TforG Healthcare Intelligence – Modules

TforG Healthcare Scan offers a set of data that can be accessed in a modular approach. The data intelligence is categorized in 4 featured building blocks. You choose the modules, depending on your needs.
All data is updated every year and licenses are valid for 1 year.

SOCIO ECONOMIC DATA

This module gathers and compares, from a country’s perspective, the most relevant information on macroeconomic performance, healthcare demographics, opportunities, barriers, trends and outcomes.

Relevant national level information:

Socio-demographics (including top causes of death)
Macroeconomic figures
National Healthcare figures

NATIONAL CARE PROVISION DATA

Healthcare Demographics based on area of focus:

Primary Care
Secondary Care
Care Provision Data
Critical Care
Anesthesia
Emergency Data
Hospital Services
Healthcare Professionals
Tertiary Care

NATIONAL LANDSCAPE & HEALTHCARE OUTLINE

Written analysis on the socioeconomic and macroeconomic context and outlook, the healthcare system, and the latest healthcare reforms. Includes an extensive chapter dedicated to the markets for capital equipment, medical devices, disposables and pharmaceuticals.

Accurate and up-to-date data and trends
Latest healthcare reforms

SURGICAL PROCEDURE VOLUMES

With 1000 interventions including historical figures and two year forecasts (2011-2018).
National codes are translated to the standardized ICD 9 international coding and verified by advisory boards.

Complementary filtered view of technique (MIS vs. Open) and setting available.
Technique: quantifies how much of the procedures performed are done with open surgery (Open) and how much are done with a non-invasive, with a minimally invasive surgery (MIS) or with a laparoscopic approach (MIS).

Setting: determines whether a patient is undergoing a certain procedure in the hospital or outside of the hospital (clinic, day center, at home, etc). Furthermore it quantifies how much of the patients undergoing a procedure in the hospital stay overnight (inpatient) vs. how much don’t (ambulatory).

Specialisms