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Horus Predictor

Predictions of various clinical indicators

Horus Predictor is a solution based on Machine Learning models that enables early clinical predictions from the patient's admission or in the first hours after. It provides accurate estimates of key indicators such as expected hospital stay or readmission risk, facilitating better planning and management of healthcare resources.

Problems to solve

In the hospital setting, anticipating patient needs is a major challenge. The lack of effective predictive tools can hinder resource planning, prolong hospital stays and increase the risk of readmissions. Horus Predictor addresses this problem by providing reliable and timely predictions that enable medical teams to make informed and proactive decisions.

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Main features

  • Hospital stay prediction: Accurately estimates the expected length of hospital stay to optimize bed and resource management.
  • Identification of readmission risk: Provides early information on patients with a higher likelihood of readmission, allowing planning of preventive interventions.
  • Advanced Machine Learning Models: Developed with real clinical data, adapted to maximize accuracy in various hospital environments.
  • Real-time data: Generates predictions from the moment of entry or a few hours later, providing immediate information for decision making.
  • Integration with hospital systems: Compatible with existing clinical management systems for ease of use and implementation.
  • Multi-indicator analysis: Allows simultaneous assessment of several key indicators to provide a complete picture of the patient's condition and needs.
  • Continuous updates: Improves its accuracy over time, learning from new data and clinical situations.
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