10 reasons why SQLape® is made for you
You wish to control health expenditure, monitor the quality of healthcare, or plan the use of hospital resources
SQLape® offers a set of more than 10 consistent tools and indicators
You are interested in analyzing hospital and/or ambulatory healthcare
SQLape® provides a set of tools to analyze both in- and outpatient healthcare, in an integrated public health point of view
You believe that patients’ classification systems should reflect the diversity of patients with a limited number of medically-intelligible categories
SQLape® uses a clinicaly-homogeous patients classification system based on few categories and controlling for explicit co-morbidities
You think that issues can only be solved with a constructive interdisciplinary effort based on commonly accepted indicators
SQLape® proposes reliable tools that are intelligible to manager, healthcare providers, and health system regulators
You are aware of the importance to have sensitive, specific and rigorously-defined health indicators
SQLape® rigorously defines all its indicators (sometimes with algorithms) to achieve best statistical results
You need highly predictive models scientifically validated
SQLape® develops highly-predictive adjustment models specific to each indicator and based on scientifically-validated statistical techniques
You want to reduce the risk of manipulation of the indicators
SQLape® constructs indicators that are reliable against coding practices
You advocate an ethical management
SQLape® is based on a grouper that minimizes pernicious effects, especially for resources allocation
You know the importance of analyzing healthcare throughout time
SQLape® takes into account the evolution of coding practices, but still recognizes former codes (up to 1998)
You have precious time that you rather spend on finding solution to improve healthcare than on computing indicators
SQLape® is very user-friendly: preparing input files and double-clicking on the SQLape® application is all you need to compute your indicators