Quality of Life Assessments
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Instant Trended Reporting
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On-Line Aggregate Reports
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Study group assessments over time
1. Functional
-different for each disease state
2. History
- function, family, Meds, treatments
3. Adherence
4. Quality of life
across a broad spectrum of chronic illnesses and conditions
5. Co-morbid pain
intensity, highest, lowest quality
6. Co-morbid psychological
depression, anxiety, panic disorder, PTSD, eating disorder,
alcohol/substance abuse somatization, bipolar, suidical
and more.
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Improve clinical efficiencies
Individual data analysis and
population-level management
gives you a “dashboard” view
to make a comparisons across groups.
Reports link into your EHR when
available or print summarized reports.
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Why Use Assessments?
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Case Studies
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Clinicians, who received assessment summaries,
addressed 51% of their patient's symptoms on
average,
compared with only 19% of patient symptoms
addressed by the control clinicians, in a recent
study of American Medical Informatics Association,
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Quantifiable Objective Data
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You can access practice's data at anytime for analysis.
Track your patient outcomes and monitor responses to treatment programs
across your patient population
Improve efficiencies by knowing where and when to devote your time and
resources.
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Measures Instantly Ready for the chart
Cardiology
Diabetes DIMS Diabetes Impact Scale PDF
FACT /FACIT
(Functional Assessment of Chronic Illness cancer) over 50 royalty-free
measures available
Pediatric Symptom Checklist
PHQ-9 (Patient Health Questionnaire) PDF
SF 36 , SF 12
Sleep Apnea PDF
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Nausea
Fatigue
Geriatric Depression Scale
How's Your Health
KC Cardiomyopathy
Mental Health
QPD Panel™
Asthma INFOCore
Chronic Pain
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