Use cases

Every stakeholder turns the patient journey into intelligence

The same longitudinal, anonymized, aggregate patient-journey spine, read differently by each stakeholder. Here is what each one gets, concretely.

01

Pharma & life sciences

Real-world evidence on treatment adoption, persistence, switching and outcomes across the patient journey.

★Strategic population intelligence for Medical, HEOR, Market Access and MSL teams.
What they get
1

Real-world treatment adoption and line switching, who moves from chemo to targeted therapy, and when.

2

Persistence and adherence curves across months of therapy, fully anonymized.

3

Paraphrased voice-of-patient, concerns, side effects and needs, as an aggregate qualitative signal.

02

Medical centers & hospitals

Operational clinical intelligence for care teams, who to call first, where the risk is, how to prioritize.

★Adherence, safety, iwCLL quality and trial enrollment, without exposing patient identity.
What they get
1

Prioritization queues, who to call first by deterioration signals, with no patient identity exposed.

2

iwCLL quality adherence and gaps against the treatment protocol.

3

Aggregate AE / safety signals and trial-enrollment lists, anonymized.

03

Insurers & payers

Real cost-effectiveness, utilization patterns and outcomes, an evidence base for coverage decisions.

★Support for value-based care and basket / coverage negotiation.
What they get
1

Real cost-effectiveness signals from real-world outcomes, not model assumptions.

2

Utilization patterns and detection of waste and sub-optimal use.

3

Value-based-care evidence and coverage / basket decision support.

04

Government health departments

Aggregate population view for policy-making, resource planning and national quality assessment.

★Aggregate, anonymized, regulation-aligned data, in Israel and worldwide.
What they get
1

A national population quality picture, where the system excels and where gaps remain.

2

Policy and resource planning grounded in aggregate, regulation-aligned outcomes.

3

Tracking national outcomes over time, aggregate and identity-free.

05

Health funds (Kupot Holim)

Insights into the member journey, early intervention and patient-experience improvement across the continuum.

★Flag patients at risk of deterioration before their next visit.
What they get
1

Member-journey insight, where members drop off, wait, or progress.

2

Early-intervention flags before the next visit, from longitudinal signals.

3

Patient-experience metrics to improve the care and service continuum.

06

Researchers & academia

Longitudinal, anonymized, precise cohorts for real-world outcomes research questions.

★PRO, treatment journey and outcomes, a real-world evidence engine.
What they get
1

Longitudinal anonymized cohorts, ready for real-outcome research questions.

2

Patient-reported-outcome (PRO) data, continuous and at scale.

3

Real-world outcome endpoints for use in research and publication.

The patient journey as a system

Eight intelligence layers that feed every use case

Every use case above draws from the same longitudinal spine. These are the layers.

01

Real-world patient signals

Symptoms, emotional state and adherence, captured continuously, with consent, anonymized.

02

Longitudinal journey intelligence

From diagnosis through watch-and-wait and treatment to MRD-negative and retreatment.

03

Emotional & behavioral monitoring

Distress and behavior shifts as an early proxy for clinical change.

04

Personalized education

Evidence-based content by journey stage, in the patient's language.

05

Clinical-trial awareness

Eligibility matching and surfacing relevant research pathways.

06

Early-intervention signals

Lymphocyte doubling, hemoglobin decline and iwCLL triggers.

07

Aggregated health-org intelligence

An anonymized picture for pharma, hospitals, payers and government.

08

Continuous RWE generation

Every interaction becomes aggregate evidence, with no PII.

k≥10 · Anonymized · aggregate only

Every use case, aggregate, anonymized, no drill-through to a single patient

No use case ever exposes a patient identity. A k≥10 cohort floor, no PII, and every access logged.