The value and advantages of managing chronic conditions with outcomes and ePROMs
Patients suffering from chronic medical conditions live with the effects of these daily. Some patients are occasionally inconvenienced by mild symptoms of a hidden condition, that are well controlled by medical intervention, with others living with life threatening, crippling symptoms
The Changing Landscape For Clinical Registries
Technology trends have transformed clinical registries, improving the quality of data collected, increasing patient and clinical engagement and reducing costs historically associated with running a registry, thus providing an opportunity for registries to thrive. David Selvey, MBBCH(SA), FRCS Glasgow, FCS SA
Key Learnings from the Amplitude Customer Forum Day
Amplitude Clinical Outcomes, producers of the UK’s leading digital PROM’s software, enjoyed welcoming customers and registry administrators, to join together for the inaugural Amplitude Customer Forum Day. Customers from hospitals and clinics, both public and private, spanning the UK, gathered on
Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board is a finalist at the 2017 GO Awards Wales.
The Amplitude enterprise platform is making a real difference for patients and clinicians in Swansea. The Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University health board commissioned Amplitude to provide a clinical outcomes solution for its Musculoskeletal unit, across three of its sites. The positive contribution
The top 5 tips for an easy switch to digital Clinical Outcomes data collection
There is a true desire among managers and clinicians in the NHS and private healthcare sector, to embrace emerging technologies and remove the reliance on paper, particularly when gathering clinical outcomes data. Digital systems can sometimes cause anxiety though, often
How Do I Achieve Good Compliance?
Involving your patients in decisions about their care is of course best practice. However, getting them to provide you data on their progress long after treatment and when their problem or injury is no longer an issue, is a challenge,