CIRCLES:
Unlocking The Value of Validatable Real-World Evidence
What Is Validatable Real-World Evidence
It is a high-quality, longitudinal dataset which can be used to support clinical decision-making, regulatory submissions, value-based care, medical innovation, health equity, and research. Validatable real-world data is inherent in every clinical intervention and the resulting outcomes.
It need only be captured and aggregated in a manner which represents clinical and statistical significance to result in verifiable evidence for any treatment protocol and any patient cohort.
What Is A Circle
It is the coherent integration within a closed system of (i) a clinically significant diagnosis and associated treatment data, (ii) pertaining to a specific and statistically significant patient cohort, (iii) well correlated to the long-term outcomes of that cohort.
Each Circle addresses a specific anatomical region, pathology, treatment protocol, and outcomes assessment. It typically involves a Principal Investigator and at least ten collaborating Physician-Investigators.
The resulting datasets are proprietary, copyrightable, and free of error and artifacts. In Physicians-Owned Circles, 85% of all resulting license fees are returned to participating physicians.
How Circles Work
A Circle begins with a study protocol, and ends with sustained benefit. It seamlessly integrates protocol design, clinical data capture, long-term outcomes measures, investigator administration, collaboration, reports, publication and licensing support.
The Circle process is a continuous cycle of improvement, starting from the clinical hypothesis and progressing through observational protocols, collaboration among physician-investigators, generation of significant datasets, thorough analysis, and ongoing learning to improve standards of care.
Types of Circles
Physicians - Owned Circles
PrivateCircles
White LabelCircles
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Our Circles library is regularly updated to include new Physicians-Owned as well as Private Circles.
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