Personalized drug safety information.

Differentiate your digital healthcare services and attract or retain valuable customers with datapeutics ◼ solutions for personalized, patient-friendly drug safety information.

Advance your digital health service portfolio with datapeutics Software as a Service solutions:

Enlighten your customers with comprehensible translations of medical language terms
(for instance in doctors' letters)
Convince new customers to chose your digital health solution by excelling at drug safety
Introduce your customers to novel and exciting technology in personalized medicine
Become a front-runner in patient empowerment with patient-friendly drug safety information

Solutions ◼

We provide a powerful API to connect your health IT system with our Software as a Service infrastructure for personalized drug safety information.

We are also happy to provide advanced consulting solutions leveraging our knowledge on personalized medicine and machine learning or text data mining of medical data sets. You are more than welcome to get in touch.

datapeutics SymCheck

Determine the likely cause of patient's symptoms based on a medication plan. datapeutics SymCheck helps analyzing and understanding symptoms related to a specific drug as well as non-drug related causes. Side effects can be reported to doctors and authorities if required.

Illustrative example for datapeutics SymCheck

datapeutics Profile

Display personalized, easily comprehensible ADR information for your customer's medication. A patient's individual parameters (e.g. demographics, lab values, genetic dispositions etc.) are aligned with datapeutics state-of-the-art ADR database and expertise on drug side effects. In particular patients on several drugs (polypharmacy) will benefit from the comprehensible overview.

Illustrative example for datapeutics Profile

Very common	Risk	Affected patients
⬤ Heart	74%	7 out of 10
⬤ Stomach and intestines	58%	6 out of 10
⬤ Lung	12%	1 out of 10
Common
⬤ Mental illness	6.3%	1 out of 16
⬤ Nervous system	4.7%	1 out of 21
⬤ Eyes	2%	1 out of 50
Uncommon
⬤ Skin	0.5%	1 out of 200
Rare
...

Very Common	Severity	Risk	Affected patients
⬤ Hypertension	mild	70%	7 out of 10
⬤ Angina pectoris	mild	11%	1 out of 10
Uncommon
⬤ Heart failure	! severe	1%	1 out of 100
⬤ Acute pericarditis	! severe	0.02%	1 out of 5000
Rare
⬤ Haemopericardium	! severe	0.01%	1 out of 10000

datapeutics Klartext

Decoding medical language terms, enlightening patients on the contents of their doctors' letters' or other technical terms in medical texts (e.g. drug labels) becomes straightforward with this service from datapeutics. Terms are highlighted and translated to common language, fully comprehensible to the user - opening up discussions and further sources of information to the patient.

Illustrative example for datapeutics Klartext

Patient: Schmidt, Johanna Geb.-Datum: 21.04.1965 Geschl.: weiblich

Sehr geehrte Frau Kollegin, sehr geehrter Herr Kollege,

wir berichten über die oben genannten Patientin, die sich am 23.12.2016 in unserer
ambulant: nur zur kurzweiligen Behandlung beim Arzt oder in einem Krankenhaus, nicht länger dort bleibend ¹ ambulanten Behandlung befand.

Diagnose: die Bestimmung einer körperlichen oder psychischen Krankheit durch einen Arzt oder Psychotherapeuten; in Berufen der Gesundheit (Arzt, Pfleger, Physiotherapeut, Psychologe) die genaue Zuordnung von Befunden ² Diagnose
Prellung mit Schürfwunden Unterarmt/Schulter links

Vorgeschichte / Unfallhergang
Der Patient gibt an, auf regennasser Fahrbahn beim Kreuzen der Gleise in den Schienen
hängengeblieben und auf die rechte Seite gestürzt zu sein.
Patient war behelmt. Keine Bewusstlosigkeit‚ kein Erbrechen, keine Amnesie: Gedächtnisstörung ³ Amnesie zum
Unfallereignis.

