The Intel® Healthcare Management Suite

The Intel® Health Care Management Suite is an advanced web-based application for healthcare professionals to connect with their patients using the home-based Intel® Health Guide PHS6000¹. It offers an extensive set of features, such as advanced communication through video conferencing capabilities to connect healthcare professionals with patients, reports that allow healthcare professionals to prioritize cases and create a personalized care plan for each patient, as well as a wide range of multimedia content for patient education.

The Intel Healthcare Management Suite features enable healthcare professionals to:

• Create surveys and health tips tailored for each patient using a variety of formats, from multiple choice, to yes/no, to scale ratings, all customized by disease state or other suitable criterion.
• Collect vital sign data.
• Set minimum and maximum thresholds for question sets and for devices that connect to the Intel® Health Guide PHS6000, which then notifies the healthcare professionals when particular patient vitals recording thresholds are exceeded.
• Include content as part of a patient's scheduled health session, and arrange for educational content to be played for a patient when a threshold is met or exceeded to take advantage of a "teachable moment."
• Schedule patient sessions from a one-time session to a regularly recurring session scheduled on a daily, weekly or monthly basis.
• View historical patient data to make informed clinical assessments.

The Intel Health Care Management Suite also supports "management by exception" in its design as a way for healthcare professionals to prioritize their patients' clinical needs. The Intel Health Care Management Suite provides a summary page that sorts each patient based on whether a reported vital signs measurement is outside an acceptable range or not, and whether or not data has been reported by the patient. This design, which automatically identifies outliers, flags patients as red, yellow, or green according to the following characteristics:

• Red. Patient data has been reported and at least one measurement is outside its acceptable range or a question is answered in a way that triggers a threshold.
• Yellow. Patient has no current data to report.
• Green. Patient data has been reported and all values are within acceptable range.

¹ The Intel® Health Guide requires a broadband connection in the patient's home to enable communications with the care team and back-end data hosting; is designed for use by healthcare professionals and their patients and should only be used under the guidance of a healthcare professional; and is not intended for emergency medical communications or real-time patient monitoring

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