MDClone offers an innovative, self-service data analytics environment powering exploration, discovery, and collaboration throughout the healthcare ecosystems, cross-institutionally, and globally. The powerful underlying infrastructure of the MDClone ADAMS Platform allows users to overcome common barriers in healthcare in order to organize, access, and protect the privacy of patient data while accelerating research, improving operations and quality, and driving innovation to deliver better patient outcomes. Founded in Israel in 2016, MDClone serves major health systems, payers, and life science customers in the United States, Canada, and Israel. For more information, visit mdclone.com.
Seller
MDCloneLanguages Supported
English, Hebrew
Product Description
MDClone's Synthetic Data solution empowers healthcare organizations to securely access and share patient data by generating non-reversible, artificially created datasets that replicate the statistical characteristics of real-world data. This approach ensures patient privacy while maintaining data utility, facilitating faster research, operational improvements, and enhanced patient outcomes.
Key Features and Functionality:
- Instant Data Access: Eliminates the need for Institutional Review Board approvals, allowing immediate data utilization.
- Dynamic Exploration: Enables users to explore data freely and adaptively without restrictions.
- Privacy Protection: Ensures patient confidentiality by preventing re-identification through synthetic data generation.
- Global Collaboration: Facilitates secure data sharing across internal and external entities worldwide.
- Seamless Integration: Allows users to switch between synthetic and original data for validation and publication purposes.
Primary Value and Problem Solved:
MDClone's Synthetic Data solution addresses the challenges of balancing patient privacy with the need for data accessibility in healthcare. By providing a secure method to generate and share synthetic datasets, it removes barriers related to legal, compliance, and security issues, enabling healthcare professionals to conduct research, evaluate operations, and implement improvements more efficiently. This leads to accelerated innovation, cost savings, and better patient care.
Overview by
Erin Giegling
