The idōs Clinical Decision Support System
Health and healthcare are rapidly evolving, necessitating the idōs Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS). Within the learning health system, health information technology (HealthIT) promises to ease the burden clinicians, patients, and other care team members face by exponentially increasing clinical knowledge, care complexity, and choice complexity.
For optimal outcomes based on applying the most relevant available knowledge within the context of each patient's needs and goals, health IT must provide the right information at the right time and in the right format.
Providing this kind of information, on a routine basis, to all patients and care teams demands shared and sustainable solutions. Stakeholders can work together to create reliable information resources that can be exponentially accelerated, so patient-centered, clinician-friendly workflows can be seamlessly integrated into interoperable health IT.
Through a continuous learning process, the most appropriate evidence is generated, processed, and applied in an efficient and rapid manner.
Introducing the world's first tool for integrating cannabinoid therapy, nutraceuticals, PEMF and lifestyle changes to better address specific medical conditions.
In order to help treat a specific medical issue, many people are looking for a way to educate themselves about plant-based medicine, vitamins, minerals, electrochemicals, as well as Traditional, Complimentary, Integrative and Alternative Medicine (TCIAM).
We cater to a variety of subscribers, including: a) people with specific medical issues who wish to self-treat; b) licensed medical professionals (physicians, doctors, nurses…) that utilize the idōs app as a reference guide (like a Physicians' Desktop Reference); c) educational institutions when building course curriculums; d) scientists studying the pharmacology of the most efficacious use of compounds within the human cell; e) businesses that support novel and novel approaches in healthcare (smart watches, monitoring devices, formulations of medicine…); f) security professionals (executive protection, facility protection...) who need to know about potential health risks for their clients; g) dieticians who use food for medicine; and h) community, religious and cultural leaders that want a TCIAM lifestyle intervention.
Medical Intelligence Management System
The idōs App uses its patented health risk assessment tool known as Active Epidemiological Risk Analysis (AERA) to determine the causation of medical issues like breathing issues, panic attacks, anxiety and even the onset of the flu, based upon threat collection data gathering from nearby. Floods, cold weather, and human-caused threats like intentional crimes and accidents are all attributed to the system. Technological events can cause blackouts and internet issues. For instance, wildfire smoke can make it difficult to breathe. In this example, the idōs app intuitively recommends specially formulated therapeutic products for the end user.
With idōs, users can change their geographical location, alter their physiological state, such as headaches, or interact with their primary healthcare issues, like Alzheimer's disease. This is done simultaneously and automatically.
Data-rich information provided by "AERA" allows for a probabilistic analysis by the idōs to forecast the right type of nutraceuticals and electroceutical frequencies to use, potentially preventing physiological harm.
The TCIAM Lifestyle
The term TCIAM refers to a variety of healing approaches and therapies that are not commonly found in conventional, mainstream medicine.
TCIAM differs from conventional Western medicine in its principles. The characterization isn't exactly accurate. One key difference between TCIAM and mainstream medicine is the strength of evidence supporting best practices. As it determines its practices, it adheres to the most conclusive science.
However, TCIAM's practices are evidence-based, despite the fact that the evidence may not meet the most stringent criteria for efficacy and safety. Additionally, some of TCIAM's practices have been validated by traditional scientific criteria. Also, TCIAM taught us that mindfulness, exercise, mediation, acupuncture, and pulsed electromagnetic (PEMF) therapy are effective solutions for the Endocannabinoid System (ECS), Meridian System, and the entire body.
Using computational intelligence, the system calculated the minimal therapeutic amount of nutraceuticals, multivitamins/minerals, amino acid complexes, and pulsed electromagnetic field therapy. Further connecting the dots was accomplished by identifying how the various pathways connected to the body's 11 organ systems (nervous system, skeletal system...). As a result, algorithms were developed that combine pulsed electromagnetic fields (PEMF) therapy with nutraceuticals.
Making Cities and Buildings Better to Improve Quality of Life Issues
This is a community-driven effort to better understand today's technology and utilize it as its key driver to improve governance, planning, management, security, quality of life issues and the livability of a community through the collection of real-world, real-time data. idōs developed and patented processes and methodologies that use medical intelligence to more effectively serve humanity. By predicting where, when and how a person might be physiologically impacted, as well as planning for growth, maintenance and infrastructure development, intelligence can enable communities to become smarter.
The idōs building concept combines spatial intelligence, domain awareness vulnerability assessments (DAVA), threat atmospherics (threat and hazard assessments), building information modeling (BIM), community resilience methodologies and medical intelligence to provide intelligence to optimize planning, design, build and operations. In addition to the occupants' wellness issues, the building incorporates the environment and stressors outside the building to understand the medical needs of its occupants. As a result, these threats translate into physical adjustments that better protect occupants.
Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) Compliant Apps
FHIR is an interoperability standard used to exchange health information electronically. Designed to address clinical, administrative and infrastructure problems in healthcare, FHIR frameworks are based on the idea of resources - the basic units of interoperability. We have a number of tools and resources available to comply with FHIR. Our software development resources are for patients, providers, organizations and devices. Furthermore, it provides information on problems, medications, diagnostics, care plans, and financial matters.
Data Lakes and Data Stores
Our team developed a machine reading system that reads data and interprets it, generating metadata behind each word, sentence, and paragraph as it is read. Technically, we will function as a standard search engine that will include web searches, selection-based searches, Meta searches for key terms, a desktop search tool for directed web portals, as well as a search capability for both online and offline databases. As the market leader in massively scalable medical intelligence, threat and hazard content analysis, meaning extraction, and metadata creation.
As a result of our combination of proven technology and real-world experience, we are able to provide our customers with a worldwide database of big data. In addition to dramatically increasing their content harvesting capacity, customers dramatically reduce the ongoing costs of content extraction, as well as reducing the complexity of their data collection operations.