System for doctors
to use post-diagnosis to analyse drug effectiveness and interactions
Drug-PIN is a complete system for doctors to use post-diagnosis to analyse drug effectiveness and interactions for each Patient and fine-tune complex therapies. Significant positive impact has been demonstrated in oncology Patients and chronic Patients with comorbidities. Drug-PIN is available for Doctor use in Hospitals, Clinics and Labs as well as Doctors in Private Practice.
System for doctors
to use post-diagnosis to analyse drug effectiveness and interactions
Why Drug-PIN
Drug-PIN performs a multi-pass analysis and increases the polynomial
order of calculation for each element you add to the patient’s
record. So even with limited patient data, Drug-PIN helps reduce
risk and optimize a therapy. The more Patient data available, the more
a therapy can be fine-tuned.
1
Insert available Patient data (current drugs, morbidities, age,
gender, habits, lab data, genetic data, etc) or simply the drug therapy
you intend to evaluate.
2
Get the calculated risk score for the current therapy
3
Reduce the risk score by fine-tuning the therapy: simply select
(your preferred) drug in the ranked list of alternative medications
and achieve the most optimized therapy.
4
Easily update and review the risk score for every change in patient
data or in medicines.
The
Drug-PIN
User Journey
Data Synchronization
During set-up Drug-PIN® will be securely integrated and synchronized with hospital or doctor databases
of
Patient information.
Data Integration
For each case, Doctor reviews patient data imported from the system and can easily modify or add
additional information (such as genetic data) if available.
Therapy Tuning
Drug-PIN® allows the doctor to fine-tune the patient’s therapy by simulating various drug combinations
and
assessing for adverse drug interactions or ineffectiveness before finalising the report.
Personalized Therapy
At the conclusion of the fine tuning, Drug-PIN® will produce a final report which can be shared with the
Patient and lead to improved therapy and better health outcomes.