Better clinical decisions with data-driven insights
Enabling complex decision-making with clinical decision-support solutions
Digital solutions save precious time and resources, enabling faster, more accurate diagnoses and patient-centric care.
Moving the needle with digital solutions
On the best of days, physicians must cope with severe shortages of time and resources. In this difficult environment, leveraging data, evidence and technology to improve patient care decisions is critically important. This is especially true in the context of precision medicine where multi‐omic data—including medical history, social/behavioral determinants, and environmental knowledge—must be considered together to understand a patient’s disease state and the optimal course of care.1
Expanding access to precision medicine
Unfortunately, access to precision medicine today is still low. In the United States, more than 80 percent of patients in community practice lack access to new guideline-based precision therapies and the most current clinical trials. Access is even lower in rural and low-income communities.2
Digital solutions have the power to overcome these challenges, making precision medicine accessible to all, rather than a dream for a few.
Our clinical decision support solutions help clinicians to deliver timely and personalized treatment for all patients by:
- Facilitating the consultation and documentation of clinical guidelines for more confident clinical decisions
- Simplify the analysis and interpretation of genomic data for more targeted and personalized therapies
- Identifying tailored treatment options, including clinical trials, for better patient outcome
By using digital tools, physicians can access patient data in real-time, facilitating interdisciplinary collaboration and improving patient outcomes. For instance, advanced analytics tools can help identify biomarkers and treatment options that might be overlooked due to data complexity. As such, digital tools provide solutions to the barriers to precision oncology implementation.
Ming Huang-Chen, Prof. MD
Director, Division of Medical Oncology, Department of Oncology, Taipei Veterans General Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C.
