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Risk Profile‎

Overview

The Risk Profile reporting dashboard provides aggregate information about the predictive risks (and/or present conditions, as applicable) of a user’s attributed patients. For more information, visit the Predictive Risk Modeling methodology section.

Click the settings icon image-20240626-160451.png located in the upper-left corner of the dashboard to learn more about its available features and functionality.

Filters

Click the return icon image-20240626-155506.png located in the upper-left corner of the dashboard to return to the Insights dashboard to modify patient attribution and personal characteristic filter selections.

Filter

Description

Risk Model

The model assessing the prospective predictive risk (and/or present condition, as applicable) of a user’s attributed patients.

Risk Class

The text result (i.e., class) assigned to a user’s attributed patients that identifies their prospective predictive risk (and/or present condition, as applicable) for the selected Risk Model.

Valid values include Low, Moderate, High, Very High, and Present (for chronic condition risk models).

90D Risk Change

The indication of whether the risk class assigned to a user’s attributed patients for the selected Risk Model has changed between the time of reporting and 90 days prior.

Valid values include Increase, Decrease, and No Change.

Metrics

Metric

Description

Attributed Patients

The count of unique patients who are attributed to the selected Attribution Entity and who meet the criteria of the selected personal characteristics.

For more information about the filters impacting this metric, visit the Insightsreporting dashboard’s filter section.

Patients with Risk

The count of a user’s unique attributed patients who have at least one available predictive risk result (i.e., Risk Class = Low, Moderate, High, or Very High; not Present) for the selected Risk Model.

For more information about the predictive risks measured in this metric, visit the Predictive Risk Modeling methodology section.

Patients with Chronic Condition

The count of a user’s unique attributed patients who have at least one chronic condition (i.e., Risk Class = Present) for the selected Risk Model (as applicable).

For more information about the chronic conditions measured in this metric, visit the Predictive Risk Modeling methodology section.

Chart

Chart

Description

Distribution of Risk Class and 90-Day Risk Change for Attributed Patients

The distribution of assigned risk classes, for the selected Risk Model, for a user’s attributed patients.

Legend:

  • Orange- Patients with an increase in assigned risk class for the selected Risk Model between the time of reporting and 90 days prior.

  • Blue- Patients with a decrease in assigned risk class for the selected Risk Model between the time of reporting and 90 days prior.

  • Grey- Patients with no change in assigned risk class for the selected Risk Model between the time of reporting and 90 days prior.

Table

Table

Field

Description

Distribution of Risk Class and 90-Day Risk Change for Attributed Patients

Attribution Entity

Each of the selected Attribution Entity values.

90-Day Risk Change

The indication of whether the risk class assigned to a user’s attributed patients for the selected Risk Model has changed between the time of reporting and 90 days prior.

Valid values include Increase, Decrease, and No Change.

Risk Class

The text result (i.e., class) assigned to a user’s attributed patients that identifies their prospective predictive risk (and/or present condition, as applicable) for the selected Risk Model.

Valid values include Low, Moderate, High, Very High, and Present (for chronic condition risk models).

Support Options

For support questions, please contact HealthInfoNet’s Customer Care team (customercare@hinfonet.org).

For training needs, please contact HealthInfoNet’s Clinical Education team (clinicaleducation@hinfonet.org).

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