Our Impact

Read on for informative whitepapers and real-life case examples of how individuals and health systems are implementing clinical decision support tools to save money, increase patient satisfaction, and reduce risk.

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Whitepaper

Seeing is Believing: How Leveraging Point-of-Care Technology Can Advance Health Equity

By using clinical decision support tools as a guidance system, clinicians have the potential to foster collaborative relationships with patients while also addressing systemic problems, such as unconscious bias.

A doctor uses VisualDx skin rash symptom checker to discuss treatment plan with patients

WHITEPAPER

Equity and Digital Medicine: Three Problems and One Information Solution to Reduce Racial Bias in Medicine

There is an acute need to address racial bias in medicine head-on. As an industry and as individuals, we must look inward to see the flaws in our thinking and actions that are contributing to these inequities and implement meaningful solutions.

Clinicians use a dermatology symptom checker to create a treatment plan

Whitepaper

Visualizing Clinical Decision-Making in Medical Education and Training

At VisualDx we are on a mission to create the framework and information tools that inspire continual learning and navigation of information.

A medical student uses a health symptom checker on his phone

Case Study

Empowering Pharmacy Students by Enhancing Clinical Skills and Judgment

Touro College administrators revolutionized patient care by enabling pharmacists-in-training tools to identify skin conditions or drug reactions instantly, leading to improved outcomes, reduced unnecessary visits, and increased patient satisfaction.

Medical students use a symptom diagnosis tool on a computer together

Case Study

NP Educators Integrate VisualDx Into Curriculum and Improve Test Scores

Learn how NP faculty integrated VisualDx into the curriculum and improved students’ test scores and better prepared them for real-world scenarios they encounter face when treating patients.