InsightIQ presents a synchronized snapshot of the patient’s condition. It organizes and presents information from standalone medical devices, clinical applications, and electronic medical records. Most importantly, it translates data streams into actionable information based on a health care provider’s established protocols.
The patient view displays the complete picture of a selected patient’s clinical updates, notifications, and automated protocol management and visual cues (color-coded information) to help the health care team prioritize patient assessments and interventions. This data can help clinicians drive compliance with unit-specific standards of care and provides information to reduce avoidable escalations.
The unit view is the initial landing page for clinicians. Patients can be filtered or prioritized based on clinicians'' established priorities like Sepsis, Ventilation, or NEWS score. This unit view of a 15-bed ICU shows four patients identified by the hospitals' preset thresholds who require attention for possible Sepsis or Ventilation issues. Patient tiles or beds requiring intervention are highlighted in red and displayed along the top based on the criteria established by the hospital. Clicking on any of the beds will take you to a detailed patient view.
The facility view helps clinicians visualize critical patients who meet hospitals' preset thresholds and criteria. The clinician can adjust the threshold for the early warning score alerts based on the patient population. This enterprise view shows multiple patients who have screened positive with a national early warning score value of 4+.
The true power within InsightIQ are the digitized peer-reviewed protocols and bundles of care that can be selected and configured for each unit across the hospital – from Emergency, Intensive Care, Maternity and Rapid Response areas. Examples of protocols established by care facilities of DECISIO’s clients include:
• Ventilator and VAP & ARDS Management
• Sepsis Screening and Management
• Acute Kidney Injury Prevention
• Central Line and Foley Care
• Vasoplegia Management
• Maternal Early Warning Score
• Gestational Hypertension
• Postpartum Hemorrhage
• Sepsis Screening and Management
• Labor Induction Management
• Sepsis Screening and Management
• National Early Warning Score (NEWS)
• Morphine Milligrams Equivalent
• VTE Prevention & Foley Care
• TBI Management
• Pressure Reactivity Index (PRx)
• Stroke Door-to-Needle timer
• Modified SIRS Sepsis Screening
• Early Warning Score (NEWS)
• Emergency & Stroke Timers
When a patient is confirmed with Sepsis, a checklist or tasklist can be displayed showing the status of various actions to be performed - e.g., lab draws, medications, etc. Color coding indicates completed or outstanding tasks, documentation, or activities (see the following example).
In this example, the Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) bundle turned yellow indicating possible issues with the patient’s current medications and status of their kidney function. The sudden rise in the creatinine value triggered an early intervention alert to the care team for a medication review.
The Facility View helps the clinicians visualize the critical patients throughout the hospital system on the basis of the severity of an Early Warning Score (EWS) system. The clinician can adjust the threshold for the EWS alerts based on their patient population.
To develop a PRx graph today is a very manual and labor-intensive process. The graph requires a clinician to manually extract data from the EHR and plot the graph which can consume several hours daily to generate a small number of graphs. InsightIQ does this real-time, all the time.
Selecting a clinical value or vital from the Patient View shows the vital signs and trends over the past 24 hours, plus a list of active medications. Clicking on one or more medications will instantly plot the administration time of the medication vs. the vital signs trend.
InsightIQ is configured to align with current national maternal safety standards for hemorrhage and hypertension, as well as hospital-defined care protocols - providing timely clinical decision support once clinical criteria are met.
Annualized savings of $12M from reduced length of stay in acute care units with an associated 47% reduction of in-hospital mortalityP1
Average door-to-needle (DTN) time for medication (tPA) administration reduced by 54% A1
Patients receiving medication (tPA) within 45 minute increased by 300%A1
Patients ventilated at tidal volume > 8ml/kg 7 decreased by 46%A2
Overall acute kidney injury incidence reduced by 23%A3
Mortality in patients who had an ICU transfer withing 24-hours of hsopital ward admission from the ED reduced by 15% A4
Adjusted mortality rate reduced by 12% and length of stayin patients admitted through the ED decreased by 6.5%P2
ICU and hospital length of stay from positive sepsis screening reduced by 50%P3
