Physician PowEHR'd Decision Support://

The Kno | bility Tool

Welcome to a Paradigm Shift; from care info to ‘Care Knowledge’.

Real-World, Real-Time Peer Review.

Purpose driven: Clinical Decision Support

‘Kno | bility’ : The De-centralized Anonymous, Real-World Healthcare Knowledgebase. 

‘Informed Decision Making’ at your fingertips.

From its inception, the stated purpose of care-data is to empower those it intends to Help.  Acknowledging that care is NOT a Blackbox, and is empowered by Dr. and Patient collaboration.

Today, care-data predominantly prioritizes claims adjudication; NOT the Physician Patient relationship.

It's Your Data.

It’s a Digital World. Data is ominous [period].  Healthcare and Personal Health Information (PHI) arguably the most sensitive data-class in utilization.

A forefather of data-privacy and protection based on First Principles of Personal Ownership, HIPAA is among the earliest to ‘get it right’;

Your Personal Health Information (PHI) [Data] belongs to YOU.

HIPAA Laws codify personal protections, overtly prohibiting exclusive private control or ownership of Personal Healthcare Data.

A HIPPA based Electronic Health Record (EHR) Knowledgebase, Kno | bility is Real-World vetted care-insight empowering Physician and Patient collaboration.

Know PowEHR'd Practitioner tool.

What is Kno | bility?

A decentralized, anonymous Healthcare knowledgebase,  Kno | bility is vetted care knowledge; Strictly substance care-insight.

Real-World, Real-Time peer-reviewed care-reference.

Knowledge-sharing for discerning practitioners  and collaborative patients = ‘Know-Care’

Practitioners:

  • Assess diagnosis, treatment ideas and care-strategies from peers and specialists
  • Validate feasible prognosis, care outcomes and peer-group pathologies
  • Affirm prospective patient SDOH impacts, medication effects and interactions

Patients:

  • Learn practical care-knowledge from patient peers and specialists; diagnosis, prognosis and treatment options comprehension
  • Attain enabling care-insight for navigating care-strategy and treatment
  • Assess prospective impacts and helpful behavior for successful treatment outcome(s)
“Conclusions: Physician skill, such as clinical knowledge, is important to translating patient-centered practice infrastructure into better care quality, and so it may become more consequential…”
- Jonathan L. Vandergrift, MS, Bradley M. Gray, PhD
“Real clinical medicine has lots of gray areas that are far removed from the neat, obvious situations that are often put forward in medical school.”
- Thomas Kozhimannil, MD
“Yes, our duty is to heal our patients. But it’s also to help them understand the limits of medicine, so that together we can make decisions that meet their needs and goals.”
- Sachin H. Jain, MD; adjunct, Stanford University School of Medicine
“In addition to most physicians not being tech-savvy, skepticism surrounding the AI black box, the risk of algorithmic biases, and the robustness of data used to train models fuel the hesitance to adopt AI.”
- Hebatullah M. Abdulazeem, Rehab Meckawy, Sophie Schwarz, David Novillo-Ortiz, Stefanie J. Klug