Mona Ranade: Insights from a Medeloop Analytics Study Evaluate Catheter-Directed Therapy in Pulmonary Embolism
Mona Ranade, Clinical Associate Professor at Stanford University, shared on LinkedIn:
”If you’re interested in how real-world data can actually change the way we think about clinical care, this is worth a watch.
In this walkthrough, Mira M. breaks down our study on catheter-directed therapy for pulmonary embolism – from how we built the cohort to what the results really mean in practice.
She does an incredible job showing not just the findings (earlier CDT – lower 90-day costs driven by less downstream utilization), but how we were able to get there using Medeloop Analytics.
This is what stood out to me: the ability to go from a clinical question to a longitudinal, meaningful answer – fast.
And if you’ve been following along – Medeloop Health Research Case Competition wraps up May 7th at 12 PM, where winners will be announced.
Excited to see what others have built – this is just the beginning of what this kind of tooling makes possible.”
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