hepatoSIGHTTM

A case finding search engine that enables clinicians to quickly identify people potentially at risk of developing liver disease using existing blood test results.

Intuitive

An easy-to-use solution requiring minimal training.

Fast

Interrogate data on hundreds of thousands of patients, creating manageable cohorts for intervention in seconds.

Customisable

Configurable to your specific needs and thresholds to improve the targeting of patients.

How it works

We take a data extract from your local system which may include blood tests, deprivation indices, and appointment information going back over decades.

We then cleanse and curate the data ready for your use.

Use pre-defined or novel “filters” to set your search criteria and thresholds.

hepatoSIGHTTM allows swift and detailed risk stratification based on a wide variety of blood tests, calculated results, and trends over time.

Save, adapt and re-run searches at any time.

Once identified, cohorts of patients can be stored within the system and accessed through a simple interface. Upload additional bespoke data to improve case-matching.

People at risk of disease can be identified and can be called in for further testing, diagnosis and early intervention where needed.

Finding disease early.

hepatoSIGHTTM is a case-finding search engine that enables clinicians to identify those people potentially at risk of liver disease quickly and easily.

It is an intuitive, secure system that allows users to rapidly risk stratify the population and identify individuals who could benefit from intervention. It is also an effective tool for identifying cohorts of patients for potential enrollment in research studies.

Saving lives.

hepatoSIGHTTM can help doctors find people potentially at risk of developing liver disease.

This means they can take action early, when treatments are most curative and cost-effective.

See how hepatoSIGHTTM can help you.

Book a demo with our team to learn how hepatoSIGHTTM can help improve the care pathway for those people at risk of developing liver disease.

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