MDClone

MDClone is a healthcare data exploration platform built around its ADAMS Platform and ADAMS Center. It is used by health systems, government bodies, payers and life science companies that want clinicians, researchers and operational staff to explore patient data without long data request queues. The platform connects to a range of source data systems and lets front line staff ask their own questions of their organization's data, then analyze and act on it. Its distinguishing capability is synthetic data. The vendor describes this as artificially created, non reversible data that reproduces the statistical characteristics and correlations of the original records using a statistical approach, so that it contains no identifiable patient information. Users can explore either original or synthetic versions of the data depending on their permissions, and the vendor says synthetic exploration avoids the need for institutional review board approval and allows data to be shared across internal and external teams. Customer stories on the site describe uses in care management for chronic kidney disease, studies of artificial intelligence for detecting intracranial hemorrhage, and deep learning models for predicting mortality in liver cirrhosis. Named customers include Washington University School of Medicine, Intermountain Healthcare, The Ottawa Hospital and Sheba Medical Center. The company was founded in 2016 in Israel and is headquartered in Beer Sheba. The vendor also offers services, an academy and a library of eBooks and webinars. Pricing is not published, and the site offers a free 15 minute demo.