Stanson Health, a clinical decision support (CDS) and analytics company based in Los Angeles, announced Hartford HealthCare (HHC) will implement one of its systems to help doctors improve care decision in real time.
HHC will use Stanson Health’s Clinical Decision Support and Stanson Analytics.
Dr. Rocco Orlando, senior vice president and chief medical officer for Hartford HealthCare, said Stanson will help clinicians make better, more appropriate treatment decisions for patients during visits.
“Stanson Clinical Decision Support will analyze ordering provider treatment choices in real-time, in our electronic health record and, when appropriate, suggest evidence-based recommendations to ensure better outcomes for our patients at a lower cost,” Orlando said in a statement. “In addition, internal and external benchmarks provided by their analytics will give our providers a sense of how well they compare to others.”
Stanson systems provide doctors with patient-specific, real-time advice at the point of care to help providers make better treatment decisions for their patients in real time, the company said.
