Doctors and nurses are presented with a number of "behavioral nudges" while they're at their computers to help drive better care for patients. For example, they might receive an alert saying, "Don't prescribe this patient penicillin because of an allergy." Behind the scenes, there is a team of administrators at a hospital that manage the systems that provide this information. This team has a challenge, however. On one hand, this type of information (called clinical decision support) is generating better patient health and safety. On the other, doctors and nurses feel so overwhelmed by the constant stream of information to them that some are quitting their professions. These administrators don't have the tools to quickly access data so they can better understand these tradeoffs.

We provide analytics for administrators in a hospital to review the alerts and other information that doctors and nurses are receiving when they're with patients.