Eventium Clinical Content Database

Leading comprehensive post-acute content source for healthcare software vendors.

Eventium clinical content database is the only comprehensive post-acute content source for healthcare software vendors that solves the need for standardized care planning, patient education and discrete documentation content that is accessible through an easy to absorb technology infrastructure.

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EVIDENCE BASED CONTENT TO PREPARE YOUR CLIENTS FOR NEW MEASURES OF EVIDENCE BASED PROCESSES OF CARE

Eventium Clinical Content

  • 100% Post-Acute focused
  • Structured to facilitate clinical decision support algorithms
  • Medically coded for interoperability and HIE
  • Instantly deployable
  • Unlimited access, at your own/client needs
  • REAL ROI and Increased quality enabled for your clients (Meets Value Based Purchase criteria)

features

Problems

The database contains a library of Problems (Care Focus), that are defined as disease management areas of care. For example Dyspnea, Safety or Nutrition problems can be presented as Actual, Potential or Low Risk based on algorithms. A set of problems are delivered with each protocol. Problems are mapped to the following in the database as applicable:

  • Observation/assessment findings
  • Outcomes
  • Interventions

Interventions

The database contains a library of interventions used across pathway, care plans and CoSteps. Interventions can be used as the entry point to display one or more of the following: outcomes, patient education tools, instructions, and associated assessments or groups of assessments.

Outcomes

Eventium database includes a library of outcomes used across pathway, care plans and CoSteps.

Goals

The database contains a library of goals used across pathway, care plans and CoSteps. Eventium Goals represent overall ‘episode goals’. They can be utilized in the physician orders and Transition of Care / Discharge Summaries. Recommended Goals are included within each Protocol.

Assessments

The assessment library consists of questions and data type specifications for findings. Each observation contains attributes that help manage the display or behavior of the UI (for example, ‘is required’).

Order Sets

Eventium database contains a library of standard order text that can be used to construct the physician plan of care order.

Patient Education Media

The Eventium database contains pdf files, videos and image files of patient education companion tools and clinical reference materials. In the database, these are mapped to Interventions and Observations.

Clinical Pathways

Through queries of the database, two levels of content for Pathways are available.

  • Home Care Steps® Protocols: Proactive, preventive, robust holistic disease management standard
  • QuickPaths: Problem oriented with interventions focused on the diagnosis or condition. Core intervention content related to disease management, regardless of condition, are not delivered.

Clinical Pathways

Through queries of the database, two levels of content for Pathways are available.

  • Home Care Steps® Protocols: Proactive, preventive, robust holistic disease management standard
  • QuickPaths: Problem oriented with interventions focused on the diagnosis or condition. Core intervention content related to disease management, regardless of condition, are not delivered.

Care Plans

Through queries of the database, two levels of content for Care plans are available.

  • Care Plans: Comprehensive, holistic disease management interventions
  • QuickCare Plans: Problem oriented with interventions focused on the diagnosis or condition. Core intervention content related to disease management, regardless of condition, are not delivered.

CoSteps

Through a query of the database, content for CoSteps is derived. The content is a subset of the more comprehensive protocols.