The Metrixcare Platform
Metrixcare Core / Core +
At the heart of the Metrixcare platform is a comprehensive, flexible and agile Enterprise Data Warehouse that provides the central repository for clinical and corporate information. Even if health care providers already own a data warehouse or other relational or analytic information store, Metrixcare can map directly to this information without replication into its own data repository.
Governance, BI, Reporting
Metrixcare has at its core a comprehensive business intelligence and reporting capability that is integrated with a range of pre-configured or custom governance frameworks.
Patient Journey & Care Workflow
The Metrixcare Patient Feedback and Experience Module provides the ability to collect, analyse and improve the patient care experience with the goal of delivering the best value care that matters to patients.
Value Analytics
This novel module for value optimisation of both cost and quality demonstrates the range of efficiencies for particular quality outcomes for multiple hospitals or a single facility.
Advisory Services
The platform supports a wide range of predictive analytics models and machine learning approaches which enable healthcare organisations to optimise performance using insights contained within their own data.
Platform Modules
Latest News
Economic Development Analytics for Agility and Purpose
Metrixcare CEO, Mr Steve Govis, has been invited to present at the National Economic Development Conference to be held in Adelaide 23-25 October 2019. Local government is a data rich environment with great potential for analytics. But with such choice, deciding on...
Metrixcare a finalist for national economic development award
Metrixcare has been named a finalist at the National Economic Development Conference 2019 in conjunction with the City of Holdfast Bay for our work in implementing a governance and metrics solution for local government. As a Finalist, the submission will be presented...
Is Variation the Enemy of Quality?
Early in my career I thought of it like this. If things differ then outcomes also must differ so if we standardise care then quality follows. Neat, easy and of course as luck would have it, this turns out to be right - and wrong. Some standardisation often...