Wolters Kluwer, Hiteks integrate solutions to improve sepsis management

Wolters Kluwer will integrate Hiteks Solutions’ sepsis-focused natural language processing solution with its POC Advisor.

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Wolters Kluwer’s is a real-time clinical surveillance and analytics platform. The integration will enable real-time analysis of physician notes for infection sources, chronic comorbidities and other information related to sepsis care. The integrated platform gathers both structured and unstructured documentation to make it actionable. This aims to improve the efficacy of sepsis alerts and patient-specific treatment advice.

“The advanced algorithms and NLP built into Hiteks’ Insight platform parses clinical notes in less than one second to identify infection sources from real-time EHR data feeds, allowing us to build upon the considerable success POC Advisor has already achieved in our quest to improve sepsis outcomes,” said Sean Benson, vice president and general manager for POC Advisor at Wolters Kluwer Clinical Software Solutions.

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