Working with trauma data

The Greater Dayton Area Hospital Association, or GDAHA, is working with Qbase to aggregate its members’ trauma data online for uncomplicated and immediate analysis. The system is securely hosted on the web for access from anywhere and is password protected and roles-based. The accompanying image (left; click to see a larger version) provides an example of analytics capabilities Qbase built for GDAHA. The chart demonstrates output from a much larger analytical engine that provides insights into performance and standard of care issues. The chart shows that, for Healthcare Provider “A,” there has been an increase in the distribution of trauma events among 20 – 30 year olds, as well as those over 81 years old, during the analysis period. In addition, the chart shows that, during the same analysis period, there has been a decrease in the distribution of trauma events among those under one year old and those between the ages of 71 – 80. If you're interested about learning more about what Qbase is doing in the healthcare space, visit our healthcare pages on the Qbase website.