Savana impacts health & care services in all its dimensions: It helps Pharma companies to carry out observational clinical research which was impossible in the past; Clinicians, who feel supported into addressing great challenges ahead service provisioning; Health systems themselves, which can improve decision-making based on real-world evidence; and, ultimately, the patients, who will receive better care. This impact is being backed up by the health professionals we are working with, as demonstrated into the video we have recorded with those having cooperated with us for longer:
https://savanamed.com/(s’ouvre dans une nouvelle fenêtre)Now that every year one single hospital generates more information than all clinical databases generated in history, 100% patient-centred medicine is crucial, and there is a unique need for “new technology to allow professionals to achieve this with safety, accuracy and reproducible results” (Dr. Carmen Pantoja, Managing Director of Hospital Infanta Leonor, in Madrid). Savana allows:
▪ “Harnessing information we are not currently harnessing, to offer more precise and personalized treatments, diagnose earlier and, even, try to anticipate high-risk situations” (Dr. Eva Aurin, Head of Innovation & Health in Vall d’Hebron Campus Hospital, in Barcelona).
▪ “Transforming daily clinical operations via user-friendly tools that will be seamlessly integrated into clinical decision making” (Dr. Gloria Antolin, Innovation Coordinator in Valladolid, Head of Hepatology Dept. in Hospital Universitario Rio Ortega).
▪ Increasing clinical value of data sets being accessed by managers and operators, and making it more insightful, an opinion shared by Dr. Raul Piedra, from Medical School on Universidad Family Dr. Azuqueca de Henares. “Transforming data into knowledge” (Dr. Gloria Antolin).
▪ “Enriching clinical research based on detailed analytics of the global population and real-world evidence” (Dr. Gloria Antolin), and “increasing scientific output and work with much broader population in next to no time” (Dr. Raul Piedra). “What took months now can take days, and when hundreds of patients could be helped, we can now support thousands or, even, tens of thousands, with greater quality”.
▪ “Correlating information impossible to identify through alternative means, or even know the significance it carries that, paired, with clinical data, generates genuinely meaningful information we did not have access to before” (Dr. Andres Muñoz, Hospital Gregorio Marañón, one of the largest in Madrid).
▪ “Improving diagnosis processes and reduce variability just in 1 click” (Dr. Carmen Pantoja).
▪ Ultimately: Savana becomes and essential tool and knowledge to help improve patient care (Dr. Raul Piedra).