Befund / Körperliche Untersuchung
Patient ist wach und zu allen Qualitäten voll orientiert. GCS: Die Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS), auch Glasgow-Koma-Skala oder kurz Glasgow-Skala, ist eine einfache Skala zur Abschätzung einer Bewusstseinsstörung. Obwohl sie häufig in der Intensivmedizin – insbesondere nach einer Schädel-Hirn-Verletzung (Trauma) – verwendet wird, lassen sich mit der GCS auch allgemeine Bewusstseinsstörungen quantifizieren. [...] ⁴ GCS 15
Platzwunde submental rechts, Platzwunde am rechten Mundrand, diverse Schürfwunden am rechten Unterarm. Schürfung an derrechten Schulter.
Rechter Ellbogen und Handgelenk frei, aber schmerzhaft beweglich. Unterarm
druckschmezzhaft.
pDMS: periphere DMS-Kontrolle, klinisches Diagnoseverfahren zur Untersuchung der Durchblutung, Motorik und Sensibilität ⁵ pDMS durchgehend intakt: unversehrt, funktionsfähig, unbeschädigt ⁶ intakt. Okulomotorik: Unter Augenbewegungen (Synonyme: Okulomotorik, Augenmotilität) versteht man die Gesamtheit aller motorischen Ausdrucksformen und Varianten, die den Augäpfeln (Bulbi oculi) zur Verfügung stehen, sich bewusst oder unbewusst, willkürlich oder unwillkürlich in unterschiedliche Richtungen drehen (oder drehen lassen) zu können. ⁷ Okulomotorik und Pupillenreflexe: Die Iris (Regenbogenhaut) stellt die Begrenzung des Sehlochs (Pupille) dar. Das Ergebnis des Pupillenlichtreflexes, kurz Pupillenreflex, ist eine Tonusänderung der glatten Irismuskulatur. ⁸ Pupillenreflexe bds. erhalten.

[...]

Fachbegriffe und Quellen

Wort	Quellen	Lizenz
¹ ambulant	Wiktionary, Wikipedia	CC BY-SA 3.0
² Diagnose	Wiktionary, Wikipedia	CC BY-SA 3.0
³ Amnesie	Wiktionary, Wikipedia	CC BY-SA 3.0
⁴ GCS: Glasgow Coma Scale	Wikipedia	CC BY-SA 3.0
⁵ pDMS: DMS-Kontrolle	Wikipedia	CC BY-SA 3.0
⁶ intakt	Wiktionary	CC BY-SA 3.0
⁷ Okulomotorik	Wikipedia	CC BY-SA 3.0
⁸ Pupillenreflexe	Wikipedia	CC BY-SA 3.0

Main features:

automated annotation or translation of medical terms into common language
patient-and user-friendly integration into apps
comprehensible, multi-lingual

Request a Demo

Are you looking for advanced drug safety features for your product or service in digital health? In case you are interested in how you can utilize our solutions and technology in favor of your business please give us a ring or send us an email — we would love to find out for you how we can help.

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Technology ◼

datapeutics technology revolves around two central resources:

the datapeutics ADR knowledge base, and
datapeutics personalized drug safety models

We offer these resources via easy-to-use and powerful REST-based web services taking into account future FHIR infrastructures.

Knowledge database facts

Adverse drug reactions are categorized using the MedDRA/CTCAE taxonomy

> 14.000.000	patients from clinical trials
> 1400	indications (ICD-10)
> 1600	pharmacologically active substances (ATC)

We use state-of-the-art text and data mining methods for extracting facts and insights from both drug labels and approved clinical studies. The extracted data is normalized and aligned with our novel database on adverse drug reactions. Quality and integrity of data is at the heart of our endeavor.

Personalized quantitative drug safety models

take into account each individual patient (gender, age, co-morbidities, ...)
determine accumulated risks from poly-medication
contextualize ADR risks with background incidence of same symptoms

For each individual patient, the relevant information is retrieved from our knowledge base and processed with our statistical algorithms using machine learning and predictive analytics - leveraging our deep technical and domain knowledge in personalized medicine. For future services, we envision a "learning system“, that improves with growing amount of patient experience.

All services are hosted in Germany. We secure all data by pseudonymization and with strong encryption.

Team ◼

We are a tightly integrated team of data science and engineering experts with both deep technological expertise in IT, Machine Learning and Text Data Mining as well as domain knowledge in personalized medicine. From different backgrounds and decades of experience in both academia and industry we combine the required skills necessary to solve upcoming challenges with medical data sets and domain specific obstacles in our field.