Evidence & clinical oversight
Understand the distinction between a product capability, a documented design, and an evaluated clinical outcome. Build a program around evidence appropriate to its use.
Discuss your evaluation needsFive kinds of supporting material. Each answers a different question about Avery. Demonstrations use fictional information.
Campaigns, call history, Caregiver configuration, and resolution records give teams a place to inspect the work. The actions available to your organization depend on its configuration and connected systems.
Explore the platformDCE is designed to organize clinical evidence, apply defined risk policies, and preserve decision context. Review the policies and validation appropriate to your care setting.
Explore DCEThe memory design connects observations to a person, an episode, and a source. Retrieval, confirmation, and behavior across contacts need to be evaluated within each program.
Explore the designAvery’s clinical development includes didactic assessments and work with Arizona State University. Those records describe educational progress, not validated patient outcomes or evidence for every clinical use.
Read about evaluationDiscover applications and request a connection through Avery Marketplace. Your team confirms supported actions, permissions, and setup before exchanging patient information.
Explore MarketplaceResponsible deployment
Agree what Avery may do, what needs a person, and what happens when a connection or handoff is unavailable. The review should reflect the actual care setting.
Name the team responsible for content, decisions, escalation, and incident review.
Confirm supported actions, permissions, delivery, acknowledgement, and failure behavior.
Define the eligible population, baseline, measurement period, and evidence needed to support any improvement claim.
Let’s design it together
Start with one patient need. Build the connections and follow-through around it.
