Monitoring patient pain scores can be challenging and is often subject to bias and interpretation. However, with the RAX Delta proxy pain scoring algorithm, healthcare providers can now interpret non-biased pain scores in their patient population.

Personix offers RAX Delta as an additional tool for healthcare organizations, clinicians, and life science companies to monitor patient pain scores. This algorithm allows for real-time pain interpretation on 100% of patients without interrupting their recovery with multiple phone calls or emails. As a result, healthcare providers can filter and interpret behavioral data collected from patients to provide a proxy pain score during the use of the device. This score is based entirely on non-subjective data, which eliminates bias as found in patients’ responses.

RAX Delta values highlight changes, or an absence of changes, in postoperative acute pain scores as healthcare providers update their therapies, offering an additional tool to monitor patient outcomes. Here are a few advantages of RAX Delta:

• RAX Delta reporting allows for comparative pain scoring between therapy combinations, including bolus types, basal rates and lock-outs, and anesthetic types and percentages.
• RAX Delta reporting allows for comparative pain scoring between combinations of data points, such as surgeons, anesthesiologists, procedures, patient demographics, block types, facilities, and more.
• RAX Delta reporting allows for comparative pain scoring between facility scores and company averages for the requested criteria.
• RAX Delta reporting provides 12-month trend charting to highlight the effects of therapy changes.
• RAX Delta reporting provides 12-month trend charting to reflect the total percentage of the patient population filtered from the results. This feature is valuable in determining the efficacy of therapies.
• With RAX Delta, healthcare providers can gain valuable insights into their patient populations and make data-driven decisions to improve patient outcomes.

Contact Personix today to learn more about RAX Delta and how it can help monitor patient pain scores.