AgileMD in the News

Yale New Haven Health leverages eCART — an FDA-cleared clinical deterioration system — across its seven hospitals. Deborah Rhodes, MD, senior vice president and chief quality officer, tells Becker’s how eCART gives clinicians time to intervene before critical events and the workflow to do so effectively. Since going live more than a year ago, the system has yielded a 13 % relative reduction in overall mortality (1.2 % absolute), with especially significant improvements in outcomes related to sepsis.

Dr. Priti Patel, Chief Medical Information Officer at John Muir Health, and Borna Safabakhsh, Co-founder and CEO of AgileMD discuss how the eCART early warning system reduces mortality and improves patient outcomes in AVIA's "Voices of the AVIA Network" series.

Listen to JAMA+ AI Editor in Chief Dr. Roy Perlis interview AgileMD co-founder Dr. Dana Edelson on the current state of hospital early warning systems and the results of a recent head-to-head study with Yale. They discuss why a general deterioration model — particularly one that stratifies patient risk and is designed with an actionable workflow — is superior to an always-firing sepsis-specific score.