Infectious Diseases
Mental Health
Drugs of Abuse
Environmental Health
Health does not exist in a vacuum
Silos in healthcare are detrimental to patient outcomes and increase cost. Interome aims to break down those silos by bringing together isolated data from numerous different sources and layering and mapping the data for relative comparison and correlation.
Big data does not mean big knowledge
Individual health and public health have always been interconnected, but traditional healthcare and emerging digital health solutions have essentially separated these concepts. As a result, system integration across public health and precision medicine is extremely limited, and the quality and depth of information needed to bridge this gap is almost impossible to obtain. Efforts to take a holistic approach to this issue get stalled by data format incompatibility and bureaucratic burdens in coordination and communication.
PULSE
We support global safety assessment and epidemiology in real time
PULSE is a digital health platform that enables scalability, security, and high-availability of public health and precision medicine applications.
PULSE supports an ecosystem which provides cost- and time-efficient operations that eliminate silos, generate knowledge, and enable actionable and fast decisions.
PULSE bridges precision medicine with public health data
Real-time knowledge is generated to improve and accelerate actionable healthcare decisions
PULSE is dynamic. Unlimited properties can be added, stored, and compared across time and geography
Users can incorporate additional data to further facilitate discovery and knowledge building
The database is enhanced with geospatial, demographic, economic, and environmental data
This collective, real-time data, in conjunction with advanced analytics and machine learning, provides contextualized comparisons and predictive modeling across an infinite number of properties and regions
The PULSE ecosystem observes the incidence and distribution of disease across time and geographic boundaries
Factors relating to diseases and health concerns are compared and correlated, producing information rich mapping with the goal of understanding, reducing, and controlling disease and epidemics
A STANDARDIZED PROCESS
