de-identified, aggregate data from others with the same diagnosis.
Access specialized resources and education.
Patient engagement describes a partnership between patients and clinicians in which patients share in making decisions and planning their healthcare.
One way patients can engage with their care is by supplying patient-reported outcomes (PROs), which are health status and outcomes information that comes straight from patients, without any interference or interpretation from clinicians.
PROs can be used to:
When it comes to healthcare quality and outcomes, the patient voice informs the full picture, and fills in the gaps between care visits documented by clinicians. Clinicians can then use medical assessments, tests, and their own expertise alongside patient-provided data to deliver higher-quality care.
Learn more from industry experts with successful patient engagement programs.