How Realize-365 organizes fragmented cardiac data into clear, source-linked summaries that support clinician review and safer transitions of care.
Per patient review session
Ischemia-related pattern findings
Improved 30-day post-PCI outcomes
Patient: Mr. Daniel Harris, 58y (Diagnosis: NSTEMI, s/p PCI with stent)
History of HTN, HLD, obesity, and former smoker. Admitted for NSTEMI requiring PCI and DAPT initiation. Setting: Inpatient → Outpatient cardiac rehab → Home health.
On post-procedure Day 1, subtle changes appear: SBP falls (118 → 102 mmHg), HR rises (68 → 85 bpm), and telemetry shows intermittent PVCs. Patient reports mild chest tightness. Individually dismissed, but together could suggest early ischemia, med-timing mismatch, or stent-related complication.
Query: "Analyze last 24h vitals, telemetry, troponins, and chest pain documentation. Compare to early stent thrombosis profiles."
Insight: Documented vitals and med-timing pattern are consistent with supply-demand mismatch, flagged for clinician review, with source links to the underlying entries so the team can evaluate next steps.
Before discharge, nurses must reconcile home meds, avoid duplication, and confirm teaching for DAPT. Errors commonly include duplicate ACE inhibitors, incorrect statin dosing, missing PRN nitro instructions.
Query: "Cross-check home meds, inpatient orders, and cardiology discharge protocol. Flag interactions, duplications, and incomplete patient-teaching elements."
Insight: Documented medication list shows a duplicate ACE-inhibitor order and a gap in nitro-instruction teaching, flagged for clinician review, with the relevant documentation linked for the discharge team.
Two weeks after discharge, cardiologist needs to review 14 days of rehab data (BP, HR, recovery metrics) buried in fragmented logs to assess progress.
Query: "Show 7-day BP and resting HR trends, HR recovery on rehab days, and highlight any days outside target."
| Day | BP | HR Recov | Insight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | 132/82 | +24 → 88 | Baseline |
| Day 7 | 126/79 | +17 → 78 | Improved conditioning |
Insight: Documented HR recovery has improved by ~50% over 7 days, consistent with improving conditioning, flagged for clinician review of Phase II rehab intensity.
Day 10: Home health notes Weight ↑ 3 lbs, mild edema, BP creeping up. These documented changes are buried in narrative notes, delaying the care team’s review.
Query: "Compare last 7 days of vitals, weights, edema documentation, and sodium intake relevant to CHF decompensation monitoring."
Insight: Documented weight, BP, and edema trends are compiled into a single source-linked timeline and surfaced for clinician review, so the care team can evaluate the documented changes against their own clinical criteria.
Realize-365 brings documented vitals, meds, and telemetry into one source-linked view so clinicians can review subtle documented patterns that single-point checks miss.
Consolidated medication views at discharge help clinicians spot documented duplications and support adherence conversations.
Earlier visibility of documented weight, BP, and edema trends gives clinicians more time to review the record and apply their own judgment.