BioAnalytics Instructions for Use Ver.0

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Table of Contents

1. Overview

  • BioAnalytics is software developed by BioIntelliSense to provide healthcare provider leaders with meaningful data to drive business operations. BioAnalytics is designed to provide operationally-relevant data — for example, tracking in-facility loss rates of wearable devices and tracking compliance with remote patient monitoring (RPM) programs for reimbursement purposes.
  • BioAnalytics is comprised of two components:
    • BioAnalytics Dashboards — software dashboards that display analytics, key performance indicators, and other metrics generated by components of the broader BioSystem.
    • BioAnalytics Reports — metric reports generated in Portable Document Format (PDF).
  • The data is aggregate statistics and simple calculations (for example, patient length of stay, devices administered, and number of patients discharged) that may be used to inform operational workflows and improve operational efficiency.

2. Intended Use and Indications for Use

  • The BioAnalytics is a series of dashboards and reports that display non-clinical and operational data to end users, which include hospital administrative staff, device distributors, business partners, and other operational personnel.
  • BioAnalytics Dashboards can include the Facility Loss Dashboard and the Shift Loss Dashboard. BioAnalytics Reports can include the RPM Vitals Data Report and the RPM Time Tracking Report.
  • The BioAnalytics is intended to be used by administrative or operational personnel only and is not intended to be used for clinical decision making, which should be the function of BioDashboard.

3. Warnings and Precautions

  • BioAnalytics is not intended to support time-sensitive decision-making. The data is not real time or near real time.
  • BioAnalytics is intended for facility administrative and operational use only. It is not intended for clinical use, and is not intended to inform patient care, diagnosis, or treatment.
  • BioAnalytics is not intended for critical care.

4. Use Instructions

4.1. Accessing BioAnalytics

BioAnalytics is accessed within BioDashboard. First, log in to BioDashboard:

  • Visit www.biodashboard.net
  • Log in with your email and password
  • If your organization has Enterprise Single Sign-On (SSO) configured, select your organization from the list displayed.
    Picture 4

    Next, select BioAnalytics from the left-hand menu.

    Picture 3Menu and Sub-Menu
    Available icons and access may vary depending on user permissions and monitoring workflow.

The BioAnalytics section has 2 analytics dashboards available: Unit Administration and Notifications Overview.

4.2. Unit Administration

The Unit Administration dashboards track device adoption and patient monitoring activity and flag lost BioButtons and loss trends. The following pages are available:

Picture 23Unit Administration Pages and Filters
  • Device & Patient Monitoring Sessions
    Tracks device utilization and patients monitored across the hospital system, facility, unit, and care setting. Counters show patients monitored and devices on-body for the current month and the trailing 12 months, with monthly and daily trend charts, to size program reach and forecast device inventory.
    Picture 8Unit Administration — Device & Patient Monitoring Sessions Page
  • Button Loss Overview
    Shows monthly device loss performance across the hospital system, including facility-level loss rates and counts, month-over-month trends, and the units with the highest year-to-date loss.
    Picture 2Unit Administration — Button Loss Overview Page
  • Weekly Loss Rate
    Shows weekly device loss performance — loss rate and loss count — at the facility and unit level, so teams can track week-over-week movement.
    Picture 2Unit Administration — Weekly Loss Rate Page
  • Facility Loss Tracker
    Lists lost BioButtons (not seen for 7 days), including unit, room, time last seen, and last known BioHub location, to target searches before a device is written off.
    Picture 3Unit Administration — Facility Loss Tracker Page
  • Unit/Shift Loss Tracker
    Provides unit-level visibility into recently discontinued buttons (0–72 hours), including room and time last seen, so devices can be recovered by shift while the trail is fresh.
    Picture 4Unit Administration — Unit/Shift Loss Tracker Page
  • Key Definitions:
    • Lost Device: A device is considered lost if it has not been seen in 7 days.
    • Button Loss Rate: Potentially-lost devices divided by patients monitored.
    • Patient Count: Distinct patients with at least one monitoring session during the period, counted once.

4.3. Notification Overview

The Notification Overview dashboards benchmark notification volume, type, and clinical significance across sites. The following pages are available:

  • Notifications Triggered Overview
    Shows notification volume by type, the clinical versus non-clinical breakdown, and average clinical notifications per patient per day, to gauge notification burden and tune thresholds.
    Picture 5Notification Overview — Notifications Triggered Overview Page
  • Reviews/Assessments by Notification Type
    Shows notification review and assessment rates and the clinical significance of notifications by type, including review coverage and weekly trends.
    Picture 5Notification Overview — Assessments by Notification Type Page — Daily Notifications Reviewed
    Picture 6Notification Overview — Assessments by Notification Type Page — Notifications Assessment by Type
  • Actions by Notification Type
    Shows which notifications lead to clinical escalation versus no action, and the mix of actions taken by notification type.
    Picture 5Notification Overview — Actions by Notification Type Page
  • Key Definitions:
    • Total Notification Volume: All notifications delivered to BioDashboard for review.
    • % Clinical Notifications: Vital-sign and trend alerts (e.g., HR, RR, temperature, threshold, trending) as a share of the total.
    • % Non-Clinical Notifications: Device-status alerts (e.g., low battery, low signal, off-body) as a share of the total.

4.4. Filtering and Downloading Data

  • Filtering
    Use the dropdown menus at the top of each dashboard to filter by facility, unit, and date. In charts:
    • Click a facility name to select it
    • Hold the modifier key to select multiple facilities
    • Click “Show all” to reset
      Picture 1Filters
  • Sorting
    Column sorting is available on any column and is not saved between sessions.
    Picture 2Sorting
  • Downloading data
    A table for exporting the underlying data is located at the bottom of each dashboard.
    Picture 4Download Data Options

5. Definitions

  • Patient Count
    Distinct patients monitored during the period, counted once regardless of how many devices or sessions.
  • Device Count
    Activated devices, counted by unique Bio ID, tracked from activation to discharge or discontinue.
  • Lost Button
    A device that has not been seen in 7 days.
  • Button Loss Count
    Raw count of lost devices per unit for the selected date range.
  • Button Loss Rate
    Potentially-lost devices divided by patients monitored.
  • Notification Volume
    All notifications delivered to BioDashboard for review.
  • % Clinical / % Non-Clinical Notifications
    Vital-sign and trend alerts, versus device-status alerts, as a share of all notifications.

6. Safety and Regulatory Information

Version Number2.4.2
Model NumberSW-BAS
Product NameBioAnalytics
Part Number (PN)SW-BAS
GTIN00850005949725

BioIntelliSense, BioDashboard, and BioButton are trademarks or registered trademarks of BioIntelliSense, Inc.

RESPONSIBLE PARTY:

BioIntelliSense, Inc.
805 Veterans Blvd, Unit 105
Redwood City, CA 94063

6.1. Terms of Use Statement

NOTICE: Use of the BioIntelliSense Product(s) is subject to our:

By using the Product(s), you indicate you have read these terms and policies and that you agree to them, including the limitations and disclaimers of liability. In particular, you understand and consent that use of the Product(s) measures and records personal information, including vital sign and other physiologic measurements. You understand that the Product(s) do not render medical advice or diagnose or prevent any specific disease. If you have any concerns about your health, immediately contact your healthcare provider.

7. Contact Us

For non-urgent support or questions about our product, please call 888.908.8804 (US) or email support@biointellisense.com

Manufactured by

BioIntelliSense, Inc.
805 Veterans Blvd, Unit 105
Redwood City, CA 94063