Procedural Analytics

Connect procedural supply and clinical data

Procedural Analytics combines procedural supply and clinical data to help healthcare providers understand the drivers of supply costs, utilization and quality of care. This data can be viewed by physician, facility, procedure or supply category. Leading organizations are using this data to build the foundation for their clinical supply integration projects.

Procedural Analytics provides two views

Supply view

Procedural Analytics - Supply view

The supply-only view provides information on total cost, quantity of supplies used, average cost per case and average quantity used per procedural case. Price index is also displayed for members who participate in Vizient Supply Analytics.

Clinical View

Procedural Analytics - Clinical view

The clinically integrated view is available to Clinical Data Base members. This view includes clinical patient outcome metrics in addition to the supply metrics. These clinical metrics include length of stay, complications and readmissions data.

Robust data provides credible insights

Procedural Analytics employs robust data quality assessments and validations. Data is charge-code agnostic, pulled directly from the procedural source system.

Procedural Analytics provides the following benchmark metrics:

Average procedural supply and category cost
Price index
Patient age
Room time
Procedure Time
Avg length of stay (LOS) observed
Avg LOS expected
Complications per 1000
Readmissions

Guided Analytics gives you:

Rapid identification of opportunities based on performance compared to peers
Clear visuals with bar charts and accompanying data tables below
Easy drill-through
Export all case details

Report Builder includes

Various reports for procedural supply cost, utilization and internal variation
Customized data analysis with group-by variables and filters
Export capability with preferred data criteria

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