Dynamic Clinical Systems (DCS) was launched to advance an innovative vision originating at Dartmouth-Hitchcock: to create patient-centered, interdisciplinary practices of care supported by automated, self-reported patient and clinician survey data.
Today, DCS offers an integrated, highly secure, Web-based patient-clinician survey system that achieves this vision and much more. By making self-reported patient survey data and evidence-based protocols accessible at the point of need, DCS empowers clinicians, patients, and other healthcare stakeholders to share in patient care decision-making, improve outcomes in a cost-effective manner, and enhance research and quality initiatives. Our continued collaborative relationship with Dartmouth-Hitchcock allows us to:
- Broaden the underlying science by developing modules for new clinical areas
- Deepen our capabilities within currently supported clinical areas
- Enable patients and clinicians to test system enhancements in real-time clinical settings
Our core Integrated Survey System™
(ISS) is being used at the Spine
Center at Dartmouth-Hitchcock to collect patient self-reported, validated
survey data along with clinical observations for all qualified patients.
To date, the Spine Center has achieved 98% patient compliance and 95%
clinician compliance in collecting over 30,000 surveys for more than 15,000
spine patients, all currently hosted on the ISS.
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