Structured to match population health workflows, BMJ Clinical Intelligence provides population health experts with current, evidence-based, and structured information across entire pathways of care.

BMJ Clinical Intelligence can be integrated into systems and workflows to power smarter analysis and decision-making at the population level.

It can be applied to a whole population or used to stratify cohorts with a given condition such as diabetes. BMJ Clinical Intelligence can further stratify patients – identifying those who are not proceeding as expected in their care journey. Where there are care gaps or unexpected trends, BMJ Clinical Intelligence can recommend evidence-based interventions for both cohorts and individuals, as it covers entire pathways of care. This can help get cohorts of patients back on the right track.

BMJ Clinical Intelligence can recommend evidence-based interventions as it covers entire pathways of care. BMJ Clinical Intelligence can also provide clinical context and prioritize patients who are high users of emergency services. These patients can be called in to prevent them from becoming acutely unwell. This ensures limited resources are directed to where they are most needed – resulting in accurate patient risk stratification and more cost-effective resource allocation.

Through stratifying patients, identifying care gaps, and recommending evidence-based preventive and therapeutic interventions, BMJ Clinical Intelligence helps reduce unwarranted variation and facilitates standardized, high-quality care.